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naga_ganesan [sMTP:naga_ganesan] skrev 16. mai 2001

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> What does IE *kuud- signify? In Tamil, kuuttu = dance,

> kUttar = dancers, kUTu = to join/to harmonize,

> Words for music like "icai", "poruttutal" (porunan2 = singer),

> also have semantic agreement with "kUTu". -T-/-t-

> changes do occur within Tamil: kaTavu/katavu 'gate',

> paTalai/patalai (a sangam era drum). kUtti = devadasi, dancer,

> kuuti = yoni.

 

As far as I know, there is no Indo-European word *kuud-. My point was that

if zuudra was I-E, the original word must have started with *kuud-. This is

easy to predict if you know the sound laws.

 

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