ulUkhala (was pie/sanskrit)
N. Ganesan
naga_ganesan at HOTMAIL.COM
Sun Sep 10 15:41:36 UTC 2000
>Thieme proposed a derivation from Skt. uru- 'broad, wide' and khara/khala-
>'thrashing floor', with "popular" _l_ (which, given the hymn in which it
>occurs, is not unreasonable). The braahmaNa literature has its own popular
>etymologies.
I guess this is from the 1955 review by Thieme of "The Sanskrit
language" by T. Burrow, Language 31: 428-457. However Witzel rejects
this IE explanation of his old teacher Thieme. Especially in the
layer-by-layer analysis of the RV in the more recent researches
and he permits Drav. to occur in this part.
Regards,
N. Ganesan
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