Re: [tied] Dnghu.org and "Modern" Indo-European

>>> Also called Euro:páiom,
>>
>> Should not it be rather sometling like "h1urhuhokWiskineh2" ?
>
>That's a very, very long word...
>Could you show how you constructed it?

H1urH-u- "broad", Greek eurys
+ H3ekW- "eye"
+ some possessive suffix to form adjetive "European", "Europeish", "of
Europe";
or maybe two such suffixes for "(the language) of (the dwellers) of Europe".

P.A.