Re: Lat. gladius and Sorothaptic

But glo:ria can go with Gk. khlo:rós (van Windekens)

2012/8/3, Tavi <oalexandre@...>:

> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, Bhrihskwobhloukstroy
> <bhrihstlobhrouzghdhroy@...> wrote:
>>
>> > As I mentioned before, Coromines' "Sorothaptic" is roughly the same
>> > language than Villar's "Italoid" and DGK's "Illyro-Lusitanian". It's
>> > located somewhere between Baltic and Italic in the IE dialectal
> cloud.
>>
>> Yes, I quite well knew that; still it's not clear to me whether */k/ >
>> /g/ is allegedly Sorothaptic or else, according to Corominas
>>
> Matasovic' thinks Latin gladius could be inherited, with *kl- > gl- as
> in glo:ria < *klowesja:. He reconstructs a Celtic protoform *kladiwo- on
> the basis of Old Irish claideb, with the Brittonic forms being loanwords
> from Goidelic. A direct loanword from Gaulish into Latin can be also be
> dismissed.
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