[tied] Re: Stød and rising tone - korrektion

The things I wrote were not quite correct. Here is the correct
version.

>
> Maybe there is a connection
>
> Norwegian ulv (1) - wolf has its ultimate origine in the

accusative

> form "wlqwom" (Acc sing) . ( I do not know the intermediates)
>
> The plural forms of the same word with tune 2 has as their

ultimate

> source the form "wlqwo:s" (nom plur). The first ending has dropped

out leaving tune

> 1. The second ending has not dropped leaving tune 2. Perhaps tune
> differences deciced what ending could drop and what not, or the
> heavier ending that did not drop were associated with some tune
> qualities.
>
> > Long time back I tried to make IE sense of Swedish-Norwegian
> > tone and Danish stød with my limited knowledge until Jens
> > pointed out that stød occur in what is monosyllables in
> > Danish, so therefore can't have a PIE origin. But if stød
> > and rising tone come from original two-morae (syllable)
> > low tone - high tone, then perhaps they are from PIE after
> > all?
> >
> >
> > Torsten
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