Re: [tied] Re: Timeframe for Alb rd > rdh?

tolgs001 wrote:

> The latter example fits Old Slavic c^re^da > Romanian cireadä
> "herd." Other two words seem to be related, both phonetically and
> semantically: Romanian ciurdä ['c^urd&], of which Romanian
> linguistic sources say it is a Hungarian loanword < Hung. csorda
> ['c^ordO] (< PIE?) "herd; flock"

Note the outcome in Polish: <trzoda> /c^s^oda/ < c^r^oda < *c^r'eda <
PSl. *c^erda. The Hungarian form looks like a fairly late borrowing from
some Slavic dialect, rather than PIE.

Piotr