Bachvarova 2013a

CTH 767.7 - The birth ritual of Pittei: Its occasion and the use of Luwianisms

Author: Bachvarova, Mary R.
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: 135-157
Type: volume article

Cited by 28 lemmata

āḫḫuwāḫḫuwa-Derivative ‘to encircle, to constrain with a ring (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
†akni- ‘(ghost word)’ Cuneiform Luwian
dannamma/i-Derivative ‘drawn (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
dawalli(ya)-Derivative ‘dawalli(ya)-’ Luwian
dumantiyal- or dumantiyala- ‘ear canal (?)’ Luwian
dundumama/i-Derivative ‘enclosed in a dundum(ma)n-’ Luwian
duwip(a) ‘in mist, misty’ Common Luwian
*Hupreh₂-Derivative ‘cloak’ Proto-Anatolian
ḫuwantaza ‘(unknown)’ Luwian
*kés-/ks-´^(mi)Base ‘to comb’ Proto-Anatolian
mannāimma/i- ‘furnished with fruit, fruitful’ Cuneiform Luwian
manni(ya)- ‘related to fertility, birth-giving’ Cuneiform Luwian
muttiya- ‘(overpowering) might, feistiness’ Cuneiform Luwian
palpada- ‘to blaze (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
palpati- ‘to blaze (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian

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