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Re: Fwd: [INTERLNG] Nonne e mancar
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Ruud Harmsen <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 2 Dec 2015 12:59:39 +0100
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11:31 2-12-2015, Mulaik, Stanley A:
> > >German 'mangeln' provide le tertie variante. Io esserea 95%
> > >confidente que
> > >isto es cognate con latin 'mancare' via indoeuropeano.  -g- ->
> > >-c-???
> >
> > No, como io ja monstrava previemente:
> > http://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/mangeln_fehlen_gebrechen
> > mittelhochdeutsch mang(e)len, althochdeutsch mangolon, Herkunft
> > ungeklärt
> > (medie alte germano, ancian alte germano, mangolon, origine
> > inexplicate)
>
>Per indoeuropeano io refere a un lingua plus antique que
>ancian alte germano, possibilemente 'proto-indoeuropeano'
>Vide le diagramma in mi libro Interlingua Grammar and Method
>a p. 258.  Io vide in le diagramma possibilitates de un
>ancestre ancien commun a G. 'mangeln' e 'latino mancare'
>es protoindoeuropeano del nordwest

Un possibilitate, ma sin attestationes, ergo: nos non sape, e nos 
non pote decir que le parolas es cognate.

-- 
Ruud Harmsen, http://rudhar.com


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