ta, tad, he, she, it, this that; ya ta, whoever, anybody;

tvá, thy, your

azâne to, at, adj.,
azâne to [n], thy; azâne somâ, your, adj. (Persian)

dawna forrma, thy (Polish)
TA, thy (Romanian)

sas (Greek)
jot, yt, jote, yte,
tënd, thy
(Albanian)

tuus (singular); vester (plural)

dy ('th) (Welsh)
tuo, tua, tuoi, tue (Italian)
ta, adj., [f], thy, your (French)

thy, your

ta, Script Z1334, Z1397, N357, Q290, Q320, Q326, Q671, Aph-3, TC61, S-18, Au34, XB-42, XJ-21

tuam, tvam

somâ, somârâ,
you, pron.
(Persian)

pan, pani, ty, wy,
you (Polish)
te, you (Romanian)

eseis, esy, you
(Greek)
ti, ju, teje [prej], të, njeriu, pron. you (Albanian)

tu, you Nom.
tui, you Gen.
tibi, you Dat.
te, you Acc.
te, you, Abl.

chi (chwi), chwithau, dy ('th), eich ('ch), ti (Welsh)
te, you, to you (Italian)
te, you, to you, to
thee, to yourself
(French)

you, to you

TE Script M45, N184, N294, N453, Q15, Q17, Q25, Q42, Q46, Q209, Q283, Q521, Q551, Q671, R41, R54, R59, R76, R173, R188, R212, R229, R270, R339, Au39, L15, BS-7

tuam, tvam?

azâne to, at, adj.,
azâne to [n], thy;
azâne somâ, your, adj. (Persian)

pan, pani, ty, wy,
you (Polish)

eseis, esy, you
(Greek)

ti, ju, teje [prej], të, njeriu, pron. you (Albanian)

vos, vestri, vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis  etc., plur.

chi (chwi); chwychwi,
pron. you yourselves

(Welsh)
vos (Italian)
vous (French)

you, plural,
possessive?

Te, Script AO-4, XB-31, XF-4, TC46,TC61, TC71, TC108, TC170, TC201, TC260, TC298, TC327, K74, K86, AP-4, Au90, N230, N349, N404, Q806, R17, R116, R124, R258, R306, R359, PL-6, SM-4, Au-2, Au92, L24, L53 XB-31

x

somâ, somârâ,
you, pron.; azâne to, at, adj., azâne to [n], thy; azâne somâ, your, adj. (Persian)

pan, pani, ty, wy,
you ; pan sam, sie, siebie, sobie, ty sam, yourself
(Polish)
ŢI, you Romanian)

esy o idios, monos sou, o eaftos sou
(Greek)
ti, ju, teje [prej], të, njeriu, pron. you (Albanian)

tibi, 2nd person
personal & reflexive,
Dat., you

chi (chwi), chwithau,
dy ('th), eich ('ch), ti (Welsh)
ti, you, to you,
yourself (Italian)

you, to you,
yourself

TI, Script Z84, Z105, Z300, Z572, Z880, Z945, Z1386, Z1770, Z1818, K79, AG-8, AK-7, TC41, TC46, Au85, BT-17, Au84, PC-5

x

somâ, somârâ,
you, pron. azâne
to, at, adj., azâne to [n], thy; azâne somâ, your, adj. (Persian)

panski, twoj, wasz, your (Polish)
TEU, old Romanian for your

juaj, tënd, yt, i
njeriut, tipik, your, pron. (Albanian)

tu, 2nd person pers. & reflex., Nom., you;
tui, 2nd person pers. & reflex. Gen., you

chi (chwi), chwithau,
dy ('th), eich ('ch), ti (Welsh)
tu, pers. pron. you,
thou, sing.
tuo, tuoi, adj. poss.
your, thy, yours, sing. pl. (Italian)
tu, pers. pron., you;
toi, pers. pron. you,
possessive; ton, poss. adj. [m] (f. ta, pl. tes) your, thine (French)

