Glosario de lengua Frigia

Phrygian                                                            Indo-European 

ab- (near, nearby) (in abberet: he will bring)   *ad- (to, near, by, towards) adamna (a friend) 

addaket, addaketor (he has made)      *dhé-k- (to set, to put) 

adio- (unviolable)                      Sans. Aditi: ‘infinidad’, ‘expansión eterna e infinita’ o 'ilimitada', ‘nada que dar’ (en el Rig-veda); no ligada, libre (Rig-veda 7.52.1); sin fronteras, no rota, entera, feliz, según el Rig-veda y el Vashasanei-samjitá.

agorani (they are buying)          Gr. agora (market) 

akala (water)                             Thracian achel- (water), Lithuanian Akele (the name of the river) 

alu- (a priest)                             Hittite alwu- (magic), Lydian alus' (priest) 

arg- (silver)                               *arg'- (to shine, white) 

arg- (to direct)                           Gr. ΑΡΧΩ, Αρχω: arjó: 'Yo impero'; del verbo griego ἂρχω (arjo) yo mando, soy jefe, soy el primero, yo gobierno.

attagos (a goat) 

azena (a beard) (acc. pl.)            Sans. Ashina: old, aged.

bago- (the good)                          Sans. Bagha: god (Dyonisos, Baccus); Old iran. Baga: god.

balaios (large, fast)                     *belo- (power, strength) 

balén (a king)                              *belo- (power, strength); gr. basileos

bambalon (a penis) 

bedu (water, a river)                     *wed-, *wod- (wet, water); sans. va: water, nadí: river

bekos (bread) 

belté (a bog)                                 *bhel- (white) 

ber- (to bear) (in eber: he has brought, abberet: he will bring) *bher- (to carry, to bring) 

bonekos (a wife)                         *gwen- (a wife, a woman) 

cin (a sort, a kind)                        *g'en- (to be born, a knee, a kin) 

dadón (they gave)                         *dó- (to give) 

dahet (he sets)                                *dhé-k- (to set, to put) 

daos, davos (a wolf: "who kills")   *dhaw- (to press, to kill) 

dareios (a keeper) 

dúmos (an assembly)               Lat. domus (house, building); sans. dam, damas: home, house; Gr. demos: people.

edaes (he put, he has set up)    *dhé- (to put, to set) 

eistani (they are setting)          *stá- (to stand); sans. sta: breasts, boobs 

eksis (a hedgehog) Slavic        *ezji, Gr. ekhinos, Armenian ozni, Lithuanian ez'ys (a hedgehog) 

en-park (to raise)                      *bhergh- (high) 

es' (a donkey)                            *ekwo- (a horse); sans. asva, old iran. aspa: horse 

eti (and)                                    Latin et (and), Greek eti (also, more), Gothic iþ (and, but) 

ev- (kind, good)                       ev- (good); sans. eva: earth, world 

gelaros, gallaros (sister-in-law) *g'al- (brother's wife) 

germe (warm)                            *gwher-, *gwher-m- (hot, heat) 

glanos (a hyena) 

glunea, glúros (gold)               Sans. Saranyu. Avestan zaranya-, Slavic *zlato, Gothic gulþ (gold) 

glúron (a lawn) 

gordum, zordum (a city)            *gher- (to fence), *ghro-dh- (a stockade) 

garman (a battle) 

iman (a cult image)                  Hittite himma- 

ios (which, that; relative pron) *yos (relative pronoun-dialectal in Proto-IE: Sans. yas, Old Persian ya-, Gr. hos) 

kan (to pronounce)                *ghan- (to open mouth) 

kavar- (a sacred place)           Lydian kave (priest) < IE *k'eu- (to foresee) 

kiklén (a wheel)                     IE *kwel- 'to roll, a wheel' 

kimeros (a mind, a desire)    Sans. Kama: love, desire, wish. The god of Love. 

knuman (a tomb) 

kunes (dogs; nom. pl.)           Gr. kyon: dog; sans. svana, svani 

lawagtaei (military leader) *laHwo- (people, army), Mycenaean Gr. lawagtas: leader; 

                                              sum. lugal: man; labarna: king

matar (mother)                      Sans. ma, matar: mother 

meka- (great)                         Gr. mega; sans. maha: large, great 

memevais (an advisor)           Hittite mema- (to speak) 

mosuna (a tower) 

orú (upwards)                        *or- (to stand, to rise up) - only for inanimate 

pikerion (an ointment) 

satine (chariot)                       Sans. ratha: chariot 

semou(n) (this; dat. sg.)         *so- (this), Celtic *sindos 

sideto (let him be a success) *seidh- 

tiama, teama (a stele)             *dhé- (to put) 

tios (gods)                               Sans. Dya; nom. Dyaus (dyos): sky, day, light; dat. dyavé. 

qri (three)                                *treyes, neut. Sans. trí (three);

tiveia (goddess, divine she)     Luwian tiwat- (god of daylight); sans. deva, god: devi: goddess 

tov- (to sacrifice)                     *dheu- (to sacrifice) 

vaso (good, kind)                    Hittite wesu- (good) 

ve, oe (self)                             Sans. sva- self 

wit- (to know)                         IE veid-, vid- (to know, to see); sans. veda: knowledge 

witeto (he looked)                   veid-, vid- (to know, to see) 

zelkia (vegetables)                  *g'hel- (green, grass) 

zemeló- (slave, person, man on ground) *dhghom- (ground), Slavic zemja, Lithuan zeme. (ground) 

zetna (a gate) 

zeuman (a jet, a stream; acc.sg.) *gheu-, *gheu-d- (liquid, to pour)

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 DICCIONARIO SUMERIO-ACADIO A - D
Carles Acózar i Gómez

 https://lacasaeuropa.blogspot.com/2010/08/diccionario-sumerio-acadio-d.html


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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