šību, old, littūtu,
extreme old age, *paršumu,
to let live to old age, blessed
with old age, nissatu,
old age, weakness?,
rēštű,
old, firstborn, first in sequence, etc., kibrű,
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)
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старэйшына, starejšyna,
elder, старычалавек, stary čalaviek,
old person,сенат, sienat, senate
(Belarusian)
stariji, elder,staraosoba, old person,
senat, senate (Croatian) starszy, elder, staryczłowiek, old person,
senat, senate (Polish) vecākais,
elder, vecscilvēks,
old person, senāts,
senate (Latvian) mai
mare,
elder, persoanăîn vârstă,
old person, SENAT,
senate (Romanian) vanhempi, elder, vanhus, old person,senaatti,
senate (Finnish-Uralic)senaatti
Γέροντα, Géronta, elder, γερουσία, παλιάάτομο,
paliá átomo, old person, henne,
aged, gerousía, senate
(Greek) ավագ, avag,
elder, հինմարդը, hin mardy,
old person, սենատ, senat,
senate (Armenian) i moshuar, elder, person ivjetër,
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
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elder, elder, duined'aois, old
person,Seanad,
senate (Irish)
Elder, elder, seann
duines,
old person, aosda,
aged, Seanadh,
senate (Scott)
Elder, elder, personoed, 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,
senatehouse
(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,
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)
tuhs, tuhsana,
tuhsani, tuhus, to separate,
to cut off, to be cut off, separated,satau, sapta,
satua,
number seven, siptama,
siptamiya,
seven, sptamintsu
(saptmintsu),
sevenfold, satawartana,
for seven rounds, siptmia, seven-drink(s),siptmae, to seven? (Hittite)
seven,[<OE seofan],
seventh day or seventh river, enclosure;
9-4
sepi,
Script Z1088
(possibly a name, Seprius
or separate-not the word seven,
Septa, seven,
Script L-60
Sifai (SIFAI),
Script, S-18, S30, S43, seven, Person's name?
khan, khanati, -te,
to dig, dig up, delve, bury; dha, dadhati,
dhatte; dadhati, -te,to put, set, lay, think
of, cause, bear, set upon (esp. the fire),
hide, conceal, cover, cause to
be laid in, shut up,
nidadhāti, to
bury, samādhiḥ, tomb
nikańte [ni-kan],
to bury; daxma
[-], grave (Avestan) dafn
kardan, دفن
کردن to bury, bexâk
sepordan, to bury; gur,
گور grave, tomb
(Persian)
დამარხვა, damarkhva, to bury, საფლავი, saplavi, sepulcher, tomb (Georgian)
gimaḫḫu,
tomb,
kimāḫu,
tomb, grave, qebēru,
to bury the dead, to bury objects,
to be buried, to hide, to roll up,
etc., temēru,
to bury, to conceal, to be
sunken, to be buried, ḫaštu,
pit, grave, hole, šuttu,
ḫabbu,
laḫtu,
pit, šuttatu,
grave, pitfall
(Akkadian)
закапаць,
zakapać, to bury, грабніца, hrabnica, sepulcher, tomb
(Belarusian) pokopati,
to bury, grobnica, sepulcher,
grob,
tomb (Croatian) pochować,
zakopac, to
bury, grób, sepulcher, tomb (Polish) aprakt, to bury, kapa
piemineklis,
sepulcher, kapenes,
tomb, bēres, funeral
(Latvian)
a
îngropa,
to bury, mormânt,
sepulcher,
tomb SĂPA,
to hoe, to destroy, to ruin
(Romanian) haudata, to bury, hauta, sepulcher, tomb
(Finnish-Uralic)
να
θάψει, na
thápsei, to bury, μνήμα, mníma, sepulcher, τάφος, táfos, tomb,
nekrotafeio,
cemetery (Greek) թաղել, t’aghel,
to bury, գերեզմանատուն, gerezmanatun, sepulcher, գերեզման, gerezman,
tomb (Armenian) për të varrosur,
to bury, varr,
sepulcher, tomb
(Albanian)
ehortzi, to bury, larri, grave, hilobi, tomb
(Basque)
