LL-L "How do you say ..." 2004.08.22 (02) [E/F]

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From: Stella en Henno <stellahenno at hetnet.nl>
Subject: LL-L "How do you say ...?" 2004.08.16 (07) [E]

> From: R. F. Hahn <sassisch at yahoo.com>
> Subject: How do you say ...?
>
> John (above):
>
> > My interest is in how the "born and bred" idea is
> > expressed in Lowland languages.
>
> Here's my Lowlands Saxon (Low German, North Saxon dialect) bit:
>
> _bourn un tagen_ (<boorn un tagen>)
>
> _Tagen_ ['tQ:gN] is the past participial form of _te(g)en_ ['te:GN] ~
[te:n]
> 'to pull', 'to drag', also _up-tegen_ (<uptegen>) 'to pull up', 'to raise
(a
> child)' (past part. _up-tagen_ <uptagen>).
>
> So, ...

As in lytse oanfolling: yn it Westerlauwersk Frysk wurdt der sein: "hikke en
tein".
Hjir: tein < *tegen < *[gatugin] == Nederlânsk "getogen", mei ûntrûning fan
it omlûdsprodukt fan u+i. It hele tiidwurd dat hjirby heart is is "tsjen" <
Aldfrysk tia (mei lange a:), dêr't letter in -n oan tafoege is. De doetiid
is "teach" (< *ta:g).
Hikke is it mulwurd fan hikje, dat besibbe is oan Dútsk "hecken" en Ingelsk
"hatch" en dat "út it aai komme" betsjut. Dit wurdt dus brûkt ynstee fan
"berne" (dat oerienkomt mei Nederlânsk "geboren" en Ingelsk "born" esfh.),
dat miskjin te ferwachtsjen wie...

Henno Brandsma

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