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You should better use the PFM for that. Import the vanilla startpos and edit it there. In fact, many people have problems with creating a startpos by the AKit.

I hope, you didn't forget to add a...

With some basic knowledge of PFM - yes, simple. Just as Augustusng wrote before.

Unfortunately, all that concerns non-English localization doesn't work in such a simple way in the TWA. It's just [censored]. One can't import a loc. table from the pack and edit it. In fact, one...

As for me, I've reconstructed Antrustiones as sg. *anatraustijō pl. *anatraustijan. Ana isn't a prefix but a preposition meaning on, upon, onto. In PGmc, a case, when preposition become prefix, is...

A_B, it seems compatible.
At least, the main parts (startpos, buildings, effects) aren't in conflict.

Why not uhsno? The table at the page 117 rather suggests this version.
(By the way, what type of page numeration do you want me to use? I mean, PN of the book or PN of the PDF-file?)

The...

Well, of course, there is such a word. But I've never heard anyone connected it with Valamir. As Latin and Greek sources give us only Val-, not Vajl/Vail- or Vel-, I don't see any reason to change...

AFAIK, it's a sort of system bug. One can make nomads able to settle, but I haven't seen any mods which allow to attack cities after that.
May be, the Tanukhids' script could help that. I'm not sure.

Only the provinces, having land borders with each other, are adjacent. So there is no osmosis to/from islands.
I guess, even Dacia and Thracia can't provide osmosis to each other because of the...

While the Hunnic language can't even be reconstructed, the whole idea is quite speculative.

Where did you find this reconstruction? Just interesting.
I saw only a Walamers variant. The first root could be from waljan - to choose.

Charerg, now I've got it, sorry.
The first form is entirely PGmc, right? Then it should be Ahwoauriz. Or possibly Ahwauriz.
As for Proto-Norse (if you need): speaking of early loss of w, you're...

Well, Gothic can't help here because we haven't examples of the compound words where the secong root has initial vowel. As for other morphemes, it allows any combination, e.g. gaaukan.
But there was...

Jurand of Cracow, I recall some experiments doing the integrity more important, but it turned out that the AI was just destroyed by it, because the AI can't handle with intergity. So, I think, the...

As far as I understand Wolfram, the Gothic kings were reiks in general but they could elect 'high judge', war leader kindins. However, Wolfram himself states that there is no clarity and sufficient...

ZombieZleeping, even the linguistic work is a hard nut to crack. Adding voice recording (that needs both skill and equipment), it's just unreal.

This may be reasonable, indeed. Also, I see in the Old Saxon dictionary form gimūthi for river mouth. May be then, Warnagimuthi?

As I can see, mutha is Old Frisian. So Warnamuth.

I guess so.

Charerg, by the way, for a fast search for root evolution (not for translation, of course) this site may be useful.
Just input modern English word in English field and go on.
For example, some...

Is that appropriate?
Old Saxon
Old High German

My bad, I've mixed them with Thervingi. Of course, they aren't East-Gmc. Sorry, let's forget about gawi :)

OK, I'll look for it.

As for historical research, I can hardly help you. As for linguistic advice, I think, I don't entirely understand your approach. It seems that you use neither Proto-Germanic nor later attested...

It's borrowing from Latin castrum. May be, it's better to use burg?

Why byrig? It's Nom.Pl. or Dat.Sg. of burg.

As you wish.
On the one hand, the word Gutþiuda is attested in documents. However, compound words, consisting of three roots, are very rare in Gothic and look a bit clumsy.
On the other hand, the...

There is no need to use hyphens. They're used in dictionaries only to show compound words.
As for the first words, the whole issue with Gothic tribal names reconstruction is so disputable that I...

Historical linguistics? Never heard of it! :laughter:
That what I called you don't know basic terms.
As for sources I've already provided the link with comprehensive information. You keep chanting...

Charerg, pages 261-262.
It's quite obvious that the whole question is contoversial. However, the discussion is about the time of changing [k] > [k'] > [ch]. And it's quite unbelievable that Saxons...

Prince Richard, that <ch> had developed later. Names change too.

Prince Richard, their languages were already close-related West Germanic dialects that had quite quickly merged into the one language that became to be called Aenglisc a couple centuries later....

Prince Richard , I guess, as it were different tribes, some of them called themselves Saxons, some - Angles, but more likely they use names of lesser realms they had founded.

Prince Richard, do you mean the Anglo-Saxons or the Saxons in particular?

Because of the language evolution. In Middle English, ea => a.

It's an attested form.

As far as I inderstand, arimanni are rather cognate with harjamans, 'army men'. Still, there is no mistake. If you need such an allusion, use Hairumans.

Sounds reasonable.

In Gothic, it should be Gulþabaurgs and Alareikbaurgs (pronounced like Ah-lah-reek-borgs).

Gothic had a special letter for voiceless th which conventinally transcribed as þorn. Voiced th and d...

I guess so.

I recall something like 'companion, follower' (of king) as well.

Augustusng, I suggest, both are scripts. Look at axum_mechanics.lua and military_building_locking.lua at data/campaigns/main_attila/sands in the data.pack.
As for empty effects, it's the usual thing...

There could be a connection indeed. But I'd rather suggest Germanic-to-Finnic loans in general, as it were with Germanic-Slavic interactions.

Actually, it's quite reasonable. I had used Gothic for...

Yes, I suppose.

This suggestions have too many assumptions. Is there any evidence of word adoption from Goths to Langobards? And the form Gasindii can't be reliable proof of declension because...

Disclaimer. I use thorn (þ) but you can use th of course. But it’s proved that the game font ‘knows’ þ.
For the sound [hw or xw] there are generally used symbols ƕ, hw, hv. Choose what you want. I...