Indo-European Table with Sanskrit, Avestan, Slavic, Baltic, Greek, Latin, Tocharian, Anatolian, Gaelic, Latin, Italian, French & Etruscan

4.25.2022 Etruscan etymological relationships to other Indo-European languages; Proto-Indo-European (PIE):

Etruscan_Phrases
Indo-European Table 1, Part 9

by Mel Copeland
(from a work published in 1981)

Etruscan_Phrases

by Mel Copeland

(from a work published in 1981)

Table 1 Index
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Table 1, section 1D: Indo-European words as they relate to Etruscan. Notes: *Armenian W = West Armenian; E = East Armenian.
Sanskrit	Avestan, Persian, Georgian, Hurrian, Akkadian	Slavic, Baltic, Romanian, Finnish-Uralic	Greek, Albanian, Armenian, Basque	Latin	Other	English	Etruscan
vidatha, council; pAriSada, the attendants of a god, vṛddhaḥ, elder person, jyeṣṭhaḥ, elder, adj., sanaj, sanaka (ablat.) adj. old, ancient; jIri, old age; azina, jurya, adj., aged;	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx hano, aged (Avestan) (bozorgtar, بزرگتر elder, mehtar, elder, adj., kohan, sâlxorde, pir, پیر old, adj.; bâstâni, dirine, adj., bâstâni, ancient anjoman, sowrâ, council, senâ, senate (Persian) მოხუცს, mokhutss, old person, სენატის, senat’is, senate (Georgian) taršu-a-ni, taršuwan, person (Urartian) edi, ed(i)-, person, body, self, taršuvani, person (Hurrian) rabû, elder, of first rank, chief, principal, main, large, senior, adult, full-grown, important, massive, extensive, imposing fortified, huge, powerful, great, weighty, grievous, significant, majestic, grand, etc., šību, old, littūtu, extreme old age, *paršumu, to let live to old age, blessed with old age, nissatu, old age, weakness?, rēštû, old, firstborn, first in sequence, etc., kibrû, littu, old man, labīrūtu, to grow old, šībūtu, šâbu, to become old, šību, Perseus, the constellation “old man” (Perseus), witness, elders, old woman, old man (Akkadian)	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx старэйшына, starejšyna, elder, стары чалавек, stary čalaviek, old person, сенат, sienat, senate (Belarusian) stariji, elder, stara osoba, old person, senat, senate (Croatian) starszy, elder, stary człowiek, old person, senat, senate (Polish) vecākais, elder, vecs cilvēks, old person, senāts, senate (Latvian) mai mare, elder, persoană în vârstă, old person, SENAT, senate (Romanian) vanhempi, elder, vanhus, old person, senaatti, senate (Finnish-Uralic) senaatti	Γέροντα, Géronta, elder, γερουσία, παλιά άτομο, paliá átomo, old person, henne, aged, gerousía, senate (Greek) ավագ, avag, elder, հին մարդը, hin mardy, old person, սենատ, senat, senate (Armenian) i moshuar, elder, person i vjetër, old person, vieç, aged, senat, senate (Albanian) zaharrenaren, elder, nagusi, boss, adult, eldder, antzinako, ancient, former (Basque)	senatus-us [or-i] a council of elders, the Senate; senatus [senati] consultum, a formal resolution of the Senate; senex, senile, senectus-a-um, old age, senecta-ae, old age, aetas-atis, age	xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx elder, elder, duine d'aois, old person, Seanad, senate (Irish) Elder, elder, seann duines, old person, aosda, aged, Seanadh, senate (Scott) Elder, elder, person oed, old person, senedd-au, senate, parliament; hynafgwr, old man, elde, hen, adj. old, ancient, aged (Welsh) sambuco, elder, persona anziana, old person, senilita, senility; vecchio, old senato, senate house (Italian) aîné, elder, personne âgée, old person, sénile, adj. senile; vieux, vielle, old age, elderly sénat, senate (French) kozh, yen, aged (Breton) jarāmaraṃ [B jarāmaraṃ] old age and death, ksaise, old (Tocharian) mehuantah, miahuantah, to age, become old, mihuntadr/miahuantan, old age, mehuant, miiahunte, mehuant, old, elderly, miyahwanz, to be old, elderly, miyahhuwanta-, to get old, mehuuandahh/ miiahuuantahh, to make old, miahunte, to make old, to age, mehuantah, miahuantah, miahunte, to become old, to age, witspant/wetspant, old, grown old, ŠU-GI, old, MUNUS.ŠU.GI, old woman, annalla, old, maternal, annalli-, old, previous (Hittite)	elder [<OE eldra], council of elders, senate, old [<OE eald] (Etruscan context is "council") 9-1	SeNATA, Script R381 SeNATE, Script R584; (SENATE a SeNATES) SeNATES, Script Q717, R584 (Q717-SeNATES A SeNATES) SeNIMO (SeNIMV), or snimo, Script N63 SeNATES, Script Q717, R584
x	x	x	x	x	x	Snenar, Saenar (Senir, Myrrh, Smyrna, from Mt. Hermon?, mother of Dionysus) 9-2	SNENAR (SNENAO) or SAENAR Script DR-1 (name over image of seated goddess)
x	x	x	x	sentina-ae, bilge-water, rabble, dregs of the population	x	Sentinates, name 9-3	Sentinates, Script LS-1
vi-yojayatix to separate, saptatha, saptama, the seventh, saptan, seven, bahuśaḥ, often, frequently	hapta, seven (Avestan) jodâ, جدا separate, jodâyi, duri, gosixtegi, separation, haft, هفت seven; aghlab, often (Persian) განცალკევება, gantsalk’eveba, to separate, შვიდი, shvidi, seven, ხშირად, khshirad, often (Georgian) šind(i), seven (Urartian) šindi, seven (Hurrian) jammin, seven?, šintarpu, adj., seven-year-old (Hurrian word), šintunnu, adj., seventh (Akkadian)	аддзяліць, addzialić, to separate, сем, siem, seven, часта, časta, often (Belarusian) siem, seven (Belarus) odvojiti, to separate, sedam, seven, često, often (Croatian) seda, seven (Serbo-Croatian) oddzielić, to separate, siedem, seven, często, often (Polish) septyni, seven (Baltic-Lithuanian) atdalīt, to separate, septiņi, seven, bieži, often (Latvian) a separa, to separate, sapte, seven, de multe ori, often (Romanian) erottaa, to separate, seitsemän, seven, usein, often (Finnish-Uralic)	να διαχωριστούν, na diachoristoún, to separate, επτά, eptá, eseven, συχνά, sychná, often (Greek) բաժանել, bazhanel, to separate, յոթ, yot’, seven, հաճախ, hachakh, often (Armenian) për të ndarë, to separate, shtatë, seven, shpesh, often (Albanian) zazpi, seven, bereizi, to separate, distinguish, detach, segregate (Basque)	separo-aro, to sever, separate, consider or treat separately; septem, seven; diu, adv. by day, for a long time; rivus-i, stream; saepio, saepire, saepsi, saeptum, to hedge in, enclose, surround, confine; saeptum-i, enclosure where the Romans voted at the comitis; saepe, often, frequently	a scaradh, to separate, seacht, seven, go minic, often (Irish) a sgaradh, to separate, seachd, seven, gu tric, often (Scott) i wahanu, to separate, saith, seven, aml, often (Welsh) separare, to separate, to part, sette, seven; spesso, often; (Italian); séparer, to divide, separate; sept, seven, souvent, often (French)