A Latin etymology for Romanian 'da' = yes
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Keith Andrew Massey
In this article the author argues that Latin ita is a possible source for Romanian 'da' = yes, ordinarily assumed to be a Slavic borrowing. This emerges as
phonologically possible, but unprovable. This controversial etymology is given
even more credence by the demonstration that the Latin conjunction 'ita quod' is
a probable source for the Romanian conditional particle 'dacă'.
Keywords: Romanian, Latin, da, dacă, ita quod, yes, sic.
phonologically possible, but unprovable. This controversial etymology is given
even more credence by the demonstration that the Latin conjunction 'ita quod' is
a probable source for the Romanian conditional particle 'dacă'.
Keywords: Romanian, Latin, da, dacă, ita quod, yes, sic.
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Massey, Keith Andrew. “A Latin etymology for Romanian ’da’ = yes”. Ianua: revista philologica romanica, vol.VOL 8, pp. 93-100, https://raco.cat/index.php/Ianua/article/view/208400.