Talk:verto

pre-indoeuropean ancient greek root SER to FER - F= Diagamma-. Sre to Fre to `re . Digamma turns into the daseia `. gives `repo, turning. Gives the pre-indoeuropean ancient greek root REP ROP plus S/T, sreFo to trepo, gives us trope, turn, and strophe, turn. SreFo gives us Ferso verso, verto.

You can`t explain, Proto-italian, latin etymology without mentioning ancient greek. Both are ancient greek dialects. With ignoring the ancient greek, the Pseudo-indoeuropean-theory, is delievering evidence of bad research and fear.

Wikipedia should evaluate critical the science of linguistics before posting a non-scientific, of non evidence prove based etymology like the pseudo-indoeuropean-theory.

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• English

(advertere) advert; (past participle adversum) adverse (adj.)

(avertere) avert; (past participle aversum) averse (adj.); (frequentative aversare) averse (verb)

(convertere) convert; (past participle conversum) converse (noun); (frequentative conversare) converse (verb)

(divertere) divert; (past participle diversum) diverse (adj.)

(evertere) evert (eversio -> eversion)

(invertere) invert; (past participle inversum) inverse (adj., noun); (frequentative inversare) inverse (verb)

(obvertere) obvert; (past participle obversum) obverse (adj.)

(pervertere) pervert; (past participle perversum) perverse (adj., noun)

(revertere) revert; (past participle reversum) reverse (adj., noun); (frequentative reversare) reverse (verb)

(subvertere) subvert ( -> subversion)

(transvertere) transvert; (past participle transversum) transverse

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