"Transgermanic Etymological Dictionary"?

[grimnir42]

I'm looking for a sort of etymological dictionary, but I'm not sure if it exists, and was wondering if someone here could tell me if they've ever come across such a thing, what it's called if it does exist, or if someone could even direct me towards one

Comments

[binni]

I've found this, though it doesn't include all of the Germanic languages. And I'm not sure if this would help you much, but it's a small list of books that could help you.

[binni]

http://www.myetymology.com/ <--It's not purely Germanic, but offers several cognates

[grimnir42]

Great, yeah, that first one is pretty much exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

[binni]

Ah, I'm glad I was of some help~ <3

[gaillimh22]

[iohanne]

Yo. I've been looking for a Transromance Etymological Dictionary for a while now.

[kaji_sensei]

Got something in the works along these lines, hoping to have it prepped by about the end of the summer or so.