The Anatolian reflexes of Indo-European τομή-, φυγή-, τόμος-, and τομός-type
nominals and their historical implications

Cited by 76 lemmata

• aitãta ‘eight(teen)’ Lycian A
• akτa- ‘the dead (?)’ Lydian
• /ar-^(ti)/ ‘to come, arrive’ Common Luwian
• ārš-^(ti) ‘to flow’ Cuneiform Luwian
• *attaBase ‘father’ Proto-Anatolian
• da-^(di) ‘to give’ Lycian
• *dadaBase ‘father’ Proto-Anatolian
• damaš-tiBase ‘to (op)press’ Cuneiform Luwian
• dammara-Derivative ‘(a type of temple servants)’ Cuneiform Luwian
• *dem-Base ‘to build’ Proto-Anatolian
• *d^(h)Eu-nt-mEn-Base ‘(a type of architectural enclosure of a spring)’ Proto-Anatolian
• *du̯isuDerivative ‘twice’ Proto-Luwic
• *g̑énu-/ĝnéu̯-Base ‘(animal) leg’ Proto-Anatolian
• *g^u̯ón- (?)Base ‘woman’ Proto-Anatolian
• *h₁ek̂u̯o-Base ‘horse’ Proto-Anatolian