From: Abdullah Konushevci
Message: 42993
Date: 2006-01-17
>precedes
> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "Abdullah Konushevci"
> <akonushevci@...> wrote:
> Romanian a-ja 'she, that one fem.'' <-> Albanian a-jo 'id.' < PAlb
> *a-ja: because in Romanian *au is not reduced to a in such short
> constructions (and also because Alb o <-> Rom. a < PAlb a:
> any (Balkan)Latin Loans in PAlb.)a-
>
> The demonstrative particle of PAlb *a- is the same as the Sanskrit
> in a-yám , a-dyá (see also Romanian a-zi 'today')but
>
> The origin of this particle was reconstructed by Beekes as *h1e-
> I think that 'he puts together by mistake 2 distinct particles'*h1e-
> with another one that is either *h2e- or *h3e- (or, why not: *h1o-)
>nom.sg.m.
> (See Lubotsky' note on Leiden related to [ay-ám] "The PIE
> was *h1e, to which -i- (+ PIIr. *-am) was secondarily added. Forthe
> reconstruction of the PIE paradigm see Beekes 1982-3: 208ff."not
> (if somebody has Beekes's articles I kindly ask him to post it)
>
> Beekes' 'mistake' (the fact that we have two dem. particles and
> only one) is highlighted by the Albanian jetër 'other, another' <a
> PIE *h1e-tero- in opposition with Albanian a-jo a-to etc... where
> could be only from PIE *h2e-/*h3e-read
>
> Another possible reconstruction could be *h1o- `this one here'
> versus *h1e- `that one there'
>
> Marius
>
>
> P.S. I put Beekes' "mistake" between "...", because I couldn't
> directly his article so I really don't know his arguments (so Ionly
> suspect that he's wrong)ter-
>
>
> Question: the suffix -tero- in *h1e-tero- is from te+ro or from
> o or was directly -tero- ? With what meaning?************