par kursismiem mantāt un ramīt

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Abstract

ON THE COURONISMS mantāt AND rāmīt

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The article deals with some words which are rarely encountered in Courland sub-dialects or in Latvian lexicographical sources. They could be relicts of the Couronian language and they have paral­lels in the Lithuanian language. Cf. the Latvian dialect word mañtāt (apmantāt, nuomantāt, piemantāt, samantāt) ‘to practice magic for protection; to charm away’ and the Lithuanian dialect word mántauti, mántoti, mántavoti ‘to heal’; the Latvian dialect word rāmīt (apramīt, paramīt) ‘to bury; to dig’ and the Lithuanian – ramìnti ‘to console’, dial. ramė́ti ‘to calm down’.

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Authors ;Benita Laumane
Journal current pharmaceutical biotechnology
Year 2011
DOI
10.15388/baltistica.34.2.497
URL
http://www.baltistica.lt/index.php/baltistica/article/view/497
Keywords
linguistics

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