doppelter Glossenkeiltiwataniye/a-(mi)

‘to swear, curse’

Language
Cuneiform Luwian
Class
Derivative
Grammar
verb
ID
2679

1. Individual Anatolian Languages

1.1 Luwian (Glossenkeilwörter)

doppelter Glossenkeiltiwataniye/a-(mi)

‘to swear, curse’

1.1.1Transmission

The verb occurs in a Hittite text from the Tauriša tradition heavily interspersed with Luwianisms, in historical texts, a tablet catalog, and ritual fragments (all NS).

[E.R.]

1.1.2Forms

3sg. pres. act. ti-wa-ta-ni-ez-zi KBo 64.184 i 9’ (CTH 764?, NS)
1sg. pret. act. [ti-wa-t]a-ni-ia-nu-un KUB 19.8 iii 35’ (CTH 83, NS)
    KUB 19.9 iii 4’ (CTH 83, NS)
3sg. pret. act. ti-wa-ta-⸢ni-ia⸣-[at] KUB 30.60 l. col. 1’ (CTH 276, NS)
  ti-wa-ta-ni-⸢ia⸣-[at] KBo 43.14 i 5 (CTH 470, NS)
unknown doppelter Glossenkeilti-wa-ta-ni-i[a- FHL 54 ii 5’ (CTH 470, NS)

1.1.3Graphic Features

Checked against the photographs in the Mainzer Fotoarchiv, except for KUB 19.9 iii 4’.

[E.R.]

1.1.4Meaning

For the semantics of the verb, see under the lemma tiwataniya-(ti).

[E.R.]

1.1.5Stem

In Hittite, both Luwian tiwatani-(ti) and tiwataniya-(ti), both ‘to swear, curse’ would have been transferred to and unified in the -iye/a-(mi) class. For the further analysis of the underlying stem, see under the lemma of tiwatani-(ti).

[E.R.]

1.1.6Origin

For the loan word status of doppelter Glossenkeiltiwataniye/a-(mi), see under Stem and the lemma of tiwatani-(ti).

[E.R.]

For the lemma head see CLuw. *tiw-.

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