Non indo-european Germanic words

[Twilight]

Hello there, I was wondering if there was a way to find out what words in the Germanic Language is I do European and what words came from Haplogroup I; like a dictionary, link, etc. Thanks

 

[sparkey]

Hello there, I was wondering if there was a way to find out what words in the Germanic Language is I do European and what words came from Haplogroup I; like a dictionary, link, etc. Thanks

What you're looking for is called the Germanic Substrate Hypothesis. There are proposed examples of non-IE Germanic words on the Wiki page. Picking out the less disputed ones per the article, there is: sea, steer, sail, keel, sword, bow, eel, lamb, knight, thing, leap, bone, bride.

 

[Maciamo]

I wrote a list last year with the express purpose of identifying words that come from the I1 substrate of Germanic languages : Germanic words of non-Indo-European origin

 

[Kentel]

Hello there, I was wondering if there was a way to find out what words in the Germanic Language is I do European and what words came from Haplogroup I; like a dictionary, link, etc. Thanks

I wouldn't connect these words to any haplogroup in particular (R1b is also pre-IE for the most part). But incidentally, I wrote two papers related to this matter: one is devoted to the possible non-IE lexicon in Danish (Scandinavian), and the other about the non-IE roots shared by Celtic and Germanic. I can try to find them (there's a methodology about how to find out whether a word is probably non-IE, if I remember well).

However, Maciamo's list is the best thing I've found about this question so far