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For questions concerning the Gothic language, a dead Germanic language attested in the late antiquity and early medieval time.
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Does Gothic have /r/-umlaut and /x/-umlaut?
Charles Nydorf believes that /r/-umlaut and /x/-umlaut in Yiddish come from /r/-umlaut and /x/-umlaut in Gothic, but he gives no examples in either language. … Does Gothic have either of those phenomena and, if it does, what do Gothicists call it? …