RE : Res: [tied] Bhrgu, Rbhu, Manu (ERRATA)

With IE connexion

we've got :

Indo Européen Beregh (White/To shine)

Celtic Brittonic : Old Breton Berth (Beautiful) → Middle Breton Berz → Breton Berzh (Prospirity/Success). Welsh Berth (Beautyiful/To shine/Perfection)

Germanic Berkhiaz → Gotic Bairhþs (To shine. Old English Beorth (Bright/Splendid). Old Hight German Behrata (Goddess Name : The shining one) to give personal name Bertha.

Lituanian Breksta (Se lever/Poindre). Serbo-Croate Bistar (Clear).

Latin Beryllus from Berillus (Emerald)> Italien Brillare- French Brillant

Sanskrit Bharjate (To shine)

But Non Indo Européen

? Turk Berrak (Bright/Clear)

"Joao S. Lopes" <josimo70@...> a écrit :

I mean to say substantive, not adjective.

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Enviadas: Sexta-feira, 12 de Outubro de 2007 20:03:59
Assunto: [tied] Bhrgu, Rbhu, Manu

Has Bhrgu an IE etymology? Is it from *bHleg- "to burn, shine" or *bHerg- "white" ?

Is it analogous to Rbhu. Rbhu is akin to ON alfr; R.bhu < *h2LbHus, alfr < *h2elbHos.

By analogy, we can propose a *bHRgu- / *bHergos alternation?

Manu could fit in this form (zero grade + u = adjective?)

Manu < *mnu, *mnHu-, *mNnu- *mMnu - ????

Joao SL

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