... applied to simply "short" objects (such as 'short coat of mail', 'short skirt', etc.), and it is therefore hard to determine which of the two words, skamm-r or stutt-r, was more "basic" in the ... such cases form a minority The wordlist has been created quite independently of, but later checked against the Old Norse wordlist published in [Bergsland & Vogt 1962]; only a few minor differences ... was the more basic and which one was the more stylistically marked equivalent for this meaning in Old Norse Temporarily, we treat them as technical synonyms 44 KNEE Gothic kniu (1), Old Norse kneː...
... Oxford Introduction to Proto -Indo- European and the Proto -Indo- European World This page intentionally left blank The Oxford Introduction to Proto -Indo- European and the Proto -Indo- European World ... loanwords in English, the primary interest of the IndoEuropeanist concerns the origins of the Indo- European proto-language and its THE ELEMENTS 13 Table 2.1 Major and minor groups of Indo- European ... Greek and Latin Status of Indo- Europeangroups Major and minor groups of Indo- European languages 13 Antiquity of earliest attestation (in units of 500 years) of each Indo- European group 14 Language...
... Oxford Introduction to Proto -Indo- European and the Proto -Indo- European World This page intentionally left blank The Oxford Introduction to Proto -Indo- European and the Proto -Indo- European World ... West and the precursors to Jones’s observations can be found in Amaladass (1992) 2 THE ELEMENTS 13 Table 2.1 Major and minor groups of Indo- European languages Major Groups Minor Groups Celtic Italic ... Comparison of three Indo- European words 41 Selected sound correspondences across the Indo- European languages 41 The singular endings of the verb ‘carry’ in Indo- European 45 Short vowel ablaut patterns...
... no suYxes before the case ending Using R for ‘root’, S for ‘stem-creating suYx’, and E for ‘case-number-ending’, we might establish the formula for an inXected word in Proto -Indo- European as R-(S)-E ... Indic tite’ it do-H ‘In Asiatic Indo- European Nuristani Iranian Armenian Indo- European Greek Macedonian(?) Slavic Baltic Residual Indo- European North-West Indo- European Thracian Albanian, Dacian(?) ... probably more complex social concepts from Indo- Europeans to their south 5.2.2 Indo- European and Semitic Unlike the relationship between Indo- European farmers and Uralic hunterWshers, the Indo- Europeans...
... or, in the case of the Greeks and Indo- Aryans, they borrowed words for sea from non-IndoEuropean sources which has suggested that the Proto -Indo- Europeans did not originally know or have a word ... have formed either covert or lexicalized slots in Proto -Indo- European, e.g *kerh2s and related words for horn vs *kemhornless As for the wild mammalian fauna, our ability to reconstruct words ... the Indo- European vocabulary where Asian cognates are so few that one cannot even reconstruct a generic word for Wsh that meets our full requirements of Proto -Indo- European The general word for...
... although these words may be independently formed in the two groups The Central European region provides another word for ‘man’ or ‘mortal’ ´ built on the root ‘to die’, i.e *mortos ‘man, mortal’ (see ... words for some form of ‘enclos´ ´ ure’ The word *ghordhos or *ghortos is widely attested with meanings that vary ´ from NWels garth ‘pen, fold’ to Rus gorod ‘town’ or Hit gurtas ‘citadel’ It originally ... far short of providing us with an image of IndoEuropean fashion We have already seen that the Indo- European vocabulary includes a very well attested word for ‘wool’ (Section 11.2), a word for ‘linen’...
... originally borrowed from some non -Indo- European source Foreign parallels to the Proto -Indo- European forms have been noted since the time of Franz Bopp who compared the Proto -Indo- European form with ... explained as borrowing into or from (in the Kartvelian case) Proto -Indo- European However, with the exception of the Kartvelian forms, the proposed models for the Proto -Indo- European word are only ... QUANTITY foreign s- or the like should generate a Proto -Indo- European* ksw- One might also note that the attested Akkadian form is far too late to have been the model for Proto -Indo- European borrowing,...
