Etümoloogilisi märkmeid (XIII). Kaks hõimusisest sõnalaenu
Two intra-Finnic cases of lexical borrowing are discussed, demonstrating that (1) the semantically opaque initial component juss- of the compound word jusshein ’Nardus stricta’ originates from the Estonian word juus ’hair’, while Estonian has been the source language for the corresponding Ingrian, V...
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| description | Two intra-Finnic cases of lexical borrowing are discussed, demonstrating that (1)
the semantically opaque initial component juss- of the compound word jusshein
’Nardus stricta’ originates from the Estonian word juus ’hair’, while Estonian has
been the source language for the corresponding Ingrian, Votic, Finnish and Karelian
equivalents; 2) the Estonian verb liisuma ’grow stale’ derives from the Southwestern
Finnish dialect word pliisu ’watery; colourless’. |
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