[Spellyans] nut
Daniel Prohaska
daniel at ryan-prohaska.com
Thu Nov 26 18:19:09 GMT 2009
Craig,
I think you’re right and I would very much like to drop *knowen, but it’s in the spec, so I will have to wait to be backed up on his decision. I’ll definitely suggest it. BTW doesn’t Lhuyd (AB 51c) have knẏfan?
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Weatherhill
Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 4:31 PM
"I thought that 'knowen' was an invention by KG that has no precedent. However, it appears that *cnowen, 'nut-tree' occurs in Lhuyd, 51c. Note, however, that this is 'nut-tree', not 'nut'. In which case *knowen, to translate as 'nut', would seem to be a KG invention and inadmissable as truly Cornish.
Craig
On 26 Du 2009, at 15:03, Daniel Prohaska wrote:
> “Fleece” is only ever attested with êu or ew; I would go for
> knew and not allow **knyw.
> Dan
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nicholas williams
> Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 6:45 PM
>
> "In the KS document revision 15 it says that <yw> and <ew> appear to
> be in free variation in the texts in words like gwew, pew, ew, and
> gew 'woe'. We write these with <yw> , so knyw is
> correct in KS. Cf. Tregear's ew 'is' which we write <yw>. The
> diphthong is [Iu]."
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