Re: Weekly Vocab #1.1.3 (repost #1)
From: | Henrik Theiling <theiling@...> |
Date: | Thursday, September 14, 2006, 0:18 |
doctor miðkur < medicus
healer sántur < sana+tor
medicine miðkin < medicina
ear eyrk < *auricia < *auricla < auricula
eye okl < oculus
friend enkur (m), < amicus
enkin (f) < *amic-ina
to itch prýðir < *prudire < prurire
to scratch skernir < scarpinare
pain dolur < dolor
to hurt dölir < dolere
diagnosis jagratjænndérkæpratjó
< errrm -- this is one of the scary
neologisms probably made up to
avoid loans. It is modelled after
Icelandic 'sjúkdómsgreining', lit.
'sicknessdiscerning'. I am not
fully satisfied with this entry, so
it may change as soon as a more
concise verb is available.
to heal, to cure sánir < sanare
ill máltur, < *ma:labtus < *malehabitus
jögrur {formal} < aeger
illness jagratjó < aegra + tio (actually -a- is a
filler vowel, not the original one)
She is my doctor. Þissa er miðkur myr.
Our friends are ill. Enki nöstri sutt mælti.
She will cure my friends. Þissa haft sánir enkar mjær.
I had some problems with the other sentences and need to think more, so
that's it for now.
**Henrik
PS: The lexicon is now at 338 words.