From: etherman23
Message: 54139
Date: 2008-02-25
>*sat? (Etruscan usually preserves the vowel).
> PIE *d, Etr t(H)
> Ray
> ==============
> *sed to sit, satH to sit
> =======
> then *s_t?
> AIt might have its origin in Nostratic.
> ===========
> *den day, Tin diety associated with the day
> *deiw god, heaven , Tivr moon
> ==========
> A loanword ?
> Why should #t?- prefix
> exist in ETruscan
> A
> =========
> *dem to build, t(H)am to build*t?am
> =======
>
> then *t?_m
> A
> ===========Interesting, but i know of no other examples of PIE *n ~ Etr r.
> PIE eu/u, Etr u
> *H1neun nine, nurpH nine
> ===========
> Root can be *nund-
> hence PIE *nun
> Etruscan *nur
> A
> =========Certainly possible.
> *teuteH2 people, tut(H)i community, state
> ======
> Obvious loanword
> A
> =======What's the PIE root?
> *dHeu to pass away, lup to have lived, to die
> =======
> Better
> lup = Greek olu-mi
> LAtin leH-tal
> A
> ===========*korH1 as in to feed, grow, raise? I don't know any other examples of
> *bHeu to grow, to be, amu to be
> *yeu youth, hus child
> =======
> bad
> hus = PIE kor
> A
> =======