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|problem=Achtung links zu den Pertinentivsuffixen!
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== Commentary ==
== Commentary ==


While the pertinentive suffix {{m|-(a)le}} is unproblematic, it is not clear whether {{w||perkusi}} or {{w||perkusia}} is an entire word or should be segmented further. An interpretation as a personal name (or theonym) is, however, likely; the segments {{m||-ku|ku}} and {{m||-si|si}} looking like common Raetic suffixes is probably coincidental.   
While the pertinentive suffix {{m||-le}} is unproblematic, it is not clear whether 1. the {{p||a}} is part of the base {{w||perkusia}} or of the suffix {{m||-le|-ale}}, and whether 2. it is an entire word or should be segmented further. An interpretation as a personal name (or theonym) is, however, likely.   
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Latest revision as of 16:57, 11 February 2017

Word
Language: Raetic
Word type: proper noun

Case: pertinentive
Number: singular

Morphemic analysis: perkusi-a-le
Meaning: unknown

Attestation: SZ-22.1 (perkusiale/like iiuịị) (1)

Commentary

While the pertinentive suffix -le is unproblematic, it is not clear whether 1. the a is part of the base perkusia or of the suffix -ale, and whether 2. it is an entire word or should be segmented further. An interpretation as a personal name (or theonym) is, however, likely.