- Katë diz
- Prasun luzúg
- Ashkun žu if from older *dižú
(Nur. Kalasha ǰip ← Indo-Aryan)
This is different from the disimilation seen in Iranic, already Avestan hizuu̯ā.
- Katë diz
- Prasun luzúg
- Ashkun žu if from older *dižú
(Nur. Kalasha ǰip ← Indo-Aryan)
This is different from the disimilation seen in Iranic, already Avestan hizuu̯ā.
- Katë ʣu
- Ashkun zɵ̄
- Kalasha zor
Prasun has ḍug, but Prasun in general looks different (IMO) than other Nuristani languages.
Turner chose Sanskrit havís- ‘oblation’ as cognate to what he must have supposed (Pre-)Proto-Nuristani *ʣawís-, ...
- Katë ʣu
- Ashkun zɵ̄
- Kalasha zor
Prasun has ḍug, but Prasun in general looks different (IMO) than other Nuristani languages.
Turner chose Sanskrit havís- ‘oblation’ as cognate to what he must have supposed (Pre-)Proto-Nuristani *ʣawís-, ...
- Kalasha watr (Degener 1998)
- Ashkun ẓatr ↦ ẓatā́r (Strand 2008)
- Tregami ẓatr (Morgenstierne 1952)
- Katë ṛ̆otr ↦ ṛ̆adór (Halfmann 2024)
- Prasun ẓëṭ (Buddruss 2017)
Within Indo-Aryan, the Insular languages are an exception since they ...
- Kalasha watr (Degener 1998)
- Ashkun ẓatr ↦ ẓatā́r (Strand 2008)
- Tregami ẓatr (Morgenstierne 1952)
- Katë ṛ̆otr ↦ ṛ̆adór (Halfmann 2024)
- Prasun ẓëṭ (Buddruss 2017)
Within Indo-Aryan, the Insular languages are an exception since they ...