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| Date: | Wednesday, May 12, 1999, 21:09 |
Dans un courrier dat=E9 du 12/05/99 21:56:05 , vous avez =E9crit : << My little Danish etymological dictionary says "Du. toonen, akin to Gothic at-augjan". But how did it get an <n> in the stem? >> Maybe "at" is an infinitive (Sw. "att") while "ten" is an acc/dat article=20 (akin to gen. "ter" in "ter wereld"). What is the Danish infinitive by the way ? Mathias