A note on the Slavic suppletion series *xoditi ~ *šьdlъ ~ *jьdǫ "to go"

Vol.61,No.1-2(2013)

Jan Bičovský

Stable URL (handle):
http://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/127155

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Abstract
In this article, the suppletion of Slavic *jьdǫ ~ *šьdlъ is examined and the long-established connection between the latter and *xoditi revisited with the conclusion that the two forms may not be related after all. The bias giving preference in the reconstruction to the palatalisation of the initial *x- over other possible sources of PSl. š- and to the ruki rule change of *s > *š > *x over other sources of initial *x- in Slavic needs to be reconsidered.

Keywords:
suppletion; Slavic; reconstruction

Pages:
129–134
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