- Luwian Language
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Sources:
1. Ivanov V. Common Indo-European, Proto-Slavic
and Anatolian Language Systems. Moscow.
2. Ivanov V. The Hittite Language. Moscow,
1963.
3. Gamkrelidze T., Ivanov V. The Indo-European
Language and Indo-Europeans. Moscow, 1984.
4. Bajun, L. The Experience of the Comparative
Studies of Hitto-Luwian Languages. Moscow, 1990.
5. Korolev, A. Hitto-Luwian Languages. Languages
of Asia and Africa, vol. 1. Moscow, 1976.
6. Fasmer, M. Etymological Dictionary of the
Russian Language. Moscow, 1986.
Note: CA = Common Anatolian
Glossary:
aku- (to drink) [IE *ekw- (water, to drink), Common Anatolian (CA) *ekw- (to drink)]
asimi- (beloved) [Hittite assija- (to love)]
asuwa- (a horse) [IE *ekwo-]
atimanza- (a name) [IE *@n-men-]
hamasa- (a grandson) [CA *hnsa- (a descendant)]
hasu- (descendants)
hawa-, hawi- (a sheep) [IE *owi- (a sheep), CA *hawa- (a sheep)]
panta (five) [IE *penkwe]
parna- (a house) [Hittite parn-, pir- (a house)]
pata- (a foot) [IE *ped- (a foot), Hittite pata-]
pia- (to give) [Hittite pai- (to give)]
surna- (a horn) [IE *kern-]
suwa- (to fill) [Hittite ลกuwai-, Sanskrit s'vayati]
suwana- (a dog) [IE *kwon-]
taha (I took) [IE *do- 'to give, to take']
tama- (to build) [IE *dom- 'home']
tuwarsa- (a vineyard)
wala- (to die) [IE *wel-]
walatali- (mortal)
wasu- (good) [IE *wesu-]
wiana (wine) [IE *woino-]
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