It is very common in Indo-European languages to derive new, compound verb forms from verb bases by adding prefixes to them. These prefixes, or preverbs, are derived from invariant forms and generally come from one of three categories: adverbs, adpositions, and inseparable particles. This title focuses on these attributes of Gothic language.
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