From: George Blaisdell (maqhth@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Oct 25 2001 - 14:00:19 EDT
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George Blaisdell
Roslyn, WA
"Be not troubling of you the heart..."
[From the Gospel of John, Chapter 14, verse 1.]
>From: "B. Ward Powers"
>...what significance (if any) lies in the passive morph being
>-QH/QE-. One of my students once asked me, Could there be a connection
>between this -QH/QE- morph and the verb TIQHMI, the root of >which is also
>-QH/QE-? Is this possible in some way?
That one always nibbles at me too. The TIQHMI root QH/QE being the same
morph as the passive form and its relationship to QEOS, if any. I had to
give up on this matter lest I be accused of chasing the skivvies of
squirreldom through the trees of lexiconography! :-)
geo
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