Re: [tied] Romanian Swadesh list

m_iacomi wrote:

>
> Also "ucide" < Lat. "occidere" is widespread in language (it is
> basically
> synonymous with "omorî", but slightly more "trenchant" than Slavic
> verb in
> some detail connotations). And no, it is not a new word since it
> appears in
> ancient texts (even with analogical forms in some of them: "ucigu").
> That
> should be 50/50. :-)

> Marius Iacomi

Even if the word "omorâ" is more ,more used as "ucide" there is not to
forget that there is no expresion with "omorâ". I am thinking now at
"ucigã-l toaca" wich is a simply denomination for the Devil.
BTW, how does one explain d versus g here? ucide- ucigã, ucigaS,
ucigãtor, etc. Any Latin "g" there?
alex