... peti ‘sing’, Toch B pi- ‘sing’) Another possible Proto -Indo- European word for ‘sing’ is *kan-, on which see below The Proto -Indo- European word for ´ ´ ‘song’ was *sh2omen-, e.g Grk humnos ‘song, ... Although there are regionally attested words for the ‘poet’, there is no single well-attested form for Proto -Indo- European As we have seen, the Celtic word for ‘bard’ (OIr bard, NWels bardd) was ... at either end of the Indo- European world In addition to some of the words for ‘praise’ or ‘speak solemnly’, which may also be translated as ‘pray’, we have several more words that can be simply...
... the vector of Indo- European language spread depended on a new, more aggressive social organization coupled with a more mobile economy and superior transportation technology As this theory sets ... Wrst, the primary vector will be a new population speaking some form of Indo- European that 26 ORIGINS: THE NEVER-ENDING STORY 457 swamps or replaces an earlier non -Indo- European- speaking population ... contact with non -Indo- European- speaking populations, there was some attraction for them to enter one or more of the social domains of the Indo- Europeans: to this, they had to learn Indo- European As...
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... more information about Adh allelic frequencies between Europe and the African continent, and especially for populations around the mediterranean sea and in the southern hemisphere Third, to correlate ... scored after days of treatment at 25 °C (see DAVID et al , 1974, for more details) For testing the larvae, alcohol was incorporated in a killed yeast-sucrose medium (dry yeast 70 g, sucrose 70 ... are more strongly correlated with latitude than with the climatic parameters since r values exceed 0.9 It therefore seemed more interesting to consider these relationships in the light of more...
... méthodes de marquage chromosomique RBG), bandes Q (QFQ), bandes (NOR) et C (CBG) et ont été appliquées : bandes R (RHG coloration des organisateurs nucléolaires II Résultats et discussion Le caryotype ... de éléments dont l’un, sub-métacentrique, correspond deux acrocentriques (fig 1) La description antérieure du caryotype de cette espèce rapportant une formule 42 chromosomes (C 1962) il est très ... 1982), ce qui RIEN ASH , traduit l’origine très ancienne de ce chromosome Les différentes méthodes de marquage (bandes R, bandes Q, bandes C) particularité, et l’organisateur nucléolaire est situé...
... are very close to the north African populations Both for the distance and the correlations between biometrical profiles, Seychellian flies could be incorporated to the north African group without ... However, these populations had been kept in the laboratory for several months or even years prior to study We wished here to obtain more precise information on natural populations living in these ... analysis is done For other traits, for example morphological or physiological ones, the analysis must be done on flies grown under the controlled conditions of the laboratory in order to reduce...
... interface of the Bioconductor package [59] that provides algorithms to correct for local background effects, within-array variation, and between-array variation For these corrections, Genome Biology ... seen for the number of differentially expressed genes within the European and African populations presented above (Table 2) The level of expression polymorphism was similar within the African ... same pattern for the genes in our data set: malebiased genes were consistently more variable than genes of the other two classes, and this pattern held for both the European and African populations...
... prevalence of Asian haplotypes in three of the major commercial European pig breeds with regards to three local European pig populations which have remained geographically isolated for a long time ... maternal lines imported from France in 1980 and they have been selected for litter size, backfat and growth performance The GPI pigs were imported from Germany and they have been selected for backfat ... ng of genomic DNA After denaturation at 95 ◦ C for 10 min, the reactions were heated for 30 cycles at 94 ◦ C for 30 s, 54 ◦ C for 30 s and 72 ◦ C for 30 s 2.3 Sequencing of the PCR product Amplified...
... were kept in the laboratory for a number of generations ranging between and 12 before the experiments were undertaken Population size in each line was always more than 20 flies for each generation ... data are correlated (David, 1979) since both sexes of each line exhibit a genetic similarity and, moreover, are submitted to a common environment; therefore only males were compared for the.33 ... of 10 was fed on killed yeast medium for or days and then transferred to the experimental vials For starvation tolerance, water was provided in each vial For desiccation tolerance, a relative...