From: alexandru_mg3
Message: 54472
Date: 2008-03-02
>begin
> On 2008-03-02 00:01, alexandru_mg3 wrote:
>
> > But you cannot assert *k^red-dH(h1)-áh2 for this noun in place of
> > *k^red-dHeh1 when we have
> > *mn.s-dHeh1 (noun) Skt. medhá:-
>
> Skt. medHá: (f.) 'wisdom' is not the same as Av. mazda: (m.) 'wise'
>
> > *miHes-dHeh1 (noun) Skt. miy'edha-
>
> <miyedHa-> (Av. miiazda-) is a thematic noun. Its derivation must
> with the construction *mihes dHeh1-, the first part of which againlooks
> like a fossilised endingless locative (cf. *meih-es- > Skt. mayas-*-ah2
> 'pleasure, delight').
>
> > *swe-dHeh1 (noun)
>
> Skt. svedHa: 'self-power, possession' is declined like an ordinary
> feminine (so are <s'raddHa:> and <medHa:> 'wisdom'). It should be,
> analysed as *swe-dH(h1)-ah2, either based on the neo-root *swe(:)dH-
> abstracted from something like *sweh1 dHeh1- 'to place/lay down forelement
> oneself', alongside *swedH-o- and *swe(h1)dH-es- (e.g. Gk. e:tHos).
> *swedH-ah2- is visible in Lat. soda:lis.
>
> > *mis-dHeh1 (noun)
>
> Thematic again (*mizdHo- ~ *mizdHah2). The identity of the first
> (if this is another *dHeh1- compund) is not quite clear to me.I do not agree.
>
> Piotr