S. odog num. card. “seven” (Category: Cardinal Number)

S. odog, num. card. “seven” (Category: Cardinal Number)

References ✧ PE17/95; RC/384; SA/sîr; VT42/25, 31; VT47/42; VT48/6

Glosses

• “7” ✧ RC/384 (odo-); VT42/25; VT42/25 (odo); VT48/6 (odo(g)); VT42/31 (odo)
• “seven” ✧ PE17/95; SA/sîr (odo); VT47/42

Variations

• odog ✧ PE17/95; VT42/25; VT47/42; VT47/42
• odo- ✧ RC/384; SA/sîr; VT42/25; VT42/31 (odo)
• odo(g) ✧ VT48/6

Related

• Ossiriand first element from the same root as odo “seven” ✧ SA/sîr

Element In

• ᴺS. !odobaen “seventy”
• ᴺS. !odophaen “seventy”
• ᴺS. !paenodog “seventeen”
• S. linnod “type of poetic meter, (lit.) ?seven-chant”
• S. othui “seventh” ✧ VT42/25

Cognates

• Q. otso “seven” ✧ PE17/95 (otos); SA/sîr; VT47/42 (osko); VT47/42 (oxo); VT48/6
• T. otos “seven” ✧ VT47/42 (otok(o)); VT47/42 (otos(o)); VT47/42 (okko); VT48/6

Derivations

• < √OTOS/OTOK “seven” ✧ VT47/42 (otok); VT47/42 (otok)
• < ✶otoso “seven” ✧ RC/384 (Otos); VT42/25
  • < √OTOS/OTOK “seven” ✧ VT42/24 (ot-os)

Phonetic Developments

✶Otos > odo-	[otoso] > [otoho] > [otoh] > [odoh] > [odo]	✧ RC/384
✶otoso > odo	[otoso] > [otoho] > [otoh] > [odoh] > [odo]	✧ VT42/25
√otok > odog	[otoko] > [otok] > [odok] > [odog]	✧ VT47/42
√otok > odog	[otoko] > [otok] > [odok] > [odog]	✧ VT47/42

N. odog num. card. “seven” (Category: Cardinal Number)

References ✧ Ety/OT

Glosses

• “seven” ✧ Ety/OT

Variations

• odog ✧ Ety/OT

Inflections

Edeg

plural

✧ Ety/OT

Element In

• N. Odotheg “Seventh”
• N. Odothui “Seventh”
• N. Edegil “Seven Stars” ✧ Ety/OT

Cognates

• ᴹQ. otso “seven” ✧ Ety/OT

Derivations

• < ᴹ√OT/OTOS/OTOK “seven” ✧ Ety/OT

Phonetic Developments

ᴹ√OT/OTOS/OTOK > odog

[otoko] > [otok] > [odok] > [odog]

✧ Ety/OT

G. odin num. card. “seven (orig[inally] many)” (Category: Cardinal Number)

References ✧ GL/62; PE14/16

Glosses

• “seven (orig[inally] many)” ✧ GL/62

Related

• odin “seven (orig[inally] many)” may have the same origin as odog “mighty, great; violent, excessive, exceeding, very”

Changes

• odin “severe; many” »» odin “seven (orig[inally] many)” ✧ PE14/16

Element In

• G. ochlad “week”
• G. odinthos “seventeen”

Derivations

• < ᴱ√OTO “knock”