“Word of the Old Woman”

Cited by 15 lemmata

• †ašandutezzi[(-) ‘(ghost word)’ Hittite
• †ḫatantalliya-Derivative ‘(ghost word)’ Cuneiform Luwian
• /isarwil(i)-/Derivative ‘right (side/hand)’ Common Luwian
• *k^u̯is=h₂o ‘each’ Proto-Anatolian
• kulān- or kulāna-Derivative ‘(unknown)’ Hittite
• kuwalanalli(ya)-Derivative ‘military (or sim.)’ Common Luwian
• ku(wa)rša-Derivative ‘(an institution or body of the Hittite state)’ Cuneiform Luwian
• patalḫa-Derivative ‘upper surface of the foot; behaviour; foot bracelet, anklet’ Hittite
• /tadi(ya)-/Derivative ‘paternal’ Common Luwian
• ulant(i)-Derivative ‘dead’ Common Luwian
• walantalliya- > ulantalliya-Derivative ‘of the dead’ Common Luwian
• waššārāḫit-Derivative ‘favour, grace, benevolence’ Common Luwian
• wida-Derivative ‘(a topographical feature, steppe?)’ Common Luwian
• wita-Derivative ‘wave or water vel sim.’ Hittite
• witantalliya-Derivative ‘(unknown)’ Cuneiform Luwian