sepelio-pelire-pelivi
and pelti-peltum, to bury, ruin,
destroy;
sepulchra-orum,
cemetery
a adhlacadh, to bury,
tuama,
tomb (Irish) gus adhlacadh, to
bury, uaigh, tomb,
sepulcher (Scott) i gladdu, to
bury, bedd, tomb, sepulcher
(Welsh) seppellire,
to bury, sepolcro, sepulcher, tomba,
tomb (Italian) enterrer,
to bury,
sépulcre,
sepulcher; cimetičre, cemetery, tombeau,
tomb (French)
દફનાવી,
Daphanāvī,
to bury (Gujarati) gömmek,
to bury, mezar, tomb,
lahit, sarcophagus, tomb (Turkish)
жерлеу,
jerlew,
to bury, қабір, qabir,
көр, kör,
tomb (Kazakh) dafn
qilmoq, to bury, qabr,
tomb, grave, mausaleum (Uzbek) дафн
кунед, dafn
kuned, to bury, қабр, qaʙr,
tomb (Tajik)
көмүү, kömüü, to
bury, мүрзө, mürzö,
tomb (Kyrgyz) оршуулах,
orshuulakh,
to bury, булш,
bulsh, tomb, grave
(Mongolian)
awah(a)i-:
A awahai, D awahai/awahi awah(a)i,
burial,ńtata-: N
ńtata, A ńtată/ńtatu, L ńtata,
burial chamber, xupa-: N xupa,A xupă/xupu, L xupa,
tomb (Lycian) awasi-: D awasi,
burial (Mylian)
to bury
[<OE byrgan], to
ruin, destroy, buried, tomb
[<Gk. tombos], grave,
[<OE, grćf]
9-5
SEPeLES, Script
Q369,
See also, "to bury, funeral,":
11-2
um, om (VM), Script Q754 "I bury"
uma,
oma, (VMA), Script Q534, Q661, Q726, humat, "he
buries"
umai
omai, (VMAI), Script S30 (probably a name noted
by "ai"suffix, as in AECAI, Aesacus, Elinai,
Helen of Troy)
ume,
ome (VME), Script Z92, Q512, humet. "he would
bury" umen,
omen (VMEN)
Script R381, R554 "omen" umis,
omis (VMIS)
Script BT-14 (
xzis, zesati,
to join, connect; samdhay,
yati, to put
together, join with, make peace; mil, milati, to meet,
assemble, join, mix, combine; yat, yatati, te, to
join, connect, unite; tandra, series, line; tatiḥ, mālā, series,
kramaḥ, series in regular succession,
avali, row, range, series; niyut,
team of horses, series, row, gift; tantra, loom,
the warp, anything
continuus, series
peyvastan, پیوستن
to attach, join,
etc.,
mottassel kardan, متحد کردن
to join,
unite, reste,
seriسری
series, mokham, محکمtight,
bastan,
بستن to
tighten, close, etc., ettesâl
اتصال
joint, link, yoke (Persian)
შეუერთდესერთად, sheuertdes ertad,
to join together, გამკაცრდეს, gamk’atsrdes, to
tighten, სერია, seria,
series (Georgian)
emēdu, to
be joined together, unite, support, tax,
reach, assign, etc., kasű, to be joined together, unite,
to inflict diseases, assign, etc., ratāqu, to
join together,
kaṣāru, to join, to
tire, to bind together, organize,
concentrate, make compact, etc., ṣabātu,
to be joined, to hold or touch an
object, to connect, to think, to take
over a province or city, etc., muttetendu,
adj., joining forces, banding
together, riksu,
joint, bond, structure, strap,
sash, tie, bandage, etc.,raksu,
joined, attached, tied, hired,itmudu,
joint, collected, agglomerated, ištēniš, jointly,
instantly, together, at
the same time, etc.,ḫullu,
yoke, ṣamādu,
to yoke,to make
ready, harness, to drive, to put on a
bandage, to tie, attach, to connect, to
put on a bandage, to have harnessed,kiṣṣuru,
joined, linked, girt, braided(Akkadian)
аб'ядноўвацца,
abjadnoŭvacca, to
join together, зацягнуць, zaciahnuć, to
tighten, серыя, sieryja,
series (Belarusian) pridružiti se, to
join together, stegnuti, to
tighten, niz, series (Croatian) połączyć się,
to join together, dokręcać, to tighten, seria,
series (Polish) apvienoties kopā, to join
together, pievelciet, to
tighten, sērija,
series (Latvian)
să se alăture
împreună, to join
