From: alexandru_mg3
Message: 64193
Date: 2009-06-15
>1. Piotr, to make me 'immune to the argumentation' after all my postings here, and especially when you were COMPLETELY WRONG on the first discussed TOPIC here, is NOT FAIR:
> On 2009-06-13 17:16, alexandru_mg3 wrote:
>
> > THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE:
> > - BECAUSE THEY WERE RESHAPED TO -a:re:
> > ara:re 'for sure' I would say..
> > cala:re 'for sure' too (we have Umbrian karetu)
> > etc...
> >
> > So we have many RESHAPINGS HERE....
>
> This is just another red herring. We are not discussing the origin of
> the first conjugation but the form of <moneo:/mone:re>. You haven't
> shown even one single case in which a causative/iterative in *-h2- +
> -eje/o- ends up in the second conjugation in Latin. Shall I multiply
> counterexamples? We have *woth2-aje/o- > OLat. voto: > CLat.
> veto:/vetui. Of course I realise that you are immune to argumentation
> and since no-one else seems to be interested in this thread, I rest my
> case here. EOT for the second and last time.
> Piotr