Re: Res: [tied] Re: Latin tempus

these whole slavic "staviti", "stol", "stupati" etc seems to me very,
but very appropiate to the German forms ( staviti/stauen, stol/stuhl,
stupati/step( eng.). I wonder in how far these words are really "slavic"
or how "german" are they. One of these two groups must got it from the
another one. Since the intervocalic "u" (only?) became "v" in Slavic,
the german forms appears to be an older one (stauen). Of course this is
just a simply obervatsion, it doesnt mean too much if we think that
the actual "au" in German should derive from an older "u", or "o:".

best regards

Alexandru Moeller

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