RE : Re[2]: Fw: [tied] Pferd

You said.....

The rook *kwr- for "oak" also exists in LAtin : Quercus.

Except that <quercus> is from *perkWu-.

Exactly... and Perku in Celtic is Erku = Oak = without (P) like Hercynia Sylva

I think is very difficult that Parisi means "Oak tribe" and about the Celtic tribe "Quariates" ?

may be Parisi means more Pario- = cauldron/pot

See brittonic

Breton Parios. Old Cornic Per. Welsh Paereth/Pair.

Sanskrit Caruh

See Gaelic

Scot/Irish Coire. Manx Coirrey (Boiler)

Old English Hwer.

The Name Parisi can come from too :

Spear

IE (S)per-

Germanic Speri > Old English Spere > English Spear. Old Norse Spjör. Old Frisian Sper. Deutch Spere.

Latin Sparus = to hunt with spear
so Parisi = Lancers (?)

but Quariates (Kwari-ates) ?

"Brian M. Scott" <BMScott@...> a écrit :

At 3:00:32 PM on Monday, August 6, 2007, fournet.arnaud
wrote:

> The rook *kwr- for "oak" also exists in LAtin : Quercus.

Except that <quercus> is from *perkWu-.

[...]

> Note that Irish has crann "tree" and Breton" has prenn
> "tree" from *kwr-enn.

From PCelt. *kWresno- 'wood, tree', according to Matasovic,
from PIE *kWres-; OE <hyrst> is cognate, and <quercus> is
unrelated.

> Note that this root *kwr- also gives :
> - portuguese car_v_alho
> - other names of tree : charme, charmille, etc in French

<Charme> is from Latin <carpinum>. After loss of the /i/,
the group /rpn/, like most groups of three consonants not
ending in /r/ or /l/, was reduced by loss of the middle
consonant, but not before the nasal was labialized; the
result was /rm/.

Brian

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