Re: Romanian Verb Endings and Substratum influence (repost)

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "alexandru_mg3" <alexandru_mg3@...>
wrote:

>>
> What is strange in your case Abdullah is that you WELL SEE 2
> IDENTICAL WORDS:
>
> Alb. a-jo 'she, this one fem."
> Rom. a-ia 'she, that one fem."

[AK]
They look identical and it is enough to have suspicion about their
same origin.

> Showing a normal rule PAlb a: > Rom a <-> Alb. o (see Rom madzãre -
> Alb. modhull < PAlb ma:dzula)

[AK]
I have never denied that are related Alb. <modhull> 'yellow vetchling
(Lathyrus ophaca)' and Rom. <madzãre>, for we have the rule: Alb. /ll/
<-> Rom. <r> and Alb. /dh/ <-> Rom. /(d)z/ as well in other words. In
Alb. <ajo> 'she, this one' and Rom. <aia> 'she, that one' I can't find
any established rule.

>
> and indicating two PAlb words *a ja: going back without problems to
> the PIE *ja:
>
> Best Regards,
> Marius

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