Re: [tied] Morphology (20/20)

I'd cut it up into *h1oi-h1n-o- ("dialectal" variants: *h1oi-ko-, *h1oi-wo-). But I don't think Miguel is unhappy with the traditional analysis; *h1dH-néwm. is of course his analysis of *deve~(tI) '9', not of 'one'. To be sure, I think that the influence of *dese~tI in serial counting is a more likely explanation of the initial.

Piotr

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From: Sergejus Tarasovas

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Subject: Re: [tied] Morphology (20/20)

--- In cybalist@......, Miguel Carrasquer <mcv@......> wrote: >Slavic *ed-i:nU "1", perhaps *h1dh-néwm. Why are you not happy with the more traditional reconstruction *jedinU< *(h1edH-)HoiH-no-s, supported by Sl. *inU 'one' < *HoiH-no- s, with BSl. *ái > (sporadically) *éi, as in Lith. _víenas_ (probably also from [*something > v-] plus *HoiH-no-s) alongside OPruss. _ains_? Sergei
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