Etymologie der neuhochdeutschen Sprache; Darstellung des deutschen Wortschatzes in seiner geschichtlichen Entwicklung
by Herman Hirt offers a comprehensive exploration of the etymology of the New High German language. This meticulous work details the historical development of the German vocabulary, providing insights into the origins and evolution of words. It is an invaluable resource for students and scholars of linguistics, Germanic languages, and German history. The book meticulously traces the transformations and influences that have shaped the German language over centuries.
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