you, your

tu (TV), Script Z656, TC161, TC108, TC170, TC201, N149, N160, N230, N244, N254, R212, R314, R370, R394, R426, R447, R459, R521, R530, R596, R607, R619, R633, R653, N417, N522, N582, N748, Q51, Q66, Q74, Q95, Q107, Q171, Q217, Q224, Q273, Q311, Q351, Q406, Q442, Q460, Q754, Q899, R51, R70, R72, R128, R173, R188
thu (ΘV) , Script M78

tvaa, unto you;
tvaaM, to you;
tvai, with regard to thee

W-tun; E-Du. (Armenian)
tvêm [tûm], thou (Avestan)
somâ, somârâ,
you, pron. azâne
to, at, adj., azâne to [n], thy; azâne somâ, your, adj. (Persian)

tebe, tebi, ti,
vama, vas, vi
(Serbo-Croatian)
pan, pani, ty, wy,
you (Polish)
ty [sing.], vy [pl.]
Belarus)
tu, thou (Baltic
Sudovian)
tu (Baltic
Lithuanian)

eseis, esy (Greek)
tri, ju, teje, te,
njeriu (Albanian)

tu, ta, te, tibi

chi (chwi), chwithau,
dy ('th), eich ('ch), ti (Welsh)
agaibh, chugad, to you, s.; sibh, ye; té [f], t', thy; tu and tù, tus, thusa (Scott)
da, te (Breton)
ta, tu, toi, te,ton, tes
(French)
tu, tuo, tuoi, vi (Italian)
tu, thou (Tocharian)
tuk (Hittite)

you, to you

tu (TV), TE,
Te, See above

vaH

tava [tûm], of
thee, thwa [-]
thwat [tûm]
(thee) thwat
[tûm] ve (Avestan)
azâne somâ, your, adj. (Persian)

panski, twoj, wasz, your (Polish)
jusun, your
(Baltic-Sudovian)

dikos sas
(Greek)
juaj, tënd, yt,
injerint, tirik
(Albanian)

tibi

chi (chwi), chwithau, dy ('th), eich ('ch), ti (Welsh)
bhur, bhur n- (Scott)
da (Breton)
ve (Italian)
ta, tes, votres,
vos (French)

your, yours

ti, ta? See above

bhArman, support,
board, table; paTTakan [f], plate, tablet, cloth, bandage, document; phalaka, adj. result, advantage, halaka [n], tablet, board, a
wooden bench, palm of the hand, shield

miz,xân, xorâk,
table [n]; taxte,
lowhe, tablet [n]
(Persian)

tabletka, tablica,
tablet (Polish)
TABLĂ, sheetmetal, board, blackboard (Romanian)

trapezi, bazo sto
trapezi, table;
chapi, pinakida,
tablet
(Greek)
tryezë, tavolinë,
tryezë, e shtruar,
ushqim, tabelë,
shesh, rrafshnaltë,
table [n] (Albanian)

tabella-ae [f], tablet, flat board, document, letter, record

bord-ydd-au [f], table, board; tabl-au [m], table; tafle-nau-ni [f],
table, list, leaflet
(Welsh)
tabella [f] table, list
tavola [f] tavolo [m], table, board, plate (Italian)
table [f] (French)

table, tablet, board [<OE bord]

table (TA8LE),
Script Q107

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x

Tages, Etruscan
god of boundaries

Tages, Script N320,
N353, N444, N660;
Q863, R278, R607

pUy, pUyati, to
become foul or putrid, stink; [f], dirty, foul, timid, shy [n. m.], dirt,
timidity, shyness

nâpâk, cerkin,
palid, adj., palid
[n], foul (Persian)

faul,
niedozwolony,
nieprzepisowy,
wstretny, foul (Polish)

