-
contact with a
following consonant by loss of the
intervening vowel: e.g.
medietātem > Proto-Romance /mejjeˈtate/ > Gallo-Romance /mejˈtat/ (loss of unstressed...
-
suprascripto Dobr****ino in
Souisochi medietatem illius salis dare et
mensuratum consignare dicto Dobr****ino. Et
aliam medietatem pro
eorum mercede conducenda...
-
suprascripto Dobr****ino in
Souisochi medietatem illius salis dare et
mensuratum consignare dicto Dobr****ino. Et
aliam medietatem pro
eorum mercede conducenda...
-
suprascripto Dobr****ino in
Souisochi medietatem illius salis dare et
mensuratum consignare dicto Dobr****ino. Et
aliam medietatem pro
eorum mercede conducenda...
-
Pantaleonsklooster monastery in Cologne. The text reads:
cuiisdam insulae medietatem in Almere, que Urch
vocatur (Latin: "of a
certain island in the middle...
- of the city.
Crastina autem die,
pervenerunt usque ad Antiochiam, ad
medietatem diei, in
quarta feria, quod est
duodecimo kalendas Novembris, et obsedimus...
- year in a
Papal bull of Pope
Alexander III to the same
archbishop as "
Medietatem de Tignai".
Variations of the
spelling continued until the mid-16th century...
-
Arnout IV,
Count of Aarschot.
Godfried was
recorded as
stealing artifacts (
medietatem de Hancines) from the
Abbey of St.
Medard at
Soissons which were recovered...
- canem) and moitié "half" (< Proto-Western
Romance [mejˈtate] <
Latin medietātem).
Laborderie (1994), p. 37 Zink (1986), p. 108, 115–117
Bourciez & Bourciez...
-
palatalized consonant +
another consonant,
which was
palatalized in turn:
MEDIETĀTEM "half" > */mejjetate/ > */mejtʲat/ > moitié CŌGITĀRE "to think" >> *CV̄GITĀRE...
