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academic thesisgalis-2017-mycenae

Mycenae, Troy and Anatolia: Mycenaean Names in Hittite Documents, and Anatolian Names in the Homeric Iliad

AUTHOR / EDITOR
Martin Gális
YEAR
2017
PUBLISHER
Charles University, Faculty of Arts
DOI
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SOURCE TYPE
academic thesis
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RANK 193GRADE A-supports

The reconstructed root has grammar, not just letters.

The proposed path is not simply *set-u- with an asterisk. Scholars analyze formations such as *set-eu-o-, debate the vowel structure, and qualify the loss of initial *s.

*set-u-

*set-u- → *set-eu-o- → ἐτεός

Eteocles etymology: *set-eu-o-, *sét-u-, and psilosis

Exposes the grammatical and phonological analysis behind the short root label.

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EDGE 547contextproposed

ἔτυμος → *setu-mo-

Ancient Greek → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance

SOUND
The Greek form is analyzed from *setu-mo- with loss of initial *s and Greek development of the reconstructed formation.
MEANING
A reconstructed adjective of truth or reality continues as Greek “true, real, actual.”
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Robert Beekes · Martin Gális
Eteocles discussion: ἔτυμος < *setu-mo-

Independently summarizes the proposed adjectival formation.

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EDGE 550supportsproposed

ἐτεός → *set-eu-o-

Ancient Greek → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance

SOUND
The proposed path from *set-eu-o- to Greek ἐτεός includes loss of the inherited initial sibilant; Gális discusses psilosis and only tentatively raises contact as an explanation.
MEANING
A possessive true-order adjective yields the attested senses true and really.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Martin Gális · Robert Beekes
Eteocles etymology: *set-eu-o- and proposed psilosis

Supplies the preform and carefully qualified phonological account.

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EDGE 551supportsproposed

*set-eu-o- → *set-u-

Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Indo-European · derivation

SOUND
The proposed possessive adjective *set-eu-o- is analyzed from a *set-u- or *steu- base.
MEANING
The base notion of true order becomes “having true order; real.”
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Martin Gális · Robert Beekes
Eteocles etymology: *set-eu-o- from *sét-u- or *steu-

Documents the proposed base and derivation.

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EDGE 554supportsproposed

*stéu-gho- → *set-u-

Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Indo-European · comparative derivation

SOUND
The proposed Armenian preform is connected through extension and reorganization of the *set-u- or *steu- base; no single intermediate is written.
MEANING
The comparative field remains truth, certainty, and reality.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Hrach Martirosyan · Robert Beekes · Martin Gális
Eteocles etymology: Armenian stoyg < *stéu-gho-

Summarizes the proposed connection to the Greek true-word family.

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ἐτεός

Ἐτεοκλῆς

Ancient Greek personal name

compound containing ἐτεο- under the reviewed analysis

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