On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 20:19:05 +0000, Sergejus Tarasovas
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S.Tarasovas@...> wrote:
>For what it's worth, Derksen (at www.indo-european.nl) gives *plh3u-
>(read: *pluh3-) for *plyti (fits) and *leh1i- for *liti (doesn't
>fit). EIEC gives *siuh1- for *s^iti and *kWeih1- for *-c^iti 'rest'
>(Russ. poc^it', poc^íla, Slovenian poc^îla) (both fit). If *nyti
>belongs (as is sometimes stated) to *neh2u- 'related to death', then
>doesn't fit.
Thanks. I just had this flash connecting the pilá thing
with *ih2, *ih3 in Greek etc. Haven't had the time to think
through all the ramifications (e.g. any purely nominal stems
with /i/ or /y/ which fail to comply with Hirt's law?). It
would be nice if it could be made to work...
I went to the library yesterday and borrowed Zaliznjak's Ot
praslavjanskoj.., Dybo's Osnovy and an Einführung by
Lehfeldt (+Vermeer), which I'm trying to make sense of in my
mind at the moment. Easier said than done.
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Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
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