Re: [tied] OCS 'dovesti'

--- altamix <alxmoeller@...> wrote:

> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "petusek"
> <petusek@...> wrote:
> > What does "vedon" mean? (1.ps.sg. praes. ind.? I
> am not sure, tell
> > me,
> > please).
>
> I don't know either. I just have this form in my
> dictionary for the
> verb "a dovedi < Slavic "dovesti" (dovedon)."
>
> The question I started was because of Rom. verb "a
> dovedi" which
> means "to proove".

*****GK: In Ukrainian the verbs "dovesty" "dovodyty"
mean both "to prove" and "to bring (to an end, to a
planned locus of arrival). "Vesty" also means "to give
a ride to" or "to lead" (along with "vodyty" for the
latter. "Vodij" means "driver". Besides the prefix
"do" we have similar terms with prefixes "po" and
"za". I wonder if this "vodyty" is related to Latin
vadere?****







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