Re[2]: [tied] Romanian Swadesh list

Hello m_iacomi,

Monday, December 8, 2003, 2:56:05 PM, you wrote:
m> Also "ucide" < Lat. "occidere" is widespread in language (it is
m> basically synonymous with "omorî",
m> but slightly more "trenchant" than Slavic
m> verb in some detail connotations).

Also it seems to be more popular on a Google search:
ucide: 8,160 results / "a ucide": 1,400
omori: 5,080 results / "a omorî": 356

at "omorî", both versions (with diacriticals and without) were added

m> And no, it is not a new word since it appears in
m> ancient texts (even with analogical forms in some of them: "ucigu").
m> That should be 50/50. :-)

Just wondering. What is the link between "Omorît" (killed) and "mort"
(dead man) ? Their pronounciation is quite similar.