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A precursor of this study is this author’s paper [242], probing into fallacious reasoning in etymology: we enucleated one possible etymothetical pattern (out of many) based on analogy, and showed it to be fallacious by discussing specific examples. We further develop here that discussion, and combine the treatment with knowledge representation approaches from artificial intelligence. The particular wrong etymology we dissect here, too, is about names for ‘carrot’. For the Semitic roots \(\sqrt{\mbox{\it krt}}\,\) and \(\sqrt{\mbox{\it gzr}}\,\) the central sememe is ‘to cut’. Semitic names for ‘carrot’ outwardly have a root \(\sqrt{\mbox{\it gzr}}\,\) (a semantic shift to ‘wedged taproot’ from ‘cut’ is tempting), yet this is not a credible etymology. It has been maintained that Semitic names for ‘carrot’ are a loan from outside Semitic, and this is likely. It has been claimed that the source language is Middle Persian, the historical stratum relevant for the appearance of the terms in Semitic, contra Laufer’s old hypothesis that the carrot was brought into Persia by the Arabs. But Rossi cogently points out (see Subsec.5.5) that on both philological and Indo-Iranic archaeological grounds, the hypothesis of an Iranic origin for carrots and their names is not supported (contra claims that carrot varieties apparently spread from Afghanistan or Iran), and that even the usual assumption of Indo-European etymology is not on firm ground. At any rate, cultivated carrots apparently only spread after the Islamic conquest. Neither the Persian, nor the Greek and European names for ‘carrot’ came from Semitic \(\sqrt{\mbox{\it krt}}\,\). We analyse here the hypothesis by means of ontologies from computing (we use a variant of partitioned semantic networks); we combine this approach with a formal representation of argumentation (Wigmore Charts); and we show how a variant of partitioned semantic network capturing the content of arguments can be stored inside deeply nested relations (à la XML). Of the seven appendices, Appendix C surveys research into phytonymy (i.e., plant names). Appendix D starts with analogical formations (English carrot tree and cabbage tree), and a discussion of African synonyms, of which one is shown to have a stem homonymous with, but unrelated to, that of a Soqotri noun, leads to our clarifying a tantalising situation of a few (Semitic or Egyptian) names for plump natural kinds: in Arabic for ‘bear’ and ‘pomelo’ (as well as the adjective for ‘plump’), in Hebrew for ‘bear’ and (as per the present-day sense) ‘cherry’, in Soqotri for ‘seal’, and in ancient Egyptian for ‘hippopotamus’. We argue that the semantic trait ‘plump’ was a shared factor, and that those terms in practice are corradicals.

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Nissan, E. (2014). Etymothesis, Fallacy, and Ontologies: An Illustration from Phytonymy. In: Dershowitz, N., Nissan, E. (eds) Language, Culture, Computation. Computational Linguistics and Linguistics. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 8003. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45327-4_10

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