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CYBALIST is a forum devoted to discussing Indo-European (IE) linguistics and related topics concerning the history and and culture of IE-speaking peoples. It is the ambition of the owners and moderators of this list to promote and popularise sound linguistic and historical knowledge, and to make our group a hospitable club where professional researchers in IE studies and amateurs with a serious interest in the field can meet and exchange ideas. Consequently, our policy is to encourage stimulating debate but to discourage off-topic chat, crank scholarship, bad netiquette and other forms of counterproductive behaviour.
Members who wish to discuss matters concerning the administration of Cybalist are advised to contact the moderators off-list or join our special side-list dedicated to that purpose:
Cybalist_Admin.
Further advice for Cybalist members, including a list of things not to do on our forum, will be found
here.
Etymological note: Cybalist is named after its founder, Cyril (Kirill) Babaev, who started the group in 1999. Kirill now runs the Nostratica website devoted to Nostratic linguistics and long-range comparison.
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Posted - Fri Jul 25, 2008 1:05 pm
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Joao S. Lopes
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Re: Semantic leeway
... To assess its _probability_ (empirically, and ex post), yes, one would. But this branch of linguistics is a historical discipline; it often has to deal
Posted - Fri Jul 25, 2008 9:44 am
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Piotr Gasiorowski
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sendos
I came across Spanish sendos ¨"each (of a group)". DRAE claims it's from Latin singulos, but it perhaps coincidentally looks a lot like Celtic demonstrative
Posted - Fri Jul 25, 2008 4:04 am
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Rick McCallister
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Posted - Fri Jul 25, 2008 2:10 am
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Re: Sin once more
... this. ... Latin ... with 'secondary ... They (speakers of Umbrian) would not. Buck's point is that an intermediate -kt-, resulting from syncope and
Posted - Fri Jul 25, 2008 1:53 am
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