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| − | Greek γῆ /gê/ means | + | Greek γῆ /gê/ means "earth, ground"; with the itacist sound change η > ι {= /ē/ > /i/} resulting in /gi/. |
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 7 March 2013
Gi grece terra inde infra scripta.
Apparatus:
terra om. f
Translation:
Gi is Greek for Latin terra {"earth, land"}, and the word is contained in some of the entries below.
Commentary:
Greek γῆ /gê/ means "earth, ground"; with the itacist sound change η > ι {= /ē/ > /i/} resulting in /gi/.
