Do the Iberian elements ban, bi(n), lau(r) and the rest denote numbers?
Most likely: the elements are numerals, as shown by their contexts next to numeral signs, in compounds and on metrological…Ahead on the evidence, not yet confirmed. It needs two reviews to be accepted.
Where it stands
Three answers have been proposed. The elements are numerals, as shown by their contexts next to numeral signs, in compounds and on metrological… leads, with evidence 2 for: supported by its tests. Two are still possible.
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History
- Ferrer i Jané puts forward: the elements are numerals, as shown by their contexts next to numeral signs, in compounds and on metrological…
- Ferrer i Jané & Escrivà Torres: a lead sheet from Casinos carries lexical numerals and metrological expressions.For: The elements are numerals, as shown by their contexts next to numeral signs, in compounds and on metrological…
- Moncunill Martí & Velaza Frías puts forward: the elements are pronouns, name elements or other short words whose resemblance to Basque numerals is…
- Moncunill Martí & Velaza Frías: compounds such as oŕkeikelaur (MLH D.12.1) fit the numeral reading.For: The elements are numerals, as shown by their contexts next to numeral signs, in compounds and on metrological…
- Moncunill Martí & Velaza Frías: short elements such as ban, baŕ, baś, bin have also been proposed as pronominal forms whose values are…For: The elements are pronouns, name elements or other short words whose resemblance to Basque numerals is…
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