Melchert 2012a

Luvo-Lycian Dorsal Stops Revisited

Author: Melchert, H. Craig
Editor: Sukač, Roman · Šefčík, Ondřej
Year: 2012
In: The Sound of Indo-European 2. Papers on Indo-European phonetics, phonemics and morphophonemics
Series: LINCOM studies in Indo-European linguistics 41
Imprint: München: LINCOM Europa
Pages: 206-218
Type: volume article

Cited by 24 lemmata

āššuššanni(-)Loanwoard ‘horse trainer, stableman, equerry’ Hittite
āššūtti(-)Unclassified ‘(unknown)’ Cuneiform Luwian
azzu(wa)-Base ‘(unknown)’ Cuneiform Luwian
*g^u̯hén-/*g^u̯hn-´Base ‘to strike’ Proto-Anatolian
gurta-Derivative ‘city, town’ Hittite
gurtawann(i)-Derivative ‘inhabitant of a city, town’ Hittite
*h₁ek̂u̯o-Base ‘horse’ Proto-Anatolian
*Hupéh₂-Derivative ‘heap’ Proto-Anatolian
*k̑ḗr, k̑érd- / *k̑r̥d-´Base ‘heart’ Proto-Anatolian
keruti(je)- ‘(unknown)’ Lycian A
/kummaiya-/, PURUS.MI- ‘pure sacrifice’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
*kummo- ‘(unknown)’ Proto-Anatolian
/kuruPil(i)-/, (“*478”)ku-tú-pi-li- ‘(an ovid)’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
/kuttass(a)r(i)-/, (“SCALPRUM”)ku-ta-sa₅+ra/i- ‘orthostat’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
*k̑(u)u̯on-Base ‘dog’ Proto-Anatolian

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