Edit morpheme: nant-

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Checklevel:	* 5-fast-alles/4-vieles/3-einiges/2-wenig/1-fast-nichts/0-nichts zu korrigieren, 10-dringend
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Free text:	== Commentary == An element ''nant''-, variously as an ''i''-, ''u''- or ''o''-stem, is attested in numerous Gaulish toponyms (e.g. ''nantiacum'' > ''Nantey'') and hydronyms, in the ethnonym ''nantuates'', the theonym {{bib\|AE}} 1907: 201 {{tr\|lat\|nantosuelte}} (dat.), and a few personal names such as {{bib\|CIL}} XIII 5485 {{tr\|lat\|nantiorix}}, {{bib\|RIIG}} [https://riig.huma-num.fr/documents/ALL-01-01 ALL-01-01] ({{bib\|RIG}} L-6) {{tr\|lat\|na⁽nt⁾o⁽n{t}⁾icn(os)}}. There are also lexical Gaulish attestations, notably {{bib\|RIG}} L-49 {{tr\|lat\|nantou}}, L-69 div., and in Enderlicher's glossary 613.8 ''nanto'' gl. ''ualle'', ''trinanto'' gl. ''tres ualles'' (see {{bib\|AcS}} II: 684–688, {{bib\|GPN}}: 236 f., {{bib\|DLG}}: 231 f., {{bib\|Delamarre 2007}}: 228 et passim, {{bib\|Lambert 1994}}: 203). With regard to the glosses, the ''o''-stem and the ''u''-stem as in ''nantuates'' 'those of the valley', L-49 ''nantou''[''s''] (gen.sg.) 'of the valley' were connected with MW ''nant'', OCorn. ''nans'' 'valley, watercourse, stream', which do not allow conclusions about the stem vowel, and derived from the PIE root *''nem''- 'bend, incline' (''tu''-abstract or ''to''-participle, conceivably coexisting in Gaulish, cf. {{bib\|Stüber 2005}}: 110) by {{bib\|KGP}}: 247 f. and {{bib\|GPN}}: 236 f. {{bib\|Hamp 1976}}: 14 keeps the ''u''/''o''-stem separate from an ''i''-stem especially in personal names, which he connects with OIr. ''néit'' 'battle' as per {{bib\|LEIA}}: N-7 (see also {{bib\|Irslinger 2002}}: 226, {{bib\|Matasović 2009}}: 283). <p style="text-align:right;>[[User:Corinna Salomon\|Corinna Salomon]]</p>
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