together, a
strange, to
tighten, serie,
series,ŞURUB, screw,
bolt (Romanian) liittyä yhteen, to
join together, kiristää, to tighten, sarja,
series (Finnish-Uralic)
να
συνεργαστούν, na
synergastoún, to join together,για
να σφίξετε, gia na sfíxete, to
tighten, σειρά seirá,
series
(Greek) միանալը,
mianaly,
to join together, խստացնել, khstats’nel, to tighten, սերիան, serian,
series (Armenian) për t'u bashkuar së
bashku, to join
together, për t'u shtrënguar, to
tighten, koleksion,
seri,
series (Albanian)
batu, elkartu, to join, segida, series, line,
sequence (Basque)
sero-serere, serui, sertum, to
join together, series-em-a,
row,
sequence, succession,
sero-ere,sevi,
-satum, to sow, to plant, lit. to sow
the seeds of, produce
páirt a ghlacadh
le chéile, to join together, níos doichte,
to tighten, sraith,
series
(Irish) tighinn
cňmhla, to join together, gus teannachadh,
to tighten, sreath,
series
(Scott) i ymuno â'i
gilydd, to join
together, ymuno,
to join, unite, i dynhau,
to tighten, cyfres, series
(Welsh) serrare, to
tighten, close, unirsi insieme, to
join together, serie,
series (Italian) serrer, to
press, to tighten, to squeeze, to crowd,
close, séries,
series (French)
цуврал, tsuvral,
series, чангал,
changal, to tighten, restrain
(Mongolian)
ritwat ä r, [B rittetär],
to join, unite (Tocharian) iukan, to yoke,#iúkán, yoke,yug/yuga, yoke,
pair, ishaur,
yoke, plow set,hamenk-,
attach, to marry, to link, kaleliya-,
attach, to tie up, kaleliie/a,
klelie/a, to tie up,tme(n)k, to join, to stick to,
affix,
to attach,to have an
affection for,tame(n)k,
tamenganu, tmenknu, to
attach,tarmāi-, attach, to fix, hap, to
join, attach,arp-, to
join with, hatku/hatkau,
tight, stressed,htkues,
hatkues, to become tight,hatk/ktk, istapinu,
to close, shut,
hatku/hatkau,
tight, stressed, htkues,
hatkues, to
become tight, hatkesnu, hatganu, to
tighten, wisurie/a,to tie up, to be difficult, to press
together, to be pressing, to suffocate, to
be tied up (Hittite)
to join [<Lat.
iungo, iungere,
iunxi, iunctum, to join] together,
put in a row, unite
[<LLat. unire] tighten, tight,
[<ME, of Scand. origin] series, fix [<Lat.
fixus,
p.p. of figere,
to fasten]
sodhayati,
punāti, to clarify, prasanna,
clear, śānta, serene, calm, quiet, prasphuta, manifest,
clear; dharaputa, clear as water; suprakaza,
very bright or clear; cikit, visible, clear;
prasannatman, of
gracious or tranquil mind
roshan kardan, روشن کردن
to make clear, illumine, clarify, roušan,
روشن clear, bright, ârâm,
adj., آرام serene, sâf,
adj., صاف clear,
serene, shining, âramesh,
آرامش serenity,
bijonbes, بی جنبش ,
tranquil, serene
(Persian)
ნათელიგახადოს, nateli gakhados, to make
clear, მშვიდი, mshvidi,
serene (Georgian)
χežmə,
clear, bright (Hurrian)
ebēbu, to
clear oneself of an accusation, to make clean,
to clean, become cleansed, murruqu,
clear, intelligible,napardű, to make clear, explicit,
to become pleased, to brighten,
illuminate, etc.,namāru,
to clear up, to become clear,
intelligible, to brighten, illuminate,
etc., wuddi,
adv., clearly, evidently, certainly,namāru,
clearing, path,zūku,
clarity, kupartu,
purification, zakutű,
clear and definite information,
exemption, cleanliness
(Akkadian)
каб
ясна, kab jasna, to make clear, ціхамірны, cichamirny, serene (Belarusian) jasno, to make
clear, spokojan, serene
(Croatian)
wyjaśnić, to make clear, spokojny, serene
(Polish) skaidrs,
to make clear, mierīgs, serene (Latvian) să clarificăm,
to make clear, senin,
serene (Romanian) tehdä selväksi, to
make clear, seesteinen,
serene (Finnish-Uralic)
για
να καταστεί σαφές, gia na katasteí safés, to make
clear, γαλήνιος, galínios,
serene (Greek) պարզեցնելու
համար, parzets’nelu hamar, to make
clear, հանգիստ, hangist, serene (Armenian)për
ta bërë të qartë, to make clear, i
qetë, serene,
tranquil (Albanian)
argitzeko, to make clear, lasaia, serene
(Basque)
sereno-are
a dhéanamh soiléir,
to make clear, serene,
serene (Irish) gus a dhčanamh
soilleir, to make clear, serene,
serene (Scott) i wneud yn glir, to make clear, egluro,
to explain, clarify; clirio, to clear,
seren, serene
(Welsh) per chiarire, to make clear,
sereno, serene
(Italian) faire clair,
to make clear, serein,
serene, placid; sérénité,
serenity (French)
āṣtär (adj.),
clean, clear, pure
(Tocharian)
prkua(i),
paparkua, to cleanse,
purify,
thusia? quiet,
silent, to keep silent (Luvian)
misriwes,
bright, to become full (said of the moon),
misriwadr,
brightness, luk-,
to brighten, set ablaze, to light, to get
light, parkunu,
#parkunu,
to clear,lisae,
to clear out,harki-,
clear, white, karsi-,
clear,
without
hindrance, free, without
hesitation, parku(i)e/a, to cleanse, to purify, to declare
innocent, to justify, to castrate, to
clarify, to clear up, to become pure, prkui,
prkuwai, clean, pure, clear, free of,
proven innocent, parkui,
pure, clean (Hittite)
to make clear
[<Lat. clarus-a
um, clear, bright], make
bright, fair weather, eclair, a
pastry [<OFr. esclair,
lightning]
serene, quiet
[<Lat. quietus -a -um,
resting]
sad, sidati,
to sit, seat one's self (esp. for a sacrifice),
lie down, around or in wait for, be overcome,
fall into trouble, distress or
despair, decay, vanish; stha, tisthati, -te, to
stand, stay, stop,
remain, wait; as,
aste,
to sit, seat one's self on, settle down, keep
quiet, rest, lie, dwell, stay, remain
âste[âh, ĺńh] to sit (Avestan)
nešastan,
ستن to sit
(Persian)
დაჯდომა, dajdoma, to sit (Georgian)
naḫ-,
sit down, to carry away (Urartian)
naḫḫ-,
naxː- ⟨naḫḫ-⟩, to sit down, to set, to
place (Hurrian)
ašābu,
to sit down, wait, stay somewhere, reside,
to live, ašbu,
sitting, tenant, inhabitant, present
(Akkadian)
сядзець, siadzieć, to
sit (Belarusian) sat, sate,
to sit
(Serbo-Croatian) sjesti, to sit
(Croatian) usiąść,
to sit (Polish)
sesta,
seat; sestun,
to sit (Baltic-
Sudovian) sēdēt, to sit
(Latvian) a sta, to
sit, ŞEDE,
he/she sits; SAT, SATUL, village, the village
(Romanian) istua, to sit
(Finnish-Uralic)
να
καθίσει, na kathísei, to sit
(Greek) նստել,
nstel,
to sit (Armenian) te ulesh, to
sit
(Albanian)
eseri, to
sit (Basque)
sedeo, sedere, sedi, to sit
Suigh,
to sit (Irish) suidhe,
to sit (Scott) eistedd,
to sit, seat
(Welsh)
sedere,
to sit (Italian) s'asseoir, to sit, sičge,
seat; (French)
બેસી, Bēsī,to sit (Gujarati) oturmak, to sit
(Turkish) отыру, otırw, to
sit (Kazakh) o'tirmoq, to
sit (Uzbek) шиштан,
şiştan, to sit
(Tajik) отуруу,
oturuu,
to sit (Kyrgyz) суух, suukh,
to sit (Mongolian)
坐, Zuň,
to sit (Traditional Chinese)
āsāṃ[B asāṃ] seat
(Tocharian) aha-A
to sit (Lydian) asati, astti to sit (Lycian) es, to sit
(Nesian)
as- , #as,ēs-,ēsa,
es/as,
to sit, es,
to sit down,
asas/ase/is,asa,
to seat, ase/isanu,
ases-,
sit, to give a seat, to settle, sēr
d. to sit, to lay, dāi-,
tāi-, to sit, to lay, to
put
(Hittite)
