PIE √e- (pron.) ‘dieser’
(IEW 281-2)
(+ Pyysalo; compare PIE *o ‘idem’)
(pers/dem.pron.) ‘er, sie, es’
(HEG 1:1-3)
(Hitt. ·ei [plN])
(pers/dem.pron.) ‘er, sie, es’
(DPal. 48-9)
(Pal. ·ei [plN])
(vbA.) ‘kommen ‹with Hitt. hu- ‘eilen’›’
(HHand. 30)
(Hitt. e-ḫu [ipv2sg])
1. PIE *e·hɑu-
PIE *ɑ → Ø
Loss of *ɑ
RLossofA → *e·hu-
(Pyysalo 2013: 2.2.4)
2. e·hu-
PIE *h/ɦ → Hitt. ḫ
Orthographic change of *h/ɦ into ḫ
(Pyysalo 2013: 4.6.3)
(dem.pron.) ‘that one’
(ḪEG I:106-7)
(ḪudA §54, e-ni-iš, e-ni, e-ni-uš)
(adv.) ‘thus, as stated’
(HIL. 260-1)
(Hitt. e-ni-iš-ša-an)
1. PIE *e·ni·son
PIE *o → a
Change of *o into a
RChangeO2A1 → *e·ni·san
(XX:XX)
2. e·ni·san
PIE *s → š
Orthographic change of *s into š
(Pyysalo 2013:XX)
(adv.) ‘an diesem Tage, heute’
(WbRV. 39)
(RV. a·diá)
1. PIE *e·diɑHó
PIE *ɑ → Ø
Loss of *ɑ
RLossofA → *e·diHó
(Pyysalo 2013: 2.2.4)
2. e·diHó
PIE *ó → á
Change of *ó into á
RChangeO2A2 → *e·diHá
3. e·diHá
PIE *H → .
Metric hiatus from PIE *h/ɦ
RVedicHiatus → *e·di.á
4. e·di.á
PIE *e → a
Aryan change of *e into a