Rieken & Yakubovich 2022a

Zu den Reflexen der Wurzel *al- in den anatolischen Sprachen

Author: Rieken, Elisabeth · Yakubovich, Ilya
Editor: Fellner, Hannes · Malzahn, Melanie
Year: 2022
In: Zurück zur Wurzel. Struktur, Funktion und Semantik der Wurzel im Indogermanischen. Indogermanische Gesellschaft vom 13. bis 16. September 2016 in Wien
Imprint: Bremen: Hempen
Pages: 267-280
Type: volume article

Cited by 17 lemmata

*al-o- ‘distant’ Proto-Anatolian
alaha-^(di) (aladeha-^(di)) ‘to assign, allocate (?)’ Lycian A
/alan(na)-/, á-lá/í-na- ‘enmity (?)’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
alašša/i- ‘alienated (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
alaššamm(i)- ‘wilderness (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
/aliwann(i)-, alunn(i)-/, ali-wa/i-ní- ‘enemy, envious person’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
aliya- ‘wild animal (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
/aliya-/, (“*476.*311”)a-li-ia- ‘to other, treat as an outsider (?)’ Hieroglyphic Luwian
allallā- ‘the (domain of the) other (of the alien; of the enemy; the hostile)’ Cuneiform Luwian
aλida- ‘change, reform’ Lydian
eli ‘away (?)’ Lycian A
*h₃ér-u-/h₃r-éu̯- ‘high’ Proto-Anatolian
naḫḫuwašša/i- ‘fearsome, terrifying’ Cuneiform Luwian
ušanda ‘to prosper (?)’ Cuneiform Luwian
uwaniya- ‘rock-face’ Common Luwian

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