epithetikos,
prosblitikos,
offensive (Greek)
i pistë, i ndyrë, i
urryer, i zënë
[oxhak], i
turpshëm, i
padrejtë, adj. foul
(Albanian)

taeter-tra-trum

afiach, adj. unwell,
unhealthy, sick, dirty, foul, unwholesome,
noxious; amhur
(amhurol, amur), adj., impure, foul, unclean; budr (budur), adj. dirty, filthy, nasty, vile, foul; aflan, adj.
unclean, polluted, foul (Welsh)
sporco, immondo,
torbido, fedtido,
infetto, brutto, adj. foul (Italian)
immonde, souillé,
odieux, infâme,
bourbeux [water], adj. (French)

foul [<OE ful], hideous, offensive,
abominable

TAITeR,
Script Z421

sama, adj., even,
smooth, parallel; like, equal to

conin, yekconin,
ingune, such, adv., pron.; mânand,
hamânand, yeksân, adv. mânand, yeksân [n], similar (Persian)

podobny, taki, ten, such (Polish)

omoios, similar;
tetoios, such
(Greek)
kaq, i tillë, such,
adj. (Albanian)

talis-e, of such a kind, such

cyfryw, adj. like, such cyffelyb, adj. like, similar (Welsh)
tale, adj., pron. (Italian)
tel, telle, adj., pron.
(French)

such, like, similar, same, such a one

tal, Script TC161

vairayAtanA [f],
requital of enmity,
retaliation; pratikAra [m], requital, retaliation,
counteraction, remedy; pratikriyA [f], requital, retaliation, defence, remedy

tuzes, retaliation
(Persian)

ktos, someone
(Polish)

antekdikisi (Greek)
shpagim, shpagë,
retaliation; dikush, ndonjëri,
dicka, someone,
pron.(Albanian)

talo-onis [f], retaliation

ad-daledigaeth-au
[m.f.], ad-daliad-au
[m], retribution,
recompense,
retaliation; rhywun
[m], someone (Welsh)
taluno, adj. pron.
someone (Italian)
talion [m], retaliation, (French)

retaliation?
someone?

talena, Script
Q39, Q41

tamah, tamas.h
(darkness, m.)

tars, bim [n],
tarsidan, to fear;
târik, adj. [n], dark (Persian)

potamniti (Serbo
Croatian)
ciemnosc, darkness, gloom;
przygnebienie,
gloom; hanba,
hanbic znieslawic,
dishonor (Polish)
dumas, dark;
tamsa, gloomy
(Baltic-Sudovian)
TAMAN, so, so far, to such a degree (Romanian)

atimia (Greek)
errësirë, dishonour,
trishtim, mërzi,
gloom (Albanian)

temero-are

caddugo, tywyllu, to darken, obscure;
anharddu, to defile,
disfigure; amharchu, to
disrespect, dishonour,
disparage; caddug [m], gwyll-ion [m], prudd der [m], gloom; tristwch-au [m], sadness, sorrow (Welsh)
oscurare, to darken;
disonore, to dishonor; timore [m], fear, dread
(Italian)
obscur, sombre, adj.
dark; obscurcir, noircir, to darken; déshonneur,
to dishonour; timoré, adj. timorous; triste,
sadness, gloom
(French)
neku, to get dark,
tamas, to torment
(Hittite)

to darken [<OE
deorc], defile [<Fr. défiler],
dishonour [<Lat.
honoro-are, to
honour]

tam, Script L35
tamera, Script PN-2
tamir, Script L84;

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x

x

x

x

x

Tanaquil, Etruscan
Queen; an expert in divination, wife of Tarquin Priscus – the Elder, 5th king of Rome

