Dentals, Rhotacism and Verbal Endings in the Luwian Languages

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• /arrai(ya)-/ ‘long’ Common Luwian
• *au̯-h₁éi̯-/h₁i-´ ‘to come’ Proto-Anatolian
• CRUS+RA/I ‘to stand (?)’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
• *dóh₃-/dh₃-´ ‘to take’ Proto-Anatolian
• *dom-éh₂-i̯e/o-Derivative ‘to build’ Proto-Luwic
• ēlḫā(i)-^(di) (ilḫa(i)-) ‘to wash (off)’ Cuneiform Luwian
• eruwe-^(ti) ‘raise, expand (of buildings) (?)’ Lycian
• *h₁eí̯-/h₁i-´ ‘to go’ Proto-Anatolian
• *h₁ói̯h₁-/h₁ih₁-´ ‘to take’ Proto-Anatolian
• /izzista-/, i-zi-i-sa-ta- ‘honour’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
• /izzista-⁽ⁱ⁾/, i-zi-i-sa-ta- ‘to honour’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
• /kattun(i)-/, (“*314”)ka-tú-na- ‘weapon’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
• *k^u̯ódi ‘(adverb of manner)’ Proto-Luwic
• *k^u̯óri(m) ‘(conjunction)’ Proto-Luwic
• /lala-⁽ⁱ⁾/ ‘to take’ Luwian