sull’origine di armeno k‘oweay ‘dado’
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Abstract
Il lessema armeno k‘oweay ‘dado’, registrato nei lessici per lo più con questa forma, conosce almeno due altri allotropi: k‘owē e k‘oway. Il rapporto tra le forme k‘oweay e k‘owē è chiaro: la flessione dei sostantivi in -eay e di quelli in -ē coincide in tutti i casi indiretti (cfr. a titolo di esempio hreay ‘ebreo’ con origine remota in sir. īhūdāyā e mediazione iranica, gen.-dat. sing. hrēi plur. hrēic‘, strum. sing. hrēiw plur. hrēiwk‘ e hiwłē ‘materia, atomo’ < gr. ὕλη, gen.-dat. sing. hiwłēi plur. hiwłēic‘, strum. sing. hiwłēiw plur. hiwłēiwk‘), mentre è distinta nei casi retti (cfr. nom. hreay plur. hreayk‘, acc. hreay plur. hreays contro nom. hiwłē plur. hiwłēk‘, acc. hiwłē plur. hiwłēs) e non sono rari i casi di conguaglio analogico tra i due schemi flessionali, con creazione di allotropi al nominativo e all’accusativo; cfr. anche ašteay/aštē ‘lancia’, bazeay/bazē ‘falcone, sparviero’.
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| Authors | ;Andrea Scala |
| Journal | biomedical papers of the medical faculty of the university palacky, olomouc, czechoslovakia |
| Year | 2016 |
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