From: Piotr Gasiorowski
Message: 30617
Date: 2004-02-03
> It is so with respect to "dãrept". And there cannot be any "E" since /i/ >In unstressed initial syllables, /e/ /e:/ and /i/ all give Rom. ã.
> /e/. In "directus" we have a short "i".
> Vulgar Latin seems have had a lot of thingies. The Rom. general conjunctionVLat. *d(e)réktu- with an unstable (variably lost) unstressed vowel (as
> "de" is to see with Alb. "dh" as well and "rectus" is in Germanic too
> "recht", PIE *reg^ ?
> I don't suppose anything more here, just I am very critical with the Vulgar
> Latin which seems to be a very confortable and dilatable notion.