杂文集III。高卢语souxtu和爱尔兰语suacht的另一个同源词:古康沃尔语seit

Q1 Arts and Humanities Eriu Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1353/eri.2008.0007

Anders Richardt Jørgensen

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它作为/-oeg/中的形容词，意思是“像锅一样的”(或者可能是一个完整的定格，类似于*marko(马)的*marko(骑手)的*marko -ako)。关于seit等的词源，最常被引用的是Graves(1962, 384 -4)从一个VLat中引申出来的词源。sitta，据说来自CLat。situla“桶”。然而,VLat。*sitta似乎是从单个MLat推断出来的。《证明》(Du change 1938, VII: 498)，从CLat发展而来。Situla在任何方面都不会是常规的。鉴于此，我发现它更

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VARIA III. An additional cognate of Gaulish souxtu and Irish suacht: Old Cornish seit

it as an adjective in /-oeg/ with the meaning 'pot-like' (or perhaps a full sub stantivisation similar to *mark-ako'horseman' from *marko'horse'). As to the etymology of seit, etc., the one usually quoted is Graves' derivation (1962, 383-4) from a VLat. *sitta, supposedly from CLat. situla 'bucket'. However, VLat. *sitta appears to be inferred from a single MLat. attestation (Du Cange 1938, VII: 498), and the development from CLat. situla would not be regular in any way. In light of this, I find it much more

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