Re: [tied] Laryngeal vocabulary

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "P&G" <G&P@...> wrote:

>
> >Is there any IE vocabulary, dictionary, or wordlist available

that presents

> >roots and words according >to laryngeal theory (i.e. with

*plh1nos rather

> >than *pl:nos, etc. etc.)?
>
> Lexicon der Indo-germanishcen Verben by Rix, 1998 Wiesbaden,

Ludwig Reichert

> Verlag
>
> But (a) this only shows verbs; (b) he does go a little mad,

reconstructing

> roots from isolated forms in one language - though overall it's

reliable.

>
> Peter
>

Also, the Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture by Douglas Q. Adams
and J.P. Mallory. The only thing that some might find fault with is
the use of H4, a different kind of laryngeal from H1, 2 and 3. But
otherwise, it's got over 600 pages of goodness. EVERYTHING you wanna
know about the Indo-Europeans.