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ORIGINAL h IN HITTITE AND THE MEDIO - PASSIVE IN ↑ E. H. STURTEVANT YALE UNIVERSITY I have tried to show ( LANGUAGE 3. 109-22 ) that Hittite h occurs where the Indo - European languages have bh initial , and I can now make two or three ...
ORIGINAL h IN HITTITE AND THE MEDIO - PASSIVE IN ↑ E. H. STURTEVANT YALE UNIVERSITY I have tried to show ( LANGUAGE 3. 109-22 ) that Hittite h occurs where the Indo - European languages have bh initial , and I can now make two or three ...
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Nevertheless medial h is very common in Hittite words , a considerable number of which have obvious IE etymologies . Since , however , there is nothing in the IE cognates to correspond to the Hittite h , we must conclude either that the ...
Nevertheless medial h is very common in Hittite words , a considerable number of which have obvious IE etymologies . Since , however , there is nothing in the IE cognates to correspond to the Hittite h , we must conclude either that the ...
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Hittite hameshanza , then , contains the PIE prefix ** hoand the root ** me- with formative sh , 22 which may have been present also in a prehistoric stage of Gk . ȧμáw . The noun happar ' deal , trade ' and the verb happara- ' sell'23 ...
Hittite hameshanza , then , contains the PIE prefix ** hoand the root ** me- with formative sh , 22 which may have been present also in a prehistoric stage of Gk . ȧμáw . The noun happar ' deal , trade ' and the verb happara- ' sell'23 ...
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