Language | Lexeme | Native script | Phonetic | Phonemic | Notes | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
18 | Albanian: Gheg | shof | From PAlb *sāksa, further connected to IE *seku- 'to follow, to see', Skt sácate 'to accompany, to follow', Gk επομαι, Lat sequor; also notably Goth saihvan 'to see'. | |||
19 | Albanian: Standard | shoh | From PAlb *sāksa, further connected to IE *seku- 'to follow, to see', Skt sácate 'to accompany, to follow', Gk επομαι, Lat sequor; also notably Goth saihvan 'to see'. | |||
20 | Albanian: Arbëresh | shohë | ˈʃɔhə |
With LIV² from PIE *sekʷ- 'anschließen / to follow (with the eyes)' via a cs.-iter. *sokʷ-éi̯e- > PAlb. saśā́j-sk̑-.
S.v. Alb. shoh ~ shof 'to see', from Proto-Albanian *sāksa with dissimilation of sibilants, further connected to PIE *sekʷ- 'to follow, see' (cf. Skt. sácate 'to accompany, follow', Gk. ἕπομαι, Lat. sequor, etc.).
Cf. s.v. *sekʷ- 'sich anschließen' (IEW 896-7), under which Alb. sheh 'sieht, schaut' is tentatively derived from a cs.-it. stem *sokʷ-éi̯e-, but (marked with ?[; cf. n9.).
S.v. Old Albanian sheh 'sehen', where the traditional etymology from *sekʷ- (Orel 1998:435f., LIV² 535f.) is objected to on phonological grounds. The root identification is unclear, but the present stem ought to continue a primary derivative with a *-sk̑e/o- suffix.