From: Abdullah Konushevci
Message: 42585
Date: 2005-12-21
><akonushevci@...>
> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, Abdullah Konushevci
> wrote:and
> >
> > If you agree that *H1ep- with o-grade *H1op- yields in Alb. <hap>
> > related words <prapë> 'again', <prapa> 'back': ON after: Hett.appa:
> Gr.Fredrik
> > opithen ("Vare Arveord Etymologis Ordbok" by Harald Bjovrand &
> > Kortland, Oslo 200, pp. 20) and *H1ed- 'to eat', which thematicform
> > *H1edom- yields Alb. <ha> 'I eat': OHG ezzen: Lat. edere: Sl.continues
> jesti 'id',
> > then *H1ag'- 'to drive, lead' and its o-grade form seems to
> > regular outcome *H1o > Alb. /ha/ (*H1(ed)óm, *H1op-o > Alb.<hap>, as
> wellthe
> > as *H1og'mo-lo > hulli 'furrow').
> >
>
> If I understood what you said earlier correctly, then you want to
> connect direction adverbs, eg Hittite appa: with the *Hap- "water"
> word, which is why you reconstruct it with as *h1ep-/*h1op-? But if
> word was a loan from a (perhaps no longer existing) AfroAsiaticmight
> language, the perhaps the *(H)a- part was a prefix which also
> explain volatile laryngeal and perhaps the vowel alternation (iffrom
> a/u); se the Ehret quote in************
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>
>
> Torsten