The Dialects of Central Italy
The Dialects of Central Italy
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REMIfeDD£J£, Ter. REMID- D£J£ (rimedium) ; Ch. CUMMIfiDD£J£, Ter. CUMMID- D£J£ (commedia).
In conjugations we have Ch. and Ter. TfeGN£, tingo; JARESBfiJJ£, risveglio; etc., in which the second person singular shows I; but we also have Ch. TIfiNGH£, Ter.
T1NGH£, tengo; Ch. VIfeNGH£, Ter. VlNGH£; etc., ffom Latin open E.
L Tonic I (Classic Latin long I) remains throughout the territory with but few exceptions.
JENTIL£, JEND1L£, gentile; FILO, F1L£; HALLtN^I, HALL1N£, JALUN£, GALLlNi4.
Note.) Fina...more notes cases showing EI, OI, and AI.
SPEIC4, SPAIC4, spiga; HALLEIN^I, HALLAIN^I, gallina; MEDECEINi4, medicina; JENDEIL£, gentile; RUMEIT£, romito; DOIT£, DAIT£, dito; FOIL£, FAILB, filo; CIARDAIN£, giardino; MATUTAIN£, mattutino.
These forms do not however show any regular development or tendency in any extended territory.
Digitized by Google ABRVZZBSB 37 O.
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L Tonic close O remains in the provinces of Naples, Terra di Lavoro, Molise, Aquila, Ascoli» and Macerata when the final Latin vowel was not I or O (U).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
REMIfeDD£J£, Ter. REMID- D£J£ (rimedium) ; Ch. CUMMIfiDD£J£, Ter. CUMMID- D£J£ (commedia).
In conjugations we have Ch. and Ter. TfeGN£, tingo; JARESBfiJJ£, risveglio; etc., in which the second person singular shows I; but we also have Ch. TIfiNGH£, Ter.
T1NGH£, tengo; Ch. VIfeNGH£, Ter. VlNGH£; etc., ffom Latin open E.
L Tonic I (Classic Latin long I) remains throughout the territory with but few exceptions.
JENTIL£, JEND1L£, gentile; FILO, F1L£; HALLtN^I, HALL1N£, JALUN£, GALLlNi4.
Note.) Fina...more notes cases showing EI, OI, and AI.
SPEIC4, SPAIC4, spiga; HALLEIN^I, HALLAIN^I, gallina; MEDECEINi4, medicina; JENDEIL£, gentile; RUMEIT£, romito; DOIT£, DAIT£, dito; FOIL£, FAILB, filo; CIARDAIN£, giardino; MATUTAIN£, mattutino.
These forms do not however show any regular development or tendency in any extended territory.
Digitized by Google ABRVZZBSB 37 O.
{Close).
L Tonic close O remains in the provinces of Naples, Terra di Lavoro, Molise, Aquila, Ascoli» and Macerata when the final Latin vowel was not I or O (U).
What to read after The Dialects of Central Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaughan, Herbert H to read onlineMoreLess
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