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Portuguese, Spanish Cisco, Ciscar

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2026

Leo Spitzer
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Language , Volume 14 , Issue 2-Part1: April-June , June 1938 , pp. 147 - 148
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Copyright © 1938 Linguistic Society of America

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1 The corrected form of Luria's suggestion (Language 14.65): * (by dissimilation) > *cinīscu is not any better: the penultima accentuation law in Latin forbids any such thing as a *, and a dissimilation of ī-i to e-i (Sp. vecino) is more likely than a development in the opposite way, ĭ(= e)-i(= e) > ī-i.

2 Cf. the Sp. onomatopeic stems chist- ‘to make noise’, chisp- ‘spark’ etc.