Plosive-liquid clusters in euskara borrowed from IE?

[Eduard Selleslagh]

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From: Rick Mc Callister <rmccalli at sunmuw1.MUW.Edu>
Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 4:15 AM

>Is this word related to Spanish mojo/n, which in a dictionary means
>"landmark or boundary stone" but in spoken Spanish means "pile of shit"
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[Ed Selleslagh]

<mojón> is derived from Vulgar Latin <mullio, -onis> and is not related to
Basque, Aragonés, etc. <muga>. It is the common Sp. -j- < Lat. -(l)li-  (cf.
hijo < filius) .

Ed.