Re: Jews in Ill Bethisad

On Sat, 24 Aug 2002 09:22, Padraic Brown wrote:
> --- Steg Belsky <draqonfayir@...> wrote:
> > Although your idea does have the added bonus of
> > being able to play with
> > the Semitic-Celtic "connection" theories :-) .  Is
> > Arturus Malkaa
> > supposed to be roughly the same as King Arthur?
>
> Isn't m-l-k the Semitic root for "King"?
Indeed, and if I had been starting from a Hebrew substrate it would be
Arturus Hamelek.  And no, I don't know what the Arabic, Akkadian, Eblaic of
related languages use it for.

I still want downloadable books on the Ancient Middle Eastern languages,
(pref. *.PDF) because the treeware ones _cost_.

Wesley Parish

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