- provided, quod
computentur dies ille
excrescens et dies
proxime præcedens pro
unico dii, (so as in com****tion that day
excrescent is not accounted.)...
- ánthos, “flower” or ἄνθρωπος, "man, human")
origin with an
unetymological excrescent -h- but this
remains dubious.
April Latin aprilis probably from Etruscan...
-
letter h are
normally stressed: yapawahAalò to dry out, pahAlò to
drift away, yekúhÚ rak just a
little Unstressed syllables often occur as
excrescent...
- dies
proxime præcedens pro
unico dii, (so as in com****tion that day
excrescent is not accounted.)
Poole 1921, p. 13.
Pickering 1765, CAP.
XXIII (p. 186)...
-
referential suffix i 'to' (forced
morphophonemically to
change to e) with
excrescent consonant n, and
suffix ñaihon 'a
short amount of time'. Thus Masanganenñaihon...