From: Miguel Carrasquer
Message: 19149
Date: 2003-02-24
>German has no equivalent to 'iets'. And there is no 'Iks' in Dutch.It wasn't a metaphor, merely an illustration that in modern Dutch,
>
>And if one should follow your metaphor to the full, you should let
>both seven's be borrowed from a hypothetical *sekt- or *sext- (cf.
>Standard High German "nichts"; note in German -xs- > -ks-, as in,
>yes 'sechs' [zeks]).
>Note the -t- in "p'at'", BTW, from the ordinal;The *-tos in the ordianls is not properly an adjective-forming suffix
>is there a similar extra-IE adjective-forming -t- somewhere?