Uralic and IE
Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
mcv at wxs.nl
Sun Apr 11 05:46:07 UTC 1999
"Mag.Hans-Joachim Alscher" <hans.alscher at noel.gv.at> wrote:
>Miguel Carrasquer Vidal schrieb:
>> Sanskrit, for instance, has -d for the ablative, -t for the
>> 3rd.p. sg. Reason enough.
>But Sanskrit (and probably PIE) shows Sandhi and the realization depends on
>the following word so that there is no difference of -d/-dh/-t at the end of
>the word.
Oops, you're right about Sanskrit. Still, the Vedic a-stem
ablative is always given as <-a:d> and the n. dem. pronoun as
<tad>, which makes me suspect Vedic sandhi rules were different.
Does anybody know?
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Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
mcv at wxs.nl
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