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--- habarakhe4 <Anthony.Miles@hidden.email> wrote: > I was reading Tacitus, and I noted that under Nero, > the months of April, May, and June were > called Neroneus [ne:'ro:neus] or less likely > [ne:ro:'ne:us], Germanicus [germa:'ni:kus], and > Claudius [klaudius]. I wonder if the Fortunatians > had kept this and what they would look like > in 2006. Then I wondered about the languages of the > rest of you. > > Neroneus > N�ron [n_dEron] > Germanicus > Zarmanig [zarmanig] > Claudius > Crauzh [kroZ] > > Should I keep these months in the FIU? > What about y'all's versions? Well in Carrajina the reflexes would be: Neroneus > Neru�u Germanicus > Djermanigu Claudius > Cuadju While it is possible that the second two survive as personal names none would survive as months. Nero killed Sampus Perru ed Palu. Claudius was a nut job and Germanicus just wasn't that memorable. The Donatist population of C-a had little love for the emperors, the Catholics little more, except for their beloved Constantine. Adam Pochini ninadud ul Jezu in ul Betuemi djal Juda in ils djis djul Errodu ul regu � i�i! aviniruns junis maguis djil ojindi ad al Jerosolima, dichindu: ��Jundi esti ul regu djuls Ivreus fin ninadud? Pervia avemus spepadu al su steja in il ojindi ed avemus avinidu adorari ad sivi.� Mach 2:1-2