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Bomhard indo european men and tel

Indo-European men- and tel- Allan R Bomhard Charleston SC men- mon- m ??- ? vb to desire passionately to yearn for n ardent desire passion lust ? All of the standard Indo-European etymological dictionaries contain an entry for a root men- ? to think to remember ? cf Rix ? Pokorny ? Walde ?? II ? Watkins Mann ? ? There are a number of verbal forms with meanings such as ? to desire passionately or eagerly to yearn for to hope or wish for ? and related nominal forms having meanings such as ? passion desire wish love etc ? that are traditionally considered to be derivatives of this root ? these include Tocharian B ma? u ? desire ? A mnu ? spirit appreciation desire ? Proto- Tocharian m? ? ? u- ? desire ? Proto-Indo-European men-e ? - ? desire ? Sanskrit man- RV ? to hope or wish for ? also ? to think ? mánas- ? spirit passion ? also ? mind intellect perception sense ? manasyú- RV ? wishing desiring ? manZ RV ? devotion attachment zeal eagerness ? man ita- MBh ? desired wished for desire wish ? manyú- RV ? high spirit or temper ardor zeal passion ? Greek ? ? í? á? í? ? to desire earnestly or eagerly ? ? ? í? ò ? spirit passion ? ? ? ? ? íá perfect used as present ? to desire or wish eagerly to yearn for to strive for ? ? ? í? éí? ? eager desire ? ? ? í? éíÜ? ? to desire eagerly ? Old Irish menn- ? to desire ? menme ? feeling desire ? also ? mind intelligence ? Welsh mynnu ? wish will ? mynnwys ? desired ? Cornish mynnes ? will ? Middle Breton mennat Modern Breton mennout ? to wish to desire ? Old English myne ? desire love a ?ection ? also ? memory ? mynle ? desire ? mynelic ? desirable ? Old High German minna ? love ? New High German poetical Minne ? love ? minn ?n minne ?n ? to love ? Dutch poetical minne ? love ? beminnen ? to love ? Old Saxon minnea minnia ? love ? Old Frisian minne ? love ? according to Feist under Gothic ga-min? i the Old High German Dutch Old Saxon and Old Frisian forms are from Proto-Indo-European menÔ ? Old Icelandic muna ? to like to long for ? muna? r ? delight ? munr ? love ? munu? or munú? ? pleasure lust ? cf De Vries and Norwegian mun ? pleasure enjoyment ? Clearly all of these forms belong together and clearly none of them has anything whatsoever to do with thinking or remembering Consequently I propose that these forms be separated out from Proto-Indo-European men- ? to think to remember ? and assigned to a new heretofore unrecognized root men- ? vb to desire passionately to yearn for n ardent desire passion lust ? Thus