Re: [tied] Re: -ber, -bris

Piotr Gasiorowski wrote:
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>>> septem-mens-ri- "pertaining to the seventh month" > septemenèri- >
> septemembri- > nom. september via syncope and assimilation
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>> [Alex:] it looks like trying to make the best of something but not
> very clean. Thank you for your explanation Rob.
>
> "Not very clean?" What do you mean? It's as clean as a whistle. *-sr-
>> -br- may look odd, but it's a regular change in Latin, cf.
> *kom-swesr-i:nos > consobri:nus 'mother's sister's son', *me(:)ms-ro-m
>> membrum 'body part', *k^r.h2-sr-o:n > cra:bro: 'hornet'. Haplology
> (*-emem- > -em-) is a perfectly ordinary phenomenon.
>
> Piotr

there is known "septem menstris" where "menstris"= monatlich, monthly
So which are the derivatives of mensis?
bime(n)stris, interme(n)stris, quadrimestris, seme(n)stris ( from a
*sex-mens-tris), septemme(n)stris, trime(n)stris, trime(n)sis,
menstruus, menstruo, menstruare, menstrualis..
there are the derivatives of menstruus.
Begining with Cypr. "mensurnus" after "diurnus"

One question for Rob. Is there "septemmensri" or " *septemmensri"?