The Caland System and the Germanic Third Weak Verb Class

Dishington, James

doi:10.13109/hisp.2010.123.1.297

Historical Linguistics

2010

DOI: 10.13109/hisp.2010.123.1.297

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The Caland System and the Germanic Third Weak Verb Class

James Dishington¹

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“…Cf. also an alternative scenario of Dishington (), which nonetheless also implies the morphological renewal of Germanic statives, as opposed to the transformation of an inherited stative morpheme.…”

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Reflexes Of Indo‐European ‘Ē‐Statives’ In Old Indic

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2013

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The paper addresses the reconstruction of the Indo-European verbal derivational category that is conventionally called ' e-statives' can be illustrated by Lat. sen-e-re 'to be old' or tac-e-re 'to be silent'. Its empirical contribution consists in tracing the Old Indicreflexes of ' e-statives', which have not been systematically investigated up to now. The analysis of the new data is conducive to the conclusion that that the Indo-European stative suffix *-eh 1 -i̯ e/o-was originally typical of denominative verbs belonging to the Caland System. Its subsequent spread to primary verbs was implemented indifferent ways in individual ancient Indo-European languages, and therefore need not be projected into Proto-Indo-European.

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Towards an assessment of decasuative derivation in Indo-European

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2020

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Indo-European Caland Adjectives in **-nt-*and Participles in Sanskrit

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2014

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The Caland System and the Germanic Third Weak Verb Class

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Reflexes Of Indo‐European ‘Ē‐Statives’ In Old Indic

Reflexes Of Indo‐European ‘Ē‐Statives’ In Old Indic

Towards an assessment of decasuative derivation in Indo-European

Indo-European Caland Adjectives in **-nt-*and Participles in Sanskrit

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Cited by 3 publications

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Reflexes Of Indo‐European ‘Ē‐Statives’ In Old Indic

Reflexes Of Indo‐European ‘Ē‐Statives’ In Old Indic

Towards an assessment of decasuative derivation in Indo-European

Indo-European Caland Adjectives in *-nt-and Participles in Sanskrit

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