Some Nostratian Etymologies
Nostr. *"be ill, dying" ? kušit.: somali dimašo "be dying", dintey "dead, deceased" (som. d.< kuš. < nostr. * - or *ĉ,* ĉ-) I ural. *jama- "die" (FUV 17) lap. jabme- (- jāme-)"die", mordv. joma- juma- "vergehen, zugrunde gehen, etc."...
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Format: | Article in Journal/Newspaper |
Language: | English |
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Znanstvena založba Filozofske fakulte / Ljubljana University Press, Faculty of Arts
1982
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Online Access: | https://revije.ff.uni-lj.si/linguistica/article/view/4833 https://doi.org/10.4312/linguistica.22.1.239-248 |
Summary: | Nostr. *"be ill, dying" ? kušit.: somali dimašo "be dying", dintey "dead, deceased" (som. d.< kuš. < nostr. * - or *ĉ,* ĉ-) I ural. *jama- "die" (FUV 17) lap. jabme- (- jāme-)"die", mordv. joma- juma- "vergehen, zugrunde gehen, etc.", nenets. Castr. Jjama- "be ill", Leht. Jā’mā "nicht können", nganas. Jamajua- "nicht kön nen", enets. je’oa-id. I yukg. *jama-: N jaba-, jobe- "die"·, S. jobo, cf. (Sjögren) jäm-bon "tot" I dravid. *camai "die" (DED 1934) tam. camai "kill", telug. samayu "die" I türk.: alt. jobo "be sickly"I ? kor. samang "death". |
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