Re: [tied] Greek+Slavic

mkapovic@... wrote:

>> For example we see both Anthropos
>> (probably pelasgic,preGreek) and Aner-andros meaning "MAN". But Aner
>> (IE) was used to denote the richer and Indo-European master, while
>> Anthropos was used by the Indo Europeans to denote a lower-class
>> Pelasgic slave or farmer.
>
> But Greek �nthro:pos (Myc. a-to-ro-qo) might have an IE etymology. If
> from *h2ent-rh3kWos it could be a compound with IE *h2ent- > Hittite
> hanza "face" (cf. Lat. perso:na < Etr. < Greek pr�so:pon for the
> semantics).
>
>
> Mate

which anthropos, coincidentaly resemble the "slavic" word "trup" (body).
I don't know if the use in Slavic of the word iis for every being or
just for human beings. I do however know, in Rom. the word is used
mainly for human body and "intrupa" ( to get a human life, a human body)
is used just for humans.

Alex




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