From: Miguel Carrasquer
Message: 21496
Date: 2003-05-04
>Well herer he speaks indeed about verbs. I quote him:I do not agree. The perfect has most definitely been influenced by
>
>"Intr-adevar, cercetarea tratamentului lui "cs" in conjugarea verbelor
>ne arata ca formele de perfect in "cs" ( zise < dixit) nu au fost
>influentate de acelea de participiu (zis) ci, dimpotriva, formele de
>perfect au influentat pe acelea de participiu. Tratamenul grupuli lat.
>"cs" in românã, ca si a grupului lat. "ct" este deci independent de
>accentuarea cuvantului fonetic".
>If we take in consideration words as "a spune"= to say which is assumedThis is completely irrelevant. We were not talking about /ksC/, which
>to comme from Latin "exponere" as Mr Iacomy say, then we will see that
>indeed it doesn't matter where the accent is and we have indeed an "s"
>from "x".
>Maybe this is a bad example and "spune" is not from "exponere" but thisI. to put out(side), to show; to place; to abandon (a child, a
>one I got now in my mind.
>For the semantic sense, unfortunately I don't have now at hand all the
>senses of exponere.