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• Παντελίδης, Νικόλαος

The Ancient Greek presents θυνέω και δινέω provide good examples for the fact that structural correspondences between etymologically related words from genetically related languages do not necessarily point to original common ancestors of these words in the protolanguage but can be the results of parallel yet independent developments in each language. In this paper a different approach to the problem of the beginnings of the abandonment of the athematic verbal inflection is proposed and the original existence of a further type of athematic nasal presents in Indo-European, which left just a few traces, mainly in Greek, is assumed.

• Languages and Literature

• Γλωσσολογία
• Greek language

Η παρούσα εργασία όταν υπεβλήθη έφερε τον τίτλο “Η προέλευση των ενεστώτων κινέω, θυνέω και δινέω”. Η έρευνα που ακολούθησε κατέστησε αναγκαία την αλλαγή του τίτλου της., Περιέχει σημειώσεις και βιβλιογραφία