Re: Good, better, Best. Bad, Worse, Worst

Ossetic has xorz "good" and xuyzdær "better" based
on the same stem, and fyd "bad" and fyddær "worse",
but I don't know how old they are.
-David

--- In cybalist@..., rhtabone@... wrote:
> Thanks Anders.
>
> Your example is great.
>
> I know there are some IE languages that regularized their
> comparatives and superlatives but still have the 'original'
irregular
> form.
>
> Anybody else?