From: loreto bagio
Message: 34360
Date: 2004-09-29
> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "loreto bagio" <bagoven20@...>the
> wrote:
> > Going back to Tabi-Y-at, I was wondering if it was related to
> > other T-(M)-b- forms of many languages which has the glosses ofroot
> > tomb, temple, mound, time, egg, all, static, nature, natural,
> > native. Perhaps also related to (X)-t-r/b. Where X is anything.
> >
> > E.g. for the glosses natural, (nature, native)
> > Latin "naturalis", "nativus",
>
> The Latin words the sense 'born with' - PIE root *genh1 (Pokorny
> 566) 'bear'.Well those are the scholarly sources and probably more respectable.
> > Japanese "tennen"of
> > Thai "Tam Tham!-Ma"
>
> The exclamation mark in the Thai word is just one dictionary's way
> marking short vowels. The Thai word <dhrrm> /tham 33/,comes
> underlyingly /tham 33 ma? 55/ as the first element of a word,
> from Sanskrit _dharma_, Pali _dhamma_ 'natural law', from PIE Rootthe
> *dHer 'support, hold' (Pokorny 399). I mentioned this earlier in
> thread.And then of course that is the usually 'argued' conservative flow.
> > Vietnamese "Tu-nhien", "that"amiss.
>
> A little preliminary work with a dictionary would not have been
>Well you mean there should be (a) more correct form. What is it?