Arabic-L:LING:Etymology of barnaamaj responses
Dilworth Parkinson
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Thu Jun 26 17:43:50 UTC 2003
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Date: 26 Jun 2003
From:Frank Lewis <flewis at emory.edu>
Subject:Etymology of barnaamaj responses
Re: Arabic *barnaamaj* - this is indeed a borrowing, from Persian
*bar-naama* still meaning "program, plan." The Middle Persian
and early Islamic form of the word was *bar naamag* - hence the
final *jim* in Arabic.
- Frank Lewis
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Date: 26 Jun 2003
From:Roland Laffitte <laffitte at noos.fr>
Subject:Etymology of barnaamaj responses
Hi,
It semms to me that "barnaamaj" is a persian word.
Best reagrds
Roland Laffitte
33 (0)1 42 0 00 61 67
142, avenue Jean-Jaurè
75019 Paris
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