From: Rick McCallister
Message: 47617
Date: 2007-02-26
Does selakhos "shark" fit into these rules?----- Mensagem original ----
De: Sean Whalen <stlatos@... com>
Para: cybalist@... s.com
Enviadas: Sábado, 24 de Fevereiro de 2007 21:47:21
Assunto: [tied] Conch
In Greek the rules:
x,k > x,kh > akh
account for *tem-x-kós > témakhos 'slice'
Some other diminutives which come to have the stem
end in -a- from other sounds also take -khos by
analogy (mónakhos).
Therefore, kógkhos may come from a dim. formed from
*kón-x-mós 'bent part of the leg' which would show
'little bent thing > spiral shell' (in PIE?).
*kón-x-mós *knx-m(e)+ > OE hamm, Gk kné:me:
*kón-x-kós > Gk kógkhos
*gWróxW-ghós > Gk brógkhos 'windpipe'
kón-x-kós ... gWróxW-ghós
kón-x-khós .. gWróxW-ghós
kón-x-khós .. gWróxW-khós
kón-x-khos .. gWróxW-khos
kón-khos .... gWróxW-khos
kón-khos .... gWrón-khos
kógkhos ..... brógkhos
k>kh / x+syl_
Ch > -voice
only first tone remains
x>0 / N_K
xW>ng / o_K
with various x()>ng in different environments in
separate Gk dialects
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