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More non-romance words? Well, I think most of the Punic substrait is established, and probably most of the small Germanic contribution is already documented (though more could filter into my growing lexicon of words related to Medieval warfare, but mostly filtered through Norman French, I think). The Greek component is under represented since I haven't done much work on medicine yet though religion also accounts for a good many Greek terms. Arabic is still probably under represented, but that's slow work. Adam On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 2:45 PM, thomasruhm <thomas@hidden.email> wrote: > ** > > > To Padraic: > I read the text in Old Iconian. I only understood the latin and very close > to latin words in it, but I think reading such things is good practice. > Welsh sounds like waves coming, when you lay on an air mattress, in a lake. > > To Adam: > I like text in their original language the best and you are right, I was > looking for them, but any other text would be alright as well. I cannot say > yet, what troubled me, I am just not used to Carrajina. A friend of mine > said, that she would like to have more words, which don't have a romance > origin. For me it is just alright as it is. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]