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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________ galy: gally (twig). All express globular, rotundity, curtsey. KeR KöR K_R KoR GaL GoL KaR GiR G_L This was only one example. See another example in the work of Marácz László; it describes the cluster of round, globular fruits 4 . There are several clusters in the system of roots. Our task is to search and discover all. GöR G_R GuR GuL Summary In this essay we discussed the roots, what they are, what parts they have and how they are organized into a system. We have seen that with the use of the three-element root graph we could discover in width the two most frequent connection types between the roots: the connection according to the ‘core of the root’ and the connection according to the ‘frame of the root’. Adding to these the other two connection possibilities (swapping the order of phonemes and last phonemes of the root) we could search in width the system of the roots. After the analysis of one-step long connections we could go ahead to discover longer connection chains, larger clusters in the roots of our language. 4 Marácz László: Nyelvi és képi gyökök a magyar kultúra megtartói. http://www.kincseslada.hu/magyarsag/content.php?article.177 GuLy _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2010 96 GeR GoLy G_Ly GaLy
January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________ References: Czakó Gábor: Beavatás a magyar észjárásba. Cz. Simon Kiadó. 2009. Czeglédi Katalin: Nyelvünk gyökrendszeréről. Mikes International, Volume IX., Issue 4. Czuczor Gergely – Fogarasi János: A magyar nyelv szótára, (The Dictionary of Hungarian Language), 1862. Marácz László: A kétszer kaksi igazsága. http://www.kincseslada.hu/magyarsag/content.php?article.258 Marácz László: Nyelvi és képi gyökök a magyar kultúra megtartói. http://www.kincseslada.hu/magyarsag/content.php?article.177 (To be continued) _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2010 97
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