The fact that I found a Proto-Indo-European dictionary-translator with accompanying word list, is probably not good, just from a time-consumed-by-nifty-tool perspective.
It's like finding the Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid.
I am slightly confused that there is a word in the PIE word list for 'brass' but not 'bronze', since they are not the same alloy, but maybe that wasn't a distinction made during the PIE period..?
It's like finding the Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid.
I am slightly confused that there is a word in the PIE word list for 'brass' but not 'bronze', since they are not the same alloy, but maybe that wasn't a distinction made during the PIE period..?
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Correct.
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I mean, *we* see a big difference between brass and bronze but back then they were probably all 'copper alloy! which is stronger than copper! neat!'
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Humanity really doesn't change that much, hmmm? ;)
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=)