Linguistic and philological hypothesis on OPr. III 101, 18 ainawijdi
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Pietro U. Dini
Università degli Studi di Pisa
Published 2026-01-28
https://doi.org/10.15388/Baltistica.54.1.2387
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Keywords

Baltic languages
Old Prussian
Philology
Enchiridion
ainawijdi

How to Cite

Dini, P.U. (tran.) (2026) “Linguistic and philological hypothesis on OPr. III 101, 18 ainawijdi”, Baltistica, 54(1), pp. 5–27. doi:10.15388/Baltistica.54.1.2387.

Abstract

The OPr. form ainawijdi is attested in the liturgical supplement of the Marriage Booklet (Traubüchlein) of Martin Luther’s Enchiridion. Traditionally it is mostly understood as an adverb with adversative meaning (cf. Endzelīns: Latv. tomērtaču; Mažiulis: Lith. vienókiaitačiau).

In this paper a new interpretation of the form ainawijdi is given, based on a newly accomplished comparative, philological and semantic investigation of the passage in which the form is used.

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