31-01-2020, 11:23 PM
From a Latin perspective, o,8,9,4 may not make sense. From an Alemanic point of view it does.
This is also not evident in High German.
Possibly the description ( wrong prefix ), it rather describes an addition to the context of the word.
I bring an example:
In the past: "brings zlaufä"
today: "bring's z'laufä"
German: "bring es zum laufen". It's actually 4 words.
It's usually two words in one. Not only s, and z, have a meaning. Also e, i, a, d, etc.
Therefore a connection German Latin is well possible, (from the alemanic view).
Why do you think so many words begin with o ?
I am sure he uses alemanic style in connection with Latin.
So the statistics alemanic german-latin should be closer to the VM than latin from the Italian region.
This is also not evident in High German.
Possibly the description ( wrong prefix ), it rather describes an addition to the context of the word.
I bring an example:
In the past: "brings zlaufä"
today: "bring's z'laufä"
German: "bring es zum laufen". It's actually 4 words.
It's usually two words in one. Not only s, and z, have a meaning. Also e, i, a, d, etc.
Therefore a connection German Latin is well possible, (from the alemanic view).
Why do you think so many words begin with o ?
I am sure he uses alemanic style in connection with Latin.
So the statistics alemanic german-latin should be closer to the VM than latin from the Italian region.

