Principles of Greek Etymology
Principles of Greek Etymology
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Becker after Apollon.
Soph, and Herodian), xgoqn Tivfia, xaiftpisg * thick', xdQ(pog * thicket', and xQatpeQi^ 'mainland', which can only be deduced from rcprr by circuitous routes. Nevertheless I consider the identity of Tcprr and xpccp more probable than Sonne's combination in Ztschr. XIII 410.
The aspirate is a late growth as in dXtCtpto rt. Xm (No. 340). The union of the notions *fill', * delight', and * comfort' is genuinely vul- gar: as genuinely Greek is the separation of the two former ...notions by means of different orders of sound.
241) Rt. T€pc Ti(f6'0'fLai become dry,, tsQe-aiv-co make dry, rQaH'iiy taiffS-va drying-kiln, tagc-o-g wicker- work.
Skt. tarsh trsh-jd-mi I thirst, pant, trsh^ tarsha-s thirst. — Zd. tarsh-m (m.) thirst.
Lat. torr-eo, tos-tu-s, tostare, torr-i-s torch, torr-en-s torrent.
Goth, ga-thaurs-an-s dry, thaurs-ja I thirst, thaurstei thirst, O.-H.-G. derr-u torreo.
Litti. troksZ't-u pant, thirst.
O.-Ir. ho tirmai (nom. tirme) ab ariditate (Z.* 1047), Digitized by VjOOQIC REGULAR SUBSTITUTION OF SOUNDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Becker after Apollon.
Soph, and Herodian), xgoqn Tivfia, xaiftpisg * thick', xdQ(pog * thicket', and xQatpeQi^ 'mainland', which can only be deduced from rcprr by circuitous routes. Nevertheless I consider the identity of Tcprr and xpccp more probable than Sonne's combination in Ztschr. XIII 410.
The aspirate is a late growth as in dXtCtpto rt. Xm (No. 340). The union of the notions *fill', * delight', and * comfort' is genuinely vul- gar: as genuinely Greek is the separation of the two former ...notions by means of different orders of sound.
241) Rt. T€pc Ti(f6'0'fLai become dry,, tsQe-aiv-co make dry, rQaH'iiy taiffS-va drying-kiln, tagc-o-g wicker- work.
Skt. tarsh trsh-jd-mi I thirst, pant, trsh^ tarsha-s thirst. — Zd. tarsh-m (m.) thirst.
Lat. torr-eo, tos-tu-s, tostare, torr-i-s torch, torr-en-s torrent.
Goth, ga-thaurs-an-s dry, thaurs-ja I thirst, thaurstei thirst, O.-H.-G. derr-u torreo.
Litti. troksZ't-u pant, thirst.
O.-Ir. ho tirmai (nom. tirme) ab ariditate (Z.* 1047), Digitized by VjOOQIC REGULAR SUBSTITUTION OF SOUNDS.
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