论原始印欧语中“put”和“suck”的谐音

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Indo-European Linguistics Pub Date : 2019-12-02 DOI:10.1163/22125892-00701008

M. Vaan

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PIE *dheh1-“放置，制作”和*dheh1-(i-)“吮吸(母亲的乳汁)”看起来像两个意义截然不同的独立词根，它们恰好是同名的。然而，最近的研究表明，这两个动词的形态行为比以前认为的更相似。本文提供了对证据的重新评估，并探讨了弥合“放”和“吸”之间语义差距的选择。

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On the homonymy of ‘put’ and ‘suck’ in Proto-Indo-European

PIE *dheh1- ‘to put, make’ and *dheh1-(i-) ‘to suck (mother’s milk)’ look like two separate verbal roots with a very different meaning, which happen to be homonymous. Yet recent investigations have shown that the morphological behaviour of both verbs is more similar than was previously thought. This article offers a re-evaluation of the evidence and explores the options to bridge the semantic gap between ‘put’ and ‘suck’.

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Indo-European Linguistics Arts and Humanities-History

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