From: Brian M. Scott
Message: 68073
Date: 2011-09-24
>> Perfectly normal in Germanic. Six others:Yes.
>> *libnō- 'be left over',
>> *libjanaN 'to live';
>> *fra-luznō- 'become lost',
>> *fra-leusanaN 'to lose';
>> *þurznō- 'to dry out (intr.), wither',
>> *þersanaN 'to dry out' (trans.);
>> *ga-sturknō- 'to dry up (intr.), thicken',
>> *ga-sterkanaN 'to cause to harden';
>> *waknō- 'to wake up (intr.)',
>> *wakjanaN 'to wake (someone) up; to be awake';
>> *liznō- 'to learn',
>> *laizijanaN 'to teach'.
>> The pair
>> *warnō- 'to take heed; to warn',
>> *warjanaN 'to protect'
>> fits the pattern well.
> So you're saying there are two suffixes in play here
> *-nó:- and *´-(j)a-n- ?
> Thanks for pointing that out.To be honest, I've not paid any attention to them, so I have
> Would you say the correspondences to *war- and *war-Vn-
> outside Germanic which Tavi pointed out are spurious then?