“Barda,” “bardache” and “bredindin”
Masson, Michel
“Barda,” “bardache” and “bredindin” - 2015.
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The etymology that is traditionally attributed to the French words bardache, barda and bredindin is highly questionable. A thorough examination leads one to the conclusion that the three of them belong to an extensive whole forming a phonosymbolic BRD matrix that is attested not only in the Gallo-Roman world but also in the Italic and Iberian domains. It could date back to late Antiquity.
“Barda,” “bardache” and “bredindin” - 2015.
92
The etymology that is traditionally attributed to the French words bardache, barda and bredindin is highly questionable. A thorough examination leads one to the conclusion that the three of them belong to an extensive whole forming a phonosymbolic BRD matrix that is attested not only in the Gallo-Roman world but also in the Italic and Iberian domains. It could date back to late Antiquity.
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