--- In cybalist@..., "Piotr Gasiorowski" <gpiotr@...> wrote:
> Greek has isolated and rather irregular deverbal adjectives in
-(e)lo-, e.g. tupHlos 'blind', deilos 'timid' < *dwei-elo-, etc. The
formation is no doubt IE, but its grammatical functionalisation took
place only on a branch-specific basis.
Is this related to Latin formations, such as pendulus 'hanging down'
(<pendeo), or querulus 'complaining'(<queror)? Are these from an
ablaut variation of the same suffix, -olo- ?
--Greg