Yakubovich 2013a

Anatolian Names in -wiya and the Structure of Empire Luwian Onomastics

Author: Yakubovich, Ilya
Editor: Mouton, Alice · Rutherford, Ian · Yakubovich, Ilya
Year: 2013
In: Luwian Identities. Culture, Language and Religion between Anatolia and the Aegean
Series: Culture and History of the Ancient Near East 64
Imprint: Leiden / Boston: Brill
Pages: 87-123
Type: volume article

Cited by 23 lemmata

ašrulāḫi(t)- ‘femininity’ Cuneiform Luwian
ašrul(i)- ‘female’ Cuneiform Luwian
*b^hḗh₂ā- ‘brightness (?)’ Proto-Luwian
*di̯éu̯-ot-/*di̯ut-´ ‘having brightness, light’ Proto-Anatolian
*h₁ḗrH-/h₁érH- ‘border’ Proto-Anatolian
*h₁es-r- ‘woman (vel sim.)’ Proto-Anatolian
/hazziwid-/ ‘rite, cult supply’ Common Luwian
*Hupéh₂-Derivative ‘heap’ Proto-Anatolian
*nḗb^hes-/*néb^hes- ‘sky’ Proto-Anatolian
/sarrawiya-⁽ⁱ⁾/, sa₅+ra/i-wa/i-ia- ‘to be(come) higher (?)’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
*sedu̯ā- ‘pomegranate’ Proto-Luwic
/walilid-/, (TERRA+LA+LA)wa/i-li-li-tà- ‘territory’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
/waralla/i-/Base ‘own’ Common Luwian
/wiyani-^(ti)/, wa/i-ia-ni- ‘to send (?)’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
/zam(ma)n-/Base ‘damage’ Common Luwian

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