Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages (2008)

Latin Is One Of The Major Ancient Indo-european Languages And One Of The Cornerstones Of Indo-european Studies. Since The Last Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary Of Latin Appeared In 1959, Enormous Progress Has Been Made In The Reconstruction Of Proto-indo-european, And Many Etymologies Have Been Revised. This New Etymological Dictionary Covers The Entire Latin Lexicon Of Indo-european Origin. It Consists Of Nearly 1900 Entries, Which Altogether Discuss About 8000 Latin Lemmata. All Words Attested Before Cicero Are Included, Together With Their First Date Of Attestation In Latin. The Dictionary Also Includes All The Inherited Words Found In The Other Ancient Italic Languages, Such As Oscan, Umbrian And South Picene; Thus, It Also Serves As An Etymological Dictionary Of Italic. From Publisher's Website. Aim Of This Dictionary -- Definition Of Italic -- Research Method -- From Proto-indo-european To Latin -- Reconstructable Stages -- The Phonology Of Proto-indo-european, Proto-italic And Latin -- The Entries -- Selection Of Entries -- The Entries -- Dating -- Derivatives -- Proto-italic -- Italic Cognates -- Proto-indo-european -- Indo-european Cognates -- Etymology -- Bibliography -- Periodization Of Latin. By Michiel De Vaan. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [693]-722) And Indexes. Brill Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 PREFACE 7 ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS 9 A. LANGUAGES, TEXTS AND AUTHORS 9 Β. RECONSTRUCTION, GRAMMAR AND TEXT 12 C. SYMBOLS 13 INTRODUCTION 15 1. AIM OF THIS DICTIONARΥ 15 2. DEFINITION OF ITALIC 15 3. RESEARCH METHOD 16 4. FROM PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN TO LATIN 18 4.1 Reconstructable stages 18 4.2 The phonology of Proto-Indo-European, Proto-Italic and Latin 20 5.THE ENTRIES 24 5.1 Selection of entries 24 5.2 The entries 24 5.3 Dating 24 5.4 Derivatives 25 5.5 Proto-Italic 26 5.6 Italic cognates 26 5.7 Proto-Indo-European 26 5.8 Indo-European cognates 26 5.9 Etymology 27 5.10 Bibliography 27 6. PERIODIZATION OF LATIN 28 DICTIONARY 31 A 33 B 81 C 91 D 174 Ε 198 F 211 G 268 H 291 I 306 L 333 Μ 370 Ν 413 O 435 Ρ 453 Q 517 R 525 S 545 T 617 U 650 V 663 BIBLIOGRAPHY 707 ABBREVIATIONS OF LITERATURE 707 AUTHORS 708 Adams, Douglas Q. 708 Bader, Francoise 708 Campanile, Enrico 710 Demiraj, Bardhyl 711 Ebbinghaus, Ernst 712 Fischer, Helmut 713 Garcia-Ramon, Jose-Luis 714 Hackstein, Olav 715 Isebaert, Lambert 717 Janda, Michael 717 Kallio, Petri 718 de Lamberterie, Charles 720 Mallory, James and Douglas Q. Adams (eds.) 722 Nepokupnyj, Anatolij 724 Oettinger, Norbert 725 Panagl, Oswald 726 Radke, Gerhard 728 Saalfeld, Gunther 730 Thieme, Paul 733 Unceta Gomez, Luis 733 Vaahtera, Jyri 734 Wachter, Rudolf 735 Zimmer, Stefan 736 INDICES 737 ITALIC 739 Latin 739 Faliscan 779 Oscan 780 Paelignian 783 Vestinian 783 Marrucinian 783 Hernician 783 Palaeo-Umbian 783 Umbrian 783 Volscian 788 Marsian 789 Pre-Samnite 789 Venetic 789 CELTIC 789 Celtiberian 789 Gaulish 789 Galatian 790 Old Irish 790 Middle Irish 792 Early Modem Irish 792 Modern Irish 792 Old Welsh 792 Middle Welsh 792 Welsh 793 Old Cornish 794 Middle Cornish 794 Late Cornish 794 Cornish 794 Old Breton 794 Middle Breton 795 Breton 795 ANATOLIAN 795 Hittite 795 Palaic 797 Hieroglyphic 797 Lycian 797 Lydian 797 INDO-IRANIAN 797 Sanskrit 797 Avestan 802 Old Avestan 803 Young Avestan 804 Old Persian 806 Khotanese 806 Sogdian 806 Bactrian 806 Khwarezmian 806 Parthian 806 Middle Persian 806 Osselic 806 Balocbi 807 Modern Persian 807 GREEK 807 Mycenaean 812 PHRYGIAN 813 ARMENIAN 813 ALBANIAN 814 Old Albanian 814 Albanian 814 BALTIC 814 Old Prussian 814 Old Lithuanian 815 Lithuanian 815 Latvian 818 SLAVIC 819 Old Church Slavic 819 Russian CS 820 Serbian CS 821 Old Russian 821 Russian 821 Ukranian 822 Old Polish 822 Polish 822 Old Czech 822 Czech 822 Slovene 822 Serbo-Croatian 823 Bulgarian 823 GERMANIC 823 Gothic 823 Old Icelandic 825 Old Norwegian 826 Norwegian 826 Old Swedish 826 Danish 826 Old High German 826 Middle High German 828 New High German 829 Old Saxon 829 Old Low Franconian 829 Middle Dutch 829 Modern Dutch 829 Old Frisian 829 Old English 829 Middle English 831 Modern English 831 TOCHARIAN 831 Tocharian AB 831 Tocharian A 831 Tocharian Β 832 PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN 832 978-90-04-16797-1 A new etymological dictionary of the entire Latin lexicon of Indo-European origin, and of the inherited stock of the other ancient Italic languages, such as Oscan, Umbrian and South Picene.