Re: [tied] Re: Diana

Abdullah Konushevci wrote:

>> I guess Mr Konushevci doesn't mean "disco,
>> didici" (to learn), but "dico, dixi, dictus est," that's
>> ... Rum. "dzice" > Rum. "zice."
>>
>> And, BTW, Romanian "zâna" is also seen as being
>> < Diana (at least by what's called the mainstream :)
>>
>> George
>
> *********
> I mean exactley disco, didici "to learn" and za/zë has in Albanian
> the same meaning. Now are dominated prefixed forms nxa/nxë "to
> learn" and derivates nxënës "discipulus"
>
> Regards,
> Abdullah Konushevci

Kewll... that is to laugh.. hehe, sorry. How I said , in Rom. there is
no "disco"= to learn
The rom word = învãTa= to learn supposed to come from latin 'invitare'=
to invite.. don't worry, I seen worse regarding the semantism:))
The latin comparare= to compare should have give in Rom " cumpãra"= to
buy, forgeting the word "para"= money...eh.. this is a nice hobby:)
para= turkish word , etymology of Rom. word so my DEX ( no idea what
means in turkish this word , mybe this means too money). I know the word
is in Albanian too, too "para"= money. Is this seen as a turkish word
too?