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Ola Wikander
@OlaWikander
Philologian, author. Ugaritologist, Hebraist, Semitist, Exegete. Moonlighting IE-ist. PhD/Reader in Hebrew Bible/OT (Lundensis). Ordained in a rare religion.
Lund University Katılım Kasım 2013
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@renegadesilicon Wasn't recorded, I'm afraid. It will be published as some point, though.
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Here, btw, is the program of the conference:
uni-kiel.de/de/theol/fakul…
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@LFriszt Beroende på vilken engelsk dialekt man tänker på substitueras ett långt [ɜː] eller - kanske sannolikare – det rhoticerade [ɚ] som svenska "ör", vilket är ett mycket nära överlapp med hur turkiskan gör i exemplet ovan. Ingen stor grej alls nej, men lite kul.
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@LFriszt Återigen, exakt samma poäng som OP gjorde om turkiska. Det är en lånesubstition, inte en stor fonetisk förändring.
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Happens in Swedish, too – "flörta", "nörd".
M Mahdavi Mazdeh@m_mazdeh
Some English speakers pronounce Gödel's name as [gɹ̩dl̩], presumably because they find their own [ɹ] a good approximation for the ø vowel. Interestingly, the reverse (almost) happens too: Turkish has borrowed English "flirt" as [flœrt].
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Blogginlägg – om frygiska, dekadens och HP Lovecraft.
ola-wikander.blogspot.com/2026/07/frygis…
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"Bogus" should be Sanskrit:
Bhogus
Bhoguṣam
Bhoguṣā
Bhoguṣe
Bhoguṣas
Bhoguṣas
Bhoguṣi
Bhogo
Antigone Journal@AntigoneJournal
What words aren't Latin but really should be? Here's a few I can't unsee: bikini, -orum, m. (plurale tantum) gazebo (1st sg fut. act. ind. < gazeo, -ere, gazui, gastum) hoodlum, -i, n. cheerio, -ire 4. bingo, -onis, m. bogus, -a, -um suncream (1st sg. pres. act. subj. <suncreo)
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Tankar om att avsluta en monografi:
ola-wikander.blogspot.com/2026/07/monogr…
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@Saatvata He mentions the masculine vocative compound dīrghāyo as such, for example. But on the other hand, he does say that it is "from ā́y-us", like so attached. But yeah, several of those forms do switch inflection classes back and forth, so...

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@Saatvata An -o vocative is sometimes said to be attested for -us stems in Vedic (albeit quite rare), so I jokingly used that to be maximally silly! But now, looking through MacDonnel's grammar, it looks as though those forms are actually "moved" derivations as u-stems, so yeah, agreed.
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