Aportaciones a la etimología de algunos términos de origen prerromano
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36707/palaeohispanica.v0i10.128Keywords:
Etymology, Pre-Roman Vocabulary, Indo-European, Pre-Roman LanguagesAbstract
The paper seeks to update some spanish words wich may have a clearer etymology in the light of recents advances in the field of Paleo-His- panic languages, and to bring out the contribution that Indoeuropean can pro- vide to the etymology of some terms usually labeled as “pre-Roman” in Etymological Dictionaries. Spanish terms such as sarna, roña, barro, charco, will be studied.
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