etymologies

From: Lynn A Kauppi (lynnkauppi@juno.com)
Date: Tue Apr 01 1997 - 19:49:01 EST

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Colleagues

I am aware that TO STEMMA and hO STEPHANOS overlap somewhat in meaning;
both can mean "garland" or "wreath." Am I correct in assuming, that
despite this overlap in meaning, the two words are etymologically
unrelated? Is there a good reference book to check Greek etymologies? I
need this info for a dissertation footnote.

Thanks.

Lynn Kauppi
Ph.D. cand.
New Testament
Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago

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