Re: [pieml] Labiovelars versus Palatals + Labiovelar Approximant

--- In
cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "An
drew Jarrette"
<anjarrette@...> wrote:

[Excess quoted matter deleted. -BMS]

> I'm not the most qualified

person on the list to answer
your question,

> but I'll suggest that if

you can get your hands on
Oswald Szemerényi's

> "Introduction to Indo-

European Linguistics" (e.g.
at the library, or

> by interlibrary loan from

a university library),
you'll find many

> examples of cognates

across many languages; I
also recommend:

>
> Czech historical grammar. -

-

> by Mann, Stuart E. (Stuart

Edward), 1905-

> [London] : Univ. of

London, 1957.

> Series:
> London East European ser:

language and literature

> Description:
> 183 p. --
>
> It has many examples of

words common to many Indo-
European languages,

> but with an emphasis on

Slavic and especially
Czech. I think it may

> be helpful in your goal.
>
>
> Andrew

I appreciate it. It's at
Amazon for $32.