From: Miguel Carrasquer
Message: 33757
Date: 2004-08-11
>The effect of analogy could just as well be like this: *-to-syo- > *-toyo-The analogical steps are completely unnecessary. It works
>> *-teyyo- (after *eyyo-, the prestage of eius) > *-teiyo- > *-ti:yo-. In
>that case it works fine, why mustn't it?
>The derivation of Oscan -eis fromThat doesn't explain G. O. eiseis, U. erer (< *esyo).
>*-esyo is itself very far from being certain. If the classical explanation
>as the ending of i-stems is correct, there are no real problems.
>I don'tI was about to say the same thing.
>see the point in just arbitrarily picking and choosing among remote
>possibilities in such a way that morphologically sensible solutions become
>impossible.