From: Tavi
Message: 69605
Date: 2012-05-14
>It looks like Germanic *xizd-o:n is actually related to *xaizd-o:n 'tow' and Latin caesarie:s '(head) hair', Sanskrit késara- 'hair, mane'.
> Germanic *xizd-o:n and Greek kÃste: can be related only if you postulate that Gk.
> kíste: (beside having its -t- from a different suffix) has /kist-/ from */kst-/
>
> > Forgive my ignorance, but I'd like a more detailed explanation.
>
> I'm more ignorant, I just mean that if Germanic *xizd-o:n is related
> to *xazda- you appear to interpret its */i/ from */e/
> (*kes-dh(H-)o:n), so Greek kiste: must have its /i/ from Schwa
> secundum (like pitne:mi), i.e. ks-tah2
>