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e. 'it is pTohibited to do this'. Similarly with dolzen. But how comes it that the negative ne is in such expressions attached to the wrong word? There is another way of viewing these Negation. 53 sentences, if we take the negative to mean not the CoEtra- dictory, but the contrary terni: ne stal 'did the opposite of beginning',, i. e. 'ceased'; ne velmo 'the opposite of order, i. e.
prohibition, is given'. And in Vondr^k's Yei-gleichende slavi- sche Granunatik (Gottingen 1908) 2.400, I find: "m...itunter ■wird der begriff des verbs nicht durch ne aufgehoben, sondern in sein gegenteil verwandelt: aksl. nenavidUi 'hassen' (b.
ndvideti 'lieben'), s. nestati 'verschwinden'.
i This closely resembles a Greek idiom, see Kriiger, Griech.
sprachlehre 5th ed. §67 1. a.2.: "Einzelne begriffe werden besonders durch ou aufgehoben, ja zuweilen ins gegenteil verwandelt, wie o4 phemi nego, verneine . . . ouk iKPiever- lange dass nicht, ouk eo veto, verwehre, widerrate (auch er- laube nicht)." — Kiihner, Ausf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
e. 'it is pTohibited to do this'. Similarly with dolzen. But how comes it that the negative ne is in such expressions attached to the wrong word? There is another way of viewing these Negation. 53 sentences, if we take the negative to mean not the CoEtra- dictory, but the contrary terni: ne stal 'did the opposite of beginning',, i. e. 'ceased'; ne velmo 'the opposite of order, i. e.
prohibition, is given'. And in Vondr^k's Yei-gleichende slavi- sche Granunatik (Gottingen 1908) 2.400, I find: "m...itunter ■wird der begriff des verbs nicht durch ne aufgehoben, sondern in sein gegenteil verwandelt: aksl. nenavidUi 'hassen' (b.
ndvideti 'lieben'), s. nestati 'verschwinden'.
i This closely resembles a Greek idiom, see Kriiger, Griech.
sprachlehre 5th ed. §67 1. a.2.: "Einzelne begriffe werden besonders durch ou aufgehoben, ja zuweilen ins gegenteil verwandelt, wie o4 phemi nego, verneine . . . ouk iKPiever- lange dass nicht, ouk eo veto, verwehre, widerrate (auch er- laube nicht)." — Kiihner, Ausf.
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