Re: Alb. kuder

>Rom.: gâdila = to be tickled, to feel ticklish.

a gâdila is a transitive verb, therefore "to tickle".
"To be ticled" => "a fi gâdilat". "To be/feel ticklish"
=> "a se gâdila" (note the reflexive!) [verb of the
1st kind, -are]

>They are related for sure, but which root? The German word is explained
>as "warscheinlich lautnachamender oder bewegnungsnachamender".

Is there nothing to be found in Pokorny's collection of
prehistoric mumblings?

>Alex

George