Publisher's Synopsis
"I Nomi Romanzi Delle Stagioni E Dei Mesi Studiati Particolarmente Nei Dialetti Ladini, Italiani, Franco-Provenzali E Provenzali" by Clemente Merlo is a scholarly exploration of the Roman names for the seasons and months, with a particular focus on their usage in Ladin, Italian, Franco-Provençal, and Provençal dialects. This "Saggio Di Onomasiologia" (Essay on Onomasiology) delves into the etymological roots and linguistic variations of these terms across different regions. Published in 1904, the book offers insights into the historical development and cultural significance of these linguistic elements, making it a valuable resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Roman languages.
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