Guess the Word in Germanic Conlangs

[spanick]

Is -hus related to "house"?

[zyma]

Did framaz- begin with fr- in Biblical Gothic?

[spanick]

Did framaz- begin with fr- in Biblical Gothic?

Yes it did.

[spanick]

I just realized that I spelled the first morpheme incorrectly.

It should be framaž. This shouldn't really affect your ability to guess the word, but since I messed up I'll throw out a hint.

The reason I messed up is because this particular case of z > ž is a later (modern) palatalization. The environment for this palatalization did not exist previous to the sound changes resulting in the modern language.

[zyma]

Is framaž- a noun?

[spanick]

Is framaž- a noun?

No. Your previous comment about it coming from "from" is closer to the mark. But that had already occurred in PG and was not any of my doing.

[zyma]

Is it a preposition?

[spanick]

Is it a preposition?

Nope.

[zyma]

Is it a content word?

[spanick]

Is it a content word?

Yes it is.

[zyma]

Is it a verb?

[Creyeditor]

Is some part of the word related to German 'Bach'?

[spanick]

Is it a verb?

No

Is some part of the word related to German 'Bach'?

No

[zyma]

Is framaž- an adjective?

[Creyeditor]

Is framaž- a noun?

No. Your previous comment about it coming from "from" is closer to the mark. But that had already occurred in PG and was not any of my doing.

Is it from the adverbial meaning of this word, s.th. like 'forth, forward; away, further'?

[spanick]

Is framaž- an adjective?

Yes.

Is it from the adverbial meaning of this word, s.th. like 'forth, forward; away, further'?

See my answer to Shimo.

[zyma]

Is it related to 𐍆𐍂𐌿𐌼𐌰 fruma "first"?

[spanick]

Is it related to 𐍆𐍂𐌿𐌼𐌰 fruma "first"?

Nope.

[zyma]

Was the first vowel of the fr- word a in Biblical Gothic?

[spanick]

Was the first vowel of the fr- word a in Biblical Gothic?

Yes it was.