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2006-03-28 07:27 pm (UTC)
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Not at all. If those are cognates, how do you explain the appearance of /s/ and /r/ in the Friulian form?
The Friulian cognate of Italian
tappo
is simply
tap
, but the meaning is "wedge, notch" rather than "cap".
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The Friulian cognate of Italian tappo is simply tap, but the meaning is "wedge, notch" rather than "cap".