pɨskọd in Proto-Brythonic

IPA: /pɨˈsˑkɔːd/ Forms: pɨskọdɨnn [singulative] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Borrowed from Latin piscātus. The classical usage of piscātus primarily verbal refers to the act of fishing, but as a verbal noun it developed the sense "catch, caught fish" in a collective sense. This is evidently the meaning that was carried into Proto-Brythonic, where it may have further developed a sense of "fish used as food" continued in Welsh (compare Spanish pescado for a parallel development). This plural would then have taken a regular singulative form *pɨskọdɨnn. Subsequently, *pɨskọd was generalized as the plural of *pɨsk (“fish”) due to the appropriate grammatical number and semantics of the two terms. As a corollary, this resulted in two competing singular terms for "fish", *pɨsk and *pɨskodɨnn; the former was generalized in Breton and Cornish, while the latter became the general form in Welsh. Etymology templates: {{bor|cel-bry-pro|la|piscātus}} Latin piscātus, {{cog|es|pescado}} Spanish pescado Head templates: {{head|cel-bry-pro|noun|singulative|*pɨskọdɨnn|g=m-p}} *pɨskọd m pl (singulative *pɨskọdɨnn)

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    }
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}

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        "food fish, fish meat used as food"
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        "(possibly) food fish, fish meat used as food"
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"pɨskọd" meaning in Proto-Brythonic

Noun