Re: Kassi in Greek?
| From: | Philip Newton <philip.newton@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, April 10, 2002, 8:04 |
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On 14 Feb 02, at 22:16, Nik Taylor wrote:
> Plugging in "Kassi" in a search engine, a friend of mine encountered a
> page about a house in Crete called "Villa Kassi-Penni". I was just
> wondering what that meant.
Hm, just going through my old mail... I wonder whether that house
belongs to two ladies called Kassiopeia and Penelope?
> I wonder what other languages it means something in. :-)
In Verdurian, <casi> /"kasi/ means "helmet (nom.sg.)" or "corner
(acc.pl.)"; <casî> /"kasI/ means "helmet (nom.pl.)" or "corner
(nom.pl.)".
In Barakhinei, <kasi> /"kasi/ means "helmet (nom./acc. sg.)".
In Cadhinor (ancestor of Verdurian and Barakhinei), <casi> means
"corner (acc.pl.)".
Cheers,
Philip
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Philip Newton <Philip.Newton@...>
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