From: fournet.arnaud
Message: 56787
Date: 2008-04-05
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From: "Miguel Carrasquer Vidal" <miguelc@...>
>>>
> http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurritische_Sprache
> Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
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I have repeatedly stated I consider Hurri [&ari] is a IE language.
The sentence in the above reference is worth analyzing.
Untoman iyallenin tiwena suallaman seniffus katosassena uriassena, antillan
emanamha tanosau. (aus dem Mitanni-Brief, Kolumne IV, Zeilen 30-32)
un *nun now
to *to that
man Greek men but, by the way
iya *yo(s) this which
lle *(il-)le- indeed
nin
tiw *dheH1 to do
e:na *yeHno Cf. -a-t-ion
Ø Absolutive
su *so this
-a= *eH1 Instrumental
=lla= *(il-)le- indeed
=man Greek men but, by the way
sen- brother
-iffu- *egho me, P1
-s *s Nominatif
kat- *gwet to say
-os- *-s- Aorist
-a- *-e Perfect P3 ?
-sse- *s(o) that
-na- *no-
-Ø Absolutive
ur-*w_l will
-i-
-a- *e Perfect P3 ?
-sse- *s(o) that
-na- *no-
-Ø Absolutif
anti *an anaphoric he, she, it
=lla= *(il-)le- indeed
=an and
eman- *(dek)em ten
-amha *(pri-)-mo
tan- *dheH1 to do
-os- *-s- Sigmatic Aorist
-au *ha- Optative P1 ? (Cf. Gothic will-jau)
Translation (according to me)
Now, indeed,
This which has been done
this indeed (done) by the brother of me
it has been said and
I will, this indeed, do it ten times.
Hurri not being recognized as PIE is a scandal.
Apart from sen "brother" which is not obviously PIE
the rest is 100% obvious PIE fabric.
Arnaud
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