Re: oudeis or otis

santiago pereson (jaco@overnet.com.ar)
Tue, 21 Jan 1997 09:29:19 -0300

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>At 17:44 20.01.97 -0800, L.H. Grant wrote:
>>If this is the case then the word Oudeis is probably just as valid
>>as the word Outis.
>
>I asked our expert, Martin Mueller:

(...)

>>outis and oudeis are both Greek words meaning 'nobody.' Homer uses 'outis.'

is there a way to know if 'oudeis' is the modern word for 'nobody'. if it
is, then we're in the correct path... we're after all doing a 'modern'*
version of the odyssey.

(* hate that word)

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santiago

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