[tied] Re: big-mouth 'brbljiv' or crazy 'brljiv' Milosevic

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "alex" <alxmoeller@...> wrote:

> Abdullah Konushevci wrote:
> >> Here's a Vorschlag for a cognate: German 'brüllen' "roar,

bellow".

> >>
> >> Torsten
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> > Thanks a lot, it seems that you find true cognate, about which I
> > wonder too much. In Duden's (7) "Herkunfstwörterbuch" (2001) I

can't

> > find this verb, so I doubt could it be of IE origin.
> >
> > Konushevci
>
>
> See Rom. "zbârli" and its variant "zbârli" with the same meaning (

and other

> meanings too) as "brüllen".
> The etym. of Rom. word "zburli" is unknown.
> Alex.

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I find also close related Rom. <zbura> 'to blow out' and Alb.
<buritet> 'to roar, llow, bellow' a synonym of <bërlyket> 'id.' and
<bërlivet> 'to get crazy'. German form <brüllen> looks to preserves
much oldest form, because in Albanian it underwent the metathesis of
liquids ll - u > u (ë) - ll and regular change of intevocalic /ll/ >
Alb. /l/.
Problem is which is the common etymon and the root of these
intransitive verbs as in German, as well as in Albanian and Romanian.

Konushevci