On a possible Indo-Celtic etymological correspondence
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| 520 | 3 | |a On the strength of forms such as the ones cited below, scholars posit, doubtless correctly, a verbal theme *H2/3nek'- (with zero-grade *H2/3ṇk'-) meaning ‘to obtain, get, reach' for Indo-European: Ved. 3 sg. subj. náś-a-ti, 3 sg. desiderative pres. íyak-ṣa-ti ‘desires to obtain, reach', Classical Arm. 1 sg. aor. has-i ‘arrived, reached', and Goth. 3 sg. pret.-pres. ga-nah ‘is sufficient'. | |
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