Some Remarks On the Celtic Additions to Curtius' Greek Etymology
Some Remarks On the Celtic Additions to Curtius' Greek Etymology
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erred * champion ' is cognate with aptrrtv, the rs becoming rr as in err = ars^ tarrach ex *tar8dco root TARS, etc.
No. 492. Add O.Ir. ram *remus,' W. rhaw * shovel' No. 493. Ir. hriaHiar^ a fern, (l-stem, is = Fpiirpa^ VR becoming BR as often. The Skr. hru * to speak ' =: Zend mru here cited seems to occur in the Iv.frk'hrudi *renuit,' Ml. 44b, GoideP. 40, and O'Clery's frioth-hruth .i.
diultadh ^negatio,' and in the British co-bpouol (gl. verbialia), Z. 1065.
No. 496. tlpo^f velltts, Ir. folt...^ W, gwallt *hair' also come from the root V AR * decken.' Hence too Ir. fearn .i. sgiath * shield,' O'Cl. So pcrhai)s Ir. ulaidk .i. srathar * packsaddle,' O'Cl.
No. 499. ihpvs. The Ir. /err = W. guell 'better' = varigas. The positive may be in the Old-Celtic names Verurcloetitis (EhpvKXfig, cloetiusy like kXcctoc from root CLXJ 1) and Veru-lamium, No. 500. Root 6py orior. The O.Ir. aur-ur-as * cursura,' Goidel^. 82, com-thur^r-as * incursus ' (com-du-air- UE-astaJ, Z. 887, belong to this. Hence too the common word turas (= do-ur-asta) *iter,' * peregrinatio.' No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
erred * champion ' is cognate with aptrrtv, the rs becoming rr as in err = ars^ tarrach ex *tar8dco root TARS, etc.
No. 492. Add O.Ir. ram *remus,' W. rhaw * shovel' No. 493. Ir. hriaHiar^ a fern, (l-stem, is = Fpiirpa^ VR becoming BR as often. The Skr. hru * to speak ' =: Zend mru here cited seems to occur in the Iv.frk'hrudi *renuit,' Ml. 44b, GoideP. 40, and O'Clery's frioth-hruth .i.
diultadh ^negatio,' and in the British co-bpouol (gl. verbialia), Z. 1065.
No. 496. tlpo^f velltts, Ir. folt...^ W, gwallt *hair' also come from the root V AR * decken.' Hence too Ir. fearn .i. sgiath * shield,' O'Cl. So pcrhai)s Ir. ulaidk .i. srathar * packsaddle,' O'Cl.
No. 499. ihpvs. The Ir. /err = W. guell 'better' = varigas. The positive may be in the Old-Celtic names Verurcloetitis (EhpvKXfig, cloetiusy like kXcctoc from root CLXJ 1) and Veru-lamium, No. 500. Root 6py orior. The O.Ir. aur-ur-as * cursura,' Goidel^. 82, com-thur^r-as * incursus ' (com-du-air- UE-astaJ, Z. 887, belong to this. Hence too the common word turas (= do-ur-asta) *iter,' * peregrinatio.' No.
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