Etymology of honorific particle jI
Jan E.M. Houben
j_e_m_houben at YAHOO.COM
Thu Jun 23 16:15:41 UTC 2005
and Ojha (I assume, like Jha, from Upaadhyaaya);
and, in Marathi, the pair Naage;sa - Naagoji
(short i; the -o- points to Naaga-upaadhyaaya?);
and Bha.t.toji (short i; from
Bha.t.ta-upaadhyaaya?).
Jan Houben
--- "Timothy C. Cahill" <tccahill at LOYNO.EDU>
wrote:
> > but -jii is not equivalent to upadhyaaya,
> -arjee is.
> > Thus, we find the pairs in Bengali
> > Chattopadhyay/Chatterji
> > Mukhopadhyay/Mukherjee
> > etc.
>
>
> but then there's "Jhaa" ... Gee, this is
> getting complicated!
>
> -Tim Cahill
>
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