Thanchuilus,
Thanchoilos,
(THANKVILVS),
Script A-1

Astara [m], spread,
couch, carpet, cushion, coverlet

pârceye pardeyi,
pardye qâlicenemâ,
tapestry [n]; qâlice [n], rug; qâli [n], fars kardan, to
carpet (Persian)

dywan, carpet
(Polish)

chali, carpet; chali, tapetsaria, tapestry (Greek)
sixhade, tapiceri,
tapestry [n]
(Albanian)

tapeta-ae [m]

brycan (brecan)-au
[m.f.], blanket, rug
carped-au-i [m], carpet hugan-au [f], cloak, covering, rug (Welsh)
tapppezzeria [f]
(Italian)
tapis [m] (French)
tabahaza, air (Lycian)

tapestry [<Gk.
tapes, carpet],
carpet [<OItal.
carpita], rug [<of
Scan. origin]

tapis, Script Q893

viha, air, the sky;
abhra [m], rain-cloud,
sky; AzA [f], space, region, quarter of the sky; Varuna, sky-god

ashnô [ashan]
(Avestan)
âsmân, sepehr,
sky [n]; âsmân,
behest, minu,
heaven [n]; abr,
miq, cloud; havâ, bâd, vây, air [n]
(Persian)

niebiosa, niebo,
sky (Polish)
niabiosy, nieba,
(Belarus)

ouranos, sky,
heaven; Uranus,
sky-god; aeras,
yfos, air (Greek)
qiell, parajsë
(Albanian)

caelum-i, heaven, sky, air, climate

awyr [f], wybr-au [f], sky, ffurfafen
nau [f], nwyfre [m],
firmament, sky; celi
[m], heaven, god
(Welsh)
athar; nèamh, sky,
heaven; speur (Scott)
cielo [m]; nube [f],
cloud (Italian)
ciel [m]; nuage [m],
cloud (French)
tabahaza (Lycian)
nepis, sky (Hittite)

sky [<ON sky,
cloud], air [<Gk. aer], heaven [<OE heofan]

tapis? Script Q893

tavAgA, strong, huge (bull); saurabheya, [m,
f.], bull, cow.

gava, cow, bull
staora [-] m. beast, draft animal, steer
(Avestan)
gâve nar, bull [n] (Persian)

byk, samiec, bull (Polish)
lanikis (Baltic
Sudovian)
TAUR, bull (Romanian)

tavros, psemata
(Greek)
dem, mashkull,
bulë (Albanian)

taurus-i [m]

tarw (teirw) [m], bull (Welsh)
tarbh [m] (Scott)
toro [m] (Italian)
taureau [m] (French)
wawa, a bull (Hittite)

bull, [<ON boli]
steer [<OE steor]

tar, Script Z12, Z145, M-1, BS-10?

tavAgA, strong, huge (bull); saurabheya, [m,
f.], bull, cow.

gâv, mâdegâv, cow (Persian)

krowa, zastraszyc,
cow; byk, samiec,
bull (Polish)
ŢARINĂ, field (Romanian)

agelada, cow;
tavros, psemata
(Greek)
lopë, cow
(Albanian)

taurus-i [m], bull;
vacca-ae [f], a cow;
campus, field

tarw (teirw) [m], bull buwch (buchod) [f],
cow (Welsh)
taurino [m] bull-like; mucca [f], cow; campo, field (Italian)
taureau [m], bull; vache [f], cow; champ, terrain, field  (French)

cow [<OE cu]-like

Tarina, Script
N173, N184; see
Note (5)

x

x

x

x

Tarquini-orum, [m.pl], an old town in Etruria,
whence came the
Tarquin family,
including two kings of Rome

x

the Tarquins, a
gens of the early kings of Rome that originated in Etruria

Tarkie, Script DL-10;
Tarkonos, Tarkunus
(TARKVNVS),
Script DL-6; see Note (4)

tim, timyati, to
become quiet; il {ilati}, come, {ilayati}, be quiet, not budge; rati
[f], rest, repose, quiet, comfort, pleasure, sexual intercourse; tuS,
tuSyati, to become
quiet, satisfied,
pleased

