Hittite and H4
Stanley Friesen
sarima at friesen.net
Thu Apr 5 02:47:06 UTC 2001
At 02:46 PM 4/2/01 -0500, David L. White wrote:
[ moderator snip ]
> Dialect mixture is when words in one dialect have the form that is
>proper to another. All or just about all dialects have it to some extent.
This brings up an issue I wonder about.
Outside of Anatolian, what evidence is there for a distinction between *H2
and *H4 in PIE?
Is it possible that the variation in the presence of an 'h' in Anatolian is
the result of extensive dialect mixture?
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