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The second opinion of Mayrhofer 1992, pp 754 755 on Sanskrit Skr drapsá differsfrom his first opinion on this word 1963, pp 71 72 In his second etymology, Mayrhofer 1992, ibid traces back the original meanings of Skr drapsá to Proto Indo European PIE dreb ‘to tremble, quiver’; under one condition, Avestan Av drafša , the equivalentof Skr drapsá , is from PIE dreb as well ibid , p 754 This marks the scholar’swithdrawal of his first opinion on the different meanings of Skr drapsá from more than oneolder root, its meaning ‘drop’ from PIE dhrebh so Mayrhofer, 1963, ibid Mainreferences of the old etymology of Mayrhofer ibid are Uhlenbeck’s 1898/1899, p 131 reconstructed dhrabzha , and Pokorny’s 1959, p 257 PIE dherebh ‘to harden’ Thepresent study aims to illuminate an issue that is missing from the debates: meaning ‘drop’ ofSkr drapsá from PIE dherebh / dhrebh so / dhrabzha results with the origin of itscluster ps from an ‘analogical original ps’ alternating with ‘analogical ps’, while the‘analogical original ps’ in Skr drapsá contradicts the most attested meaning of this word,viz ‘drop’ Unfortunately, we still prefer to refer to the old etymology of Pokorny ibid ,257; 211 ; consequently, etymology of Av drafša out of it Middle Persian drafš, NewPersian derafš remains rather floating Arguments on the doubtfulness of ‘analogical original ps’ in Skr drapsá ‘drop’ serve also as an introduction to the plausibility of Av drafša and Skr drapsá from PIE dreb from PIE der 3 ‘to run’ s , as opposed totheir equally doubtful origin from PIE drep from PIE der 4 ‘to cut’ s
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Hoxha, Mirushe,1401,Difficulties of Sanskrit drapsá- ‘drop’ from Proto-Indo-European *dherebh- /*dhrebh-(so-): ‘analogical (original) ps’?,8th International Conference on Current Issues in Languages, Linguistics, Translation and Literature,Ahvaz
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مجموعه مقالات نهمین کنفرانس بین المللی بررسی مسائل جاری زبان ها، زبان شناسی، ترجمه و ادبیات12 بهمن 1402 · اهواز