The Holy Language Lexicon is a lexicon of English words with roots in Germanic
languages. This lexicon is intended to be used for those who wish to use only
Germanic based English in their holy rites. The lexicon is still being compiled
so some letters may not have entries yet but check back occasionally because
we hope to finish the lexicon soon.
The lexicon is still being compiled. If you would like to help us with this
project you can contact us at info@northvegr.org .
The following people have helped in the compiling of this Lexicon and their
help is greatly appreciated.
Alfta Svanni Lothursdottir
Ulfrikr inn Hrafn
(Dirk Schmitt)
ulfrikr@aetaustralia.org
Assembly of The Elder Troth
And many thanks go to Douglas Harper
at the Online Etymology
Dictionary who has allowed us to use material from his dictionary for this
work. Contact us at info@northvegr.org to find out how you can help support the Online Etymology Dictionary.
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