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The Oxford Introduction to Proto-Indo-European and the Proto-Indo-European World

AUTHOR / EDITOR
J. P. Mallory & D. Q. Adams
YEAR
2006
PUBLISHER
Oxford University Press
DOI
10.1093/oso/9780199287918.001.0001
SOURCE TYPE
monograph
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1DISPUTES
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5WORD DOSSIERS
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EDGE 16supportsprobable

sāl → *séh₂l-

Latin → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance

SOUND
Latin sāl continues the inherited salt word through Italic development.
MEANING
Material salt; no wage sense is reconstructed at this stage.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Mallory & Adams
salt lexeme
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EDGE 28supportsprobable

astrum → *h₂ster-

Latin → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance

SOUND
Latin astrum belongs to the inherited Indo-European star family; details of formation and Greek contact require care.
MEANING
The referent remains a star or celestial body.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Comparative Indo-European lexicography
star lexeme

Comparative Indo-European context.

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EDGE 29supportsboundary

*h₂ster- → UNKNOWN

Proto-Indo-European → Beyond secure reconstruction · knowledge boundary

SOUND
Comparative reconstruction reaches its stated horizon.
MEANING
Anything deeper would exceed the reviewed evidence.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Open research boundary
methodological horizon
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EDGE 40supportsprobable

quattuor → *kʷetwóres

Latin → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance

SOUND
Latin quattuor continues the Proto-Indo-European four numeral through Italic sound change.
MEANING
The numeral meaning remains four.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Comparative Indo-European lexicography
numeral system

Comparative Indo-European reconstruction.

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EDGE 41supportsboundary

*kʷetwóres → UNKNOWN

Proto-Indo-European → Beyond secure reconstruction · knowledge boundary

SOUND
The reviewed numeral lineage reaches its stated reconstruction boundary.
MEANING
Anything deeper is outside the present secure graph.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Open research boundary
comparative horizon
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EDGE 487supportsprobable

*saltom → *séh₂l-

Proto-Germanic → Proto-Indo-European · inheritance

SOUND
Proto-Germanic *saltom belongs to the Indo-European salt family represented as *séh₂l- in the existing dossier and *sal- in other references.
MEANING
The material salt meaning remains stable; no payment sense exists at the reconstructed stage.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
Mallory & Adams · Etymonline · UT LRC editors
Appendix 2, Proto-Indo-European salt item

Supplies the laryngeal reconstruction already used by the salary dossier.

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EDGE 488supportsboundary

*séh₂l- → UNKNOWN

Proto-Indo-European → Beyond secure reconstruction · knowledge boundary

SOUND
No older form is promoted beyond the reconstructed salt family.
MEANING
The graph stops before speculation while preserving the real path shared with Latin sāl and salary.
SCHOLAR / EDITOR
SET-U editorial boundary · Mallory & Adams · UT LRC
Proto-Indo-European salt item

Supports stopping at the reconstructed salt horizon.

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disaster

aster

Greek / learned science

wider ancient star family

quarantine

four

English

distant Indo-European numeral cognate

salary

salt

English

distant PIE cognate

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stage 1context

Pontic–Caspian horizon

Frames Proto-Indo-European time depth as the dating of a hypothetical construct and surveys the unresolved homeland problem. It supports cautious temporal and geographic context, not a word-specific archaeological location.

love→Proto-Indo-European prehistory
Ch. 6 “A Place in Time,” pp. 86–105; Ch. 26 “Origins: The Never-Ending Story,” pp. 442–463 · approximate
stage 1supports

Indo-European prehistory

Lists the Proto-Indo-European salt item and its Latin reflex behind this stage. Exact stem notation varies among sources, so the route asserts a reconstructed salt family without inventing a location or date.

salary→prehistoric
Appendix 2, “Proto-Indo-European to English” wordlist, salt item · uncertain
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disaster3 CLAIM LINKS↗love1 CLAIM LINKS↗quarantine3 CLAIM LINKS↗salary5 CLAIM LINKS↗salt4 CLAIM LINKS↗

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