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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2026

C. C. Rice
C. C. Rice*
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Catawba College
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Language , Volume 19 , Issue 2-Part1: April-June , June 1943, pp. 154 - 156
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Copyright © 1943 by the Linguistic Society of America

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References

1 Lang. 14.205–6.

2 Lang. 13.18.

3 Definitions from Lewis and Short's New Latin Dictionary, 1891.

4 Lang. 5.25–6.

5 Given as plattus by Meyer-Lübke, REW3, where an asterisk should be added to show that this spelling is unattested, as is done by Dauzat in his Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue française, under plat.

6 ‘Stachel’, REW3, number 1815.

7 ‘Neigung’, REW3.

8 ‘Holzsteg’, REW3, number 6455.

9 ‘Schale, Muschel’, REW3.

10 This etymology of Baist's (ZPRh. 5.563) was rejected by Meyer-Lübke in REW2, number 7931, defended by me (Lang. 5.25–6), and then accepted by Meyer-Lübke in REW3 with a reference to my article; but Spitzer questions it in Lang. 14.206, referring to his fantastically irregular derivation of Sp. sima from sedīmen, the unreasonableness of which I had pointed out in Lang. 5.25.

11 So REW3, where there is also indicated an Italian strombo ‘top’, which I cannot verify.