ârâmes, âsâyes,
xâmusi, quiet [n]; ârâm, xâmus, biârâmes, still, adj. (Persian)

cichy, cisza,
lagodny, skromny, spokoj, spokojny,
uspokoic sie, quiet; cichy, milczacy, silent (Polish)
TACI! be silent!(Romanian)

siopilos, siopiros,
tacit; boubos,
afonos, silent
(Greek)
qetësoj, resht, to be quiet; heshtje,
qetësi, quiet [n]
(Albanian)

taceo-ere-itum

distewi, to be silent,
calm, quiet; tawedog,
adj. silent, taciturn,
reticent (Welsh)
tacere (Italian)
tacite, adj. tacit
(French)

to be silent [<Lat.| sileo -ere -ui], still [<OE still], quiet [<Lat. quietus -a-um]

tas, Script Z1168, Au32, XM-2
tasi, Script XM-6

RNin, adj., indebted, obliged [m],. a debtor;
saRNa, adj., having
debts, indebted; RNa, adj., guilty [n], guilt, debt, obligation,
RNadhAray, to be
indebted to

bedehkâr budan,
bedehi dâstan, to
owe (Persian)

byc dluznym,
zawdzieczac, owe; odwrocic, zmienic kierunek, divert
(Polish)

ektrepo,
diaskedazo, to
divert (Greek)
devijoj (Albanian)

debeo-ere -ui-itum; to owe

dylu, should, ought to, owe, infatuate;
dyled -ion [f],
debt, obligation,
debit, duty (Welsh)
devere (Italian)
devoir (French)

to owe [<OE ule] to carry away or down

teb (te8),
Script N95;
tebe (TE8E), Script
N139, Q224
tebra (TE8RA),
Script Q500, R474;
tevre (TE8RE), Script N638;
tebri (TE8RI), Script
N676

dhvan, to cover; 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

nikañte [ni-kan],
to bury; daxma [-], grave (Avestan)
puses [n],
pusândan,
pusidan, to cover; bexâk sepordan, to
bury (Persian)
be-dap
(Yagnobian)

pochowac,
pogrzebac,
zakopac, bury;
celowac, koperta,
okladka,okryc,
okrycie, oslonic,
pokrowiec,
pokryc, pokrycie,
polisa, powlec,
przkryc, cover
(Polish)
enkapt, to bury
(Baltic-Sudovian)

thabo, to bury;
kalypto, kalypsi,
to cover (Greek)
varros, gropos, fus, rras, to bury;
maskim, mbulim,
cover; mbuloj, to
cover (Albanian)

tego, tegere, texi,
tectum, to cover, bury
fossa-ae [f] ditch,
trench, channel;
decoro-are, to
embellish, beautify, adorn; tectorius i-um, plaster, stucco,
fresco,

anhuddo, to cover,
engulf; gordoi, to
overspread, cover
toi, to cover, roof, thatch (Welsh)
teagair, va. collect,
supply, cover,
protect, shelter;
teagar [m] provision;
teagaisg, va. to
teach, instruct;
teagasgair [m]
teacher (Scott)
sepillire,
sotterrare, to bury;
coprire, celare, to
cover; mascherare,
vt. to mask; fosse
[f] pit, hole, grave
tacere, to say nothing, be tacit (Italian)
enterer, to bury;
couvrir, to cover;
masquer, to cover,
conceal; fosse [f]
pit, hole, trench,
grave, lion's den;
tacite, adj. tacit
(French)
tekan, takama, ground
(Hittite)

to cover [<Lat.
cooperire, to cover completely], to
bury [<OE
brygan], to conceal, to mask [<Ital. maschera], to
shield, protect;

tec, Script Z111,
Z122, Z214, TC266
tek, Script XB-15
THeK (ΘeK), Script M74,
THeKSI (ΘeKSI), Script S-1
tece, Script AL-8,

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gypsos,
asbestono,
sobatizo, plaster
(Greek)

decuria-ae [f], a body of ten men, jurors;
tectorius-a-um, plaster, stucco

x

name, Tekeias Tekories?

