Re: [tied] "Sinew" versus "Sinus"

From: P&G
Message: 18670
Date: 2003-02-10

>Skt, <sinati>, bind ... and sinew

The -n- in Skt is misleading. It's the -n- infix, which we find in a number
of IE languages. the root is actually si (or sa:) and it gives present
forms in class 6 (syati) and class 5 (asinot) as well as the class 9 forms
with infix -n-.

Peter