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Product Description This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt:...ut-tamd-s: Skr. ut-tara-s Gr. va-rspo-g and A.S. ut-em-est (an extension of an original itt-ema): Skr. ud-ard-Ud-araCbelly) O.H.G. wg-ro.-tero-however had become an independent suffix earlier than-t-tpmo-and it appears from the evidence of the different languages that it was widely used even in the proethnic period. Indo-Germanic. tr$iqU'-tfp,mo-or Hriktyf-ttpmo-'tricesimus': Skr. tr$at-tamd-s (j for % is hysterogenous) Lat. tricSnsimus trlcS8imu-s (-8-for-88-, see I § 501 p. 367 f.): compare (and contrast) Gr. rgiaxoaro-g i. e. rgtaxovr+ro-. Similarly Avest. visqstema-(Skr. v&ati-tamd-s) 'vicesimus' Lat. vicSnsimus vicSsimu-s: compare and contrast Gr. Att. lixooro-q Boeot. /txaaro'%(I § 238 p. 199 f., § 501 p. 367 f.). Skr. dn-tama-s innermost, nearest, intimate', Lat. in-timu-s: cp. the comparative Skr. dn-tara-s 'inner' Gr. sv-rego-v entrails', Lat. inter-ior, beside Gr. iv and Lat. in; beside these we hrufrmann, Elements. II. 12 Skr. ka-tamd-'which (of several)' beside kd-tara-'which (otwo)', interrogative, ya-tamd-'which (of many)' beside ya-tardi which (of two)', relative. Italic. vtcSsimu-s tricSsimu-s, see p. 177 above. Later analogical forms are cent-esimu-s mill-esimu-s mult-esimu-s. in-timu-s, ex-timus, ci-timu-s, ul-timu-s. dex-timu-s, sinis-timu-s. mari-timu-s, fini-timU'S, Ugi-timu-s, originally meaning 'most closely connected with the sea, with a boundary, with law'. op-timu-s, in inscr. also opi-tumu-s (differently regarded by von Fierlinger in Kuhn's Zeitschr. XXVII 478, who derives it from a verbal stem 5-pet-"strive after, wish'). soUis-timu-s. Umbr. hon-domu 'infimo' beside compar. hon-dra 'infra' Osc. huntruis 'inferis', beside Lat. humus, see I § 207 p. 174.-simo-occurs as well as-timo-, but its-s-cannot b