Re: [tied] something

Piotr Gasiorowski wrote:

>>
>> Which are the roots for the Slavic words in this case?
>
> Russ. c^ego /tSivó/ is the genitive of <c^to> /Sto/ 'what'. The
> latter word, with prefixed <ni->, means 'nothing', and with <ne->
> (OCS <ne^->), 'something'. The underlying root is Slavic *c^I-/*c^e-
> < *kWi-/*kWe-, the PIE interrogative pronoun
>
> Piotr
>

Hmm.. it sounds very intersting.
I have no grammair of Rom. Lang here and I guess I make a very big
mistake. If I don't , then for "ce" in Rom. Lang there is too a such
kind of declination:

N= ce, cine
G= ceva , cineva
D= cui, cuiva
A= pe ce, pe cine
If this is not wrong it appears very strange the same "ce" in genitive
"ceva" like in Slavic

How easy in fact *kWe > c^e but Latin quid > Rom. ce

thank you Piotr.