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(a few more culled from my links page at http://www.deinioljones.net/links.htm)
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* [http://www.pledarigrond.ch/grammatica.pdf Rumantsch Grischun per Rumantschs]
* [http://www.pledarigrond.ch/grammatica.pdf Rumantsch Grischun per Rumantschs]
*: A brief pdf grammar from the Lia Rumantscha outlining the morphology of Rumantsch Grischun (in Rumantsch Grischun)
*: A brief pdf grammar from the Lia Rumantscha outlining the morphology of Rumantsch Grischun (in Rumantsch Grischun)
* [http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Meyer-L%C3%BCbke Romanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch] by Meyer-Lübke, Wilhelm, 1861-1936
*: The one etymological dictionary of the Romance languages to have at last on the Internet Archive!
*: Be aware that this is an early (first?) edition and so not authoritative by scholarly standards but heavenly honey for a romconlanger. Beats your Latin dictionary any time and is a must-have for the Romconlanger even if you don't know German! Arm yourself with a (preferably somewhat dated! {{smiley}}) German dictionary and a heap of Romance language dictionaries, or their online equivalents. I recommend following the [http://ia311219.us.archive.org/2/items/romanischesetymo00meyeuoft All Files: HTTP link] to get to the right place to download the stuff. Of course the b/w PDF version is best for reading. I recommend the .txt version for quick searching (yay grep!) even if the OCR is crappy, to find out what to look for in the graphical version.
* [http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Vulgar%20Latin Lateinisch-romanisches Wörterbuch] - Körting, Gustav Carl Otto, 1845-1913
*: At the Internet Archive. I have no idea how this compares to Meyer-Lübke, but I guess the more the merrier! Another version is [http://www.archive.org/details/lateinischromani00kruoft here]. The same remarks for download and search strategies as for Meyer-Lübke (and any book at the Internet Archive) apply.


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Revision as of 02:41, 25 May 2009

Romanic historical grammars, phonologies and (etymological) dictionaries available on the Internet

Most of these links are to digitized, somewhat dated texts which have passed into the Public Domain and been uploaded to the Internet Archive, which are still perfectly good, or perhaps because of their datedness even better, as fodder for conlanging. They are offered in many file formats. Follow the "All Files: http" link to download. The b/w PDF, if available, is best for printout. The OCRed .txt version is full of errors but still good for searching!