Ata ete [Re: Indo-Iranian]

>On the other hand we have ata.
>I rest my case.

Or -- as it jokingly goes in the contemporary Romanian
vernacular -- "ata ete" [pseudo-Babylallsprache for
"asta e" or "este" = "aceasta este" = that's it! - with the
same connotations, including "what can't be cured
must be endured." :]

>Miguel

George