Re: [tied] Albanian "dy"

Piotr Gasiorowski wrote:

> 14-11-03 17:04, alex wrote:
>
>> Thank you for the explanation Piotr.
>> One more question tough. Why should be the stress on /u/?What does
>> speak against stress on /w/ in *duwo?
>
> You get the prize for the weirdest question of the month. *w was a
> non-syllabic consonant, and only syllabic segments can support an
> accent. The choice here is between the first or the second syllable of
> *duwo:, i.e. *dúwo: or *duwó:. In the latter caes the stressed vowel
> would have given Mod.Alb. /e/.
>
> Piotr

I have had there basis for asking it. The Rom. word has too two syllable
without having a consonant "w"
the word "douã" is dó-uã with stress on /o/.
The same in nummeral nine "nouã" (nó-uã)and in ziuã ( zí-uã), the
personal pronoun "nouã" (nó-uã)
The same in impersonal verbs as "raining" where one say for it is
raining "plouã" (pló-uã), etc.

Alex