From: Miguel Carrasquer
Message: 30752
Date: 2004-02-05
>> I don't understand what your problem is. We have Semitic /dc^/What extra assumption? How does my ds^/dc^ > ts > ks differ from your dc^
>> or /ds^/, we have PIE /k^s/. What do *you* suggest the
>> development was?
>
>Simple: Semitic *dc^ -> IE *ks. I'm not saying that this is to
>be considered a regular correspondance since *dc^ isn't all
>that common, I'm sure. You are obsessed with explaining
>everything with sound change rules but we just don't need
>that extra assumption here.
> ks, except that it makes the development more understandable? Did youthink I was claiming ts > ks as a (pre-)PIE sound law?