1. PEL-ASG : engl.:"(to) fill,,flat-skin " – “people”
" rom.:"(care) umple,s-a întins,(rasa)=pielea" - "lume,popor" OAMENII,POPORUL care s-a ÎNTINS, mult/A UMPLUT aşezările
Din Appendix:Proto-Indo-European *pel- - Wiktionary en.wiktionary.org/.../Appendix:Proto-Indo-European_*pel
This entry deals with Proto-Indo-European reconstructed forms, forms that are not directly attested, ... [edit] Root. *pel- "gray" ...
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Proto-Indo-European_roots
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Proto-Indo-European_roots
pel- | flour | |
gray | Alb. plak, Arm. ալիք (alik'), Skr. पलित (palitá), Av. pouruša, Pers. /pūrū, Kurd. pêl, XMK pellus, Gk. πολιός (poliós); πελιτνός (pelitnós), Lat. palleō; pullus, Ir. liath, Welsh llwyd, Lith. pelekas, Ltv. pelēks, Old Prussian pelē, OCS плавъ (plavŭ), Russ. пелёсый (pelësyj), ON fǫlr, Gm. falo/falb, Eng. fealu/fallow | |
*pel- | skin | |
pelh₂- | flat | Hitt. palḫiš, Arm. հող (hoł); լայն (layn), Lith. plónas; platùs, Ltv. plãns; plañdît, Old Prussian plonis, Ir. lian/; lethan/; lethaid/, Welsh lleyn; llwyn; lledu, Eng. feld/field; /flat Gm. feld/feld, Gk. platýs; πλανάω (planaō); πλάσσω (plassō), Skr. पृथु (pṛthú), Av. fraθah, Lat. plānus, Russ. плоский (ploskij); nidar ploskŭ, OCS ploskŭ |
1. www.reporter.am/pdfs/AE112809.pdf
2. Din Old Norse Online: Base Form Dictionary www.utexas.edu/cola/.../lrc/.../norol-BF-X.html - Pokorny 1: pel-, pelə-, plē- :: to fill, pour; full; town? ...
3.
Din http://anthrocivitas.net/forum/showthread.php?p=68091 Here 14 points that I wrote on the Indo-European proto stems (all in all there are some 458 proto indo-european roots that can be found in wiktionnary http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Append...European_roots ) rephrasing ideas written by Bernal and Gamkrelidze&Ivanov.
About the 458 supposed proto indo-european roots:
1/How could be same roots have such different meanings(for example exist 4 "pel" first "pel"=flour,second "pel"=gray,third "pel"=skin,fourth "pel"=flat)?
2/How could be synonims exist with different roots(such as skin which has at least 3 listed different proto ie roots)?
3/Many semantic shifts are broad.
4/Many sound shifts look very unlikely.
5/Many supposed proto ie roots are anachronist(door,bourgh,fort...)and could not exist in the language of steppe hordes of the late neolithic.(according to the pontic model)
6/Many supposed proto ie roots are Afro-Asiatic loans(star,three,sun,six,seven,eight,home,tree,fie ld,pilaku,barley,field,snow,door,corn,dher,goat,bu ck,cow,bee,honey..... )[see Gamkrelidze&Ivanov]
7/Some other roots are loans from Kartvelian,NW Caucasian,NE Caucasian[see Gamkrelidze&Ivanov]& some listed proto ie roots could be pre Indo-European languages of Europe(Vasconic,Pictish,Tartessian,Pelasgian).
8/Many supposed proto ie roots are shared eurasiatic and nostratic roots.
9/Many supoosed proto ie roots are supported by examples of very few Indo-European branches and sometimes by only 1 ie branche,or from only 1-2 branch with very unbelievable sound changes forgetting the innovation,loans and chance propabilities.
About the 458 supposed proto indo-european roots:
1/How could be same roots have such different meanings(for example exist 4 "pel" first "pel"=flour,second "pel"=gray,third "pel"=skin,fourth "pel"=flat)?
2/How could be synonims exist with different roots(such as skin which has at least 3 listed different proto ie roots)?
3/Many semantic shifts are broad.
4/Many sound shifts look very unlikely.
5/Many supposed proto ie roots are anachronist(door,bourgh,fort...)and could not exist in the language of steppe hordes of the late neolithic.(according to the pontic model)
6/Many supposed proto ie roots are Afro-Asiatic loans(star,three,sun,six,seven,eight,home,tree,fie ld,pilaku,barley,field,snow,door,corn,dher,goat,bu ck,cow,bee,honey..... )[see Gamkrelidze&Ivanov]
7/Some other roots are loans from Kartvelian,NW Caucasian,NE Caucasian[see Gamkrelidze&Ivanov]& some listed proto ie roots could be pre Indo-European languages of Europe(Vasconic,Pictish,Tartessian,Pelasgian).
8/Many supposed proto ie roots are shared eurasiatic and nostratic roots.
9/Many supoosed proto ie roots are supported by examples of very few Indo-European branches and sometimes by only 1 ie branche,or from only 1-2 branch with very unbelievable sound changes forgetting the innovation,loans and chance propabilities.
4.
Din Askos (pottery vessel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Askos_(pottery_vessel)
Askos (Ancient Greek ἀσκός "tube"; plural: ἀσκοί - askoi) is the name given in modern terminology to a type of ancient Greek pottery vessel used to pour ...
Din Ancient Greek Pottery Askos - Ancient Greek Ceramic Askos pottery.about.com/od/...Greek.../Askos.htm Ancient Greek pottery askos, a flask form developed from animal-skin wine sacks.
1. Din Paradigms: the economy of inflection - Rezultate Google Books Frans Plank books.google.ro/books?isbn=311012761X... Thus Classical Armenian orear 'people' had as its GD. the normal singular ... The most vulnerable cases are Asg., which has no distinctive morphs at all, ...
2. Din The penumbra of morphosyntactic feature systems1 1 Introduction de GG Corbett www.surrey.ac.uk/LIS/SMG/.../GGC-MUMSA-13.pdf
SINGULAR PLURAL
function
azg
azgk’
NOMINATIVE
azg
azgs
ACCUSATIVE
azgi
azgs
LOCATIVE
azgi
azgac’
DATIVE
Classical Armenian azg ‘people’
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