From: Richard Wordingham
Message: 35320
Date: 2004-12-05
>You mean Slavic metathesised vowel preserved in Hungarian.
>
> Some more examples of Hungarian epenthetic preserved vowels:
> I think that the best Hungarian example showing the treatement ofa
> Slavic methathetic form in Hungarian (indicated also by Piotr) is:You mean '>' not '<'.
>
> 6. Germ. Karl < Sl. kralj 'king' (Methathetic form) < Hun. Király
> 7. Hun. saroglya 'id.' 'stretcher, litter' (maybe the older Hun.form
> was *taraglya) < Slavic (see Slov. form) *traglja <-> Germ. 'Trage'Not really relevant, as syncopation is blocked by the /ly/.
> <-> Lat. tra:gula.