Tekeias, Script Q-1
Tekories (TEKVRIES)
Script Q-2 name:
Tekeias Tekories; part of introductory phrase beginning with semenies..

zubhay, zubhayati, to adorn; maND,
maNDayati, to deck, adorn, embellish, glorify; Rc, arcati, to beam, shine, sing, praise, honour, adorn

ârâyes, âzinbandi,
âzin, decoration
[n]; ârâstan,
pirâstan, to adorn (Persian)

dekorowac,
odnowic, ozdobic,
decorate (Polish)

kosmo, stolizo, to
adorn; diakosmo,
to decorate (Greek)
zbukuroj, stolis, to adorn; dekoroj,
zbukuroj, to
decorate (Albanian)

decoro-are, adorn
;

arwisgo, to enrobe,
array, invest, decorage
(Welsh)
addurno, to adorn,
decorate, grace,
illuminate (Welsh)
decorare, adorn; (Italian)
décorer (French)

to embellish
[<OFr. embellir],
adorn [<Lat.
adorno-are]

tecum (TECVM), Script
Z1615, Au13; see Note (1)

dasha

dasa [dasan] (Avestan)
dah (Persian)

deset (Serbo
Croation)
ZECE, ten (Romanian)

deka (Greek)
dhjetë (Albanian)

decem

deich, ten;
deicheamh, tenth
(Scott)
deg-au [m] (Welsh)
dek (Breton)
dieci (Italian)
dix, (French)
s'äk, s'ek
(Tocharian)

ten [<OE tien]

tecum (TECVM)?
Script Z1615, Au13
tikam (ticham)?
R286

AdhRSe, to attack
or defy; dhRS,
dhRSNoti, dharSati, to be bold, dare or
venture, defy, attack, injure, violate, conquer

mobâreze xâhi [n]; bejang xândan, sârânidan, to
challenge (Persian)

przeciwstawiac sie, stawiac opor, defy; rzucic wyzwanie,
wyzwanie,
challenge (Polish)

apsifo, to deny;
tulmo, prokalo,
proklisi, to
dare, challenge
(Greek)
sridoj, to challenge
(Albanian)

provoco-are

beiddio, to dare,
presume, defy (Welsh)
deò (Scott)
sfidare (Italian)
défier, to defy,
dare, challenge;
défi, [m] (French)

to defy [<OFr.
desfier], challenge, dare [<OE durran]

teu (TEF) Script
AN20; re:
deviv (OE, Script K136
(probably revio – (L.
reveho-vehere -vexi
-vectum) ride back, sail back– the last three words of K136)

iisha divi, in heaven divya devaaya, divine
deva, devaM, God
devataa, devi, goddess; Bhaga, among the dieties of the highest
sphere; sometimes
another expression of god in the Rig Veda.

daêum [daêva],
god, devil
daêvi [daêvî],
female daêva
ahura, ahura
mazdâ [-]
(Avestan)
Xodâ, Izad,
Parvardegâr, God (Persian)

bog, god bogina,
goddess
(Serbo-Croatian)
bog, bostwo, god
(Polish)
boh [m] (Belarus)
deivas, God,
father of light
(Baltic-Sudovian)
ZEU, god (Romanian)

Zeus, light;
théos, a god
(Greek)
nyjni, zot,
perëndi
(Albanian)

deus, divus,
numen divinum
[m], di [dii],
divi, numina;
caelestes, supers, dea, diva [f]

celi [m], heaven, god; duw-iau [m], god, diety dofydd [m]; duwies-au
[f], goddess, nymph
(Welsh)
dia, Dia, a god, God; diadhair, divine (Scott)
doue (Breton)
dio [m], god; dea [f] goddess; (Italian)