Re: [tied] Re: PIE's closest relatives/SIBUN

Of course. So, there is a triplet of variants: *septm / *sepm / *sebdm.

Joao SL

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Subject: Re: [tied] Re: PIE's closest relatives/SIBUN


> Joao wrote:
> > Germanic *sibun is an anomaly that remains unexplained. Why a very
> > usual cluster like -pt- didnt develop into expected *siftun. Is this
> > reflect an archaism of Germanic or an inovation?
> >
> > And we can add to this oddness the greek hebd- besides hept-.
> >
> > Joao SL
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> Slavic presends too this "anomaly"..doesn't it?
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> Alex
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