Palaic Glossary.


Sources:

1. Bajun, L. The Experience of the Comparative Studies of Hitto-Luwian Languages. Moscow, 1990.
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Notes for Glossary:
š - a sound [s] written in that way in cuneiform



Glossary:
 
Palaic
Anatolian
Indo-European
aku- 'to drink'
ahawanti 'they drink'
Hittite ekw-
akuwanzi 'they drink'
*ekw- 'water'
aruna- 'sea' Hittite aruna- Sanskrit aruni-
aš- 'to be' Hittite eš- *es- 'to be'
ata- 'to eat' Hittite et-, at- *ed- 'to eat'
ginu- 'a knee' Hittite kinu- *g'enu- 'a knee'
hapari- 'to bargain' Hittite hap- 'wealth' *Hop- 'to trade'
hapna- 'a river' Hittite hapa- *Hap- 'a river, water'
haraš 'eagle' Hittite haraš *or- 'eagle'
kart- 'a heart' Hittite kardi- *kerd- 'a heart'
kišt- 'to extinguish'   *gwes- 'to extinguish'
kittar 'he lies' Hittite kittari  
malit- 'honey' Hittite melit- *melit- 'honey'
papa- 'father'    
piša- 'to give' Hittite pai-  
samluwa- 'apple tree' Hittite samlu- 'apple'  
šun- 'dog' Hittite šunna- *kwon- 'dog'
tijaz, tiuna 'god' Hittite tiwat- 'god of sunlight' *deiwo- 'god of sunlight'
wašu- 'good' Hittite wešu- *wesu- 'good'
wer- 'to call' Hittite werija- 'to call' *wer- 'to call'
wete- 'to build' *wedh- 'to construct'



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