On 27 Jul 2005 at 15:36, elmeras2000 wrote: [On the valencies of the Moscow School] ... That looks to me like a misunderstanding. Acute vs. non-acute and "H"...
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... All acute vowels are heavy, [...]. ... and "H" vs. "L" are independent, ... but low. There are four ... acute+L. Yes, of course, I know. That was nonsense....
In languages as greek and old Indic you have three aspects: Perfective (usually called aoriste), imperfective and perfectum You further have the tenses:...
... That's argued! Greek certainly shows this aspect system, but in Sanskrit the "perfect" functions rather differently from the "perfect" in Greek. Often...
... wrote: ... valencies are independent of ... only if the latter is _of the same ... de Saussure's formulation still ... it, ça vaut le détour: Dybo, V.A. ...
Hello All, I found out that the Irish word >>mór<< is cognate with Romanian word ... I. >>mór<< Irish word -> adj big; adj great; adj large; adj large- ...
According to Watkins *me:-3 'big' (Contracted from earlier *meH1-). 1. Suffixed (comparative) form *me:-is-. MORE, from Old English ma:ra, greater, and <ma:re>...
... such a ... 'SEA' ... ******** Your DEX reference derives Rom. 'mare' probably from the Latin 'mas, maris' "male". Buck explains further "in designating...
On 2 Aug 2005 at 13:37, elmeras2000 wrote: [On the Moscow revision of de Saussure's law:] ... Bingo! Plus ça change .... [On Winter's law:] ... But that way...
... the semantism. I disregard Alb-Rom words which looks similar if the semantism is not the same or almost the same. I am tired of Puscariu, Tiktin and Co...
Hello you can add Name Greek : * Famous by his spear = Egkhesi-moros * Famous by her arrow = Ió-moros In Germanic Name : Volk-mär, Hlodo-mâr You’ve got...
I know this isn't what Cybalist is for, but I'm wondering if someone could help me with a Latin translation. Someone who thinks I'm a Latin expert wants me to...
... could help me with a Latin translation. ... you", as said by a daughter to her dead father, into Latin. I have not been able to do it. All the dictionaries...
... Sl. ... accent. ... Come on, this is one of those assi-dissi-words: The second -n- in - nind- is by assimilation to the first, the Lith. -l- is by ...
Dear List Members, This message was originally posted on Nostratic-L in response to Jens' ideas on the IE "thematic vowel". Afterwards he posted a message to...
Hakan, I have forwarded your inquiry to : latinstudy @ nxport . com [delete the spaces if you wish to write the list directly]. also: latinteach @ nxport ....
... Wait a minute. Is this the same root as "sea"? That would make good sense, considering the awe a Proto-Indo-European tribesman would feel upon seeing the...
Or the mediterrenean. By the way, what´s the story behind "huge"? Anyone who knows where that word comes from? Carl Hult ... <image.tiff> ... <image.tiff>...
According to C.T. Onions's Dictionary, < Old French ahuge, ahoge, ahoege, of unknown origin. Carl Hult <datalampa@...> escreveu:Or the mediterrenean. By...
... No. Romanian DEX 'tries to manage' two possibilities (-> following different Romanian important linguists): 1. mas, marem 'male' 2. maris 'sea' But in my...
Marius, when DEX has "Probabil lat. mas, maris.", it is citing a Latin word (in this case meaning "male") in the usual dictionary manner: Nom., gen. If the...
How about .... Ego requiro tu. which is a direct translation but is not idiomatically correct. The problem is "miss" which has a particular idiomatic...
... Well this is coming from still another non-expert, but the dictionary gives the meaning "miss" in the sense "to feel the loss of what was once enjoyed", ...
At 5:40:09 PM on Wednesday, August 3, 2005, alexandru_mg3 ... The Irish word is actually <mór> (/mo:r/, not /mor/); according to Watkins (2000), it's from a...
... ahoege, of unknown origin. ... what´s the story behind "huge"? ... Could it be Germanic perhaps meaning something like "heightened"? 1. Du. hoog, Eng....
... to ... inclination ... Well, this may be a matter of different goals. I will give priority any day to an account that manages to accept the material as is....
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