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Logeion: λέγω
- AUTHOR / EDITOR
- Classics Department Editors
- YEAR
- Not recorded
- PUBLISHER
- University of Chicago
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- SOURCE TYPE
- lexical database
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Did “gather” straightforwardly become “speak”?
The collect/say comparison is old and substantial, but a neat story about “gathering words” exceeds what the comparative forms alone can prove.
λέγωSupplies the Greek verbal sense families behind the proposed gathering-to-speaking development.
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λόγος → λέγω
Ancient Greek → Ancient Greek · derivation
- SOUND
- λόγος is a verbal noun in the λέγω family, with an o-grade formation represented in traditional analysis.
- MEANING
- Gathering, counting, recounting, speech, account, and reason form a historically layered semantic network.
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- Logeion · comparative Greek lexicography
λέγωGreek verbal sense families.
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λέγω
Ancient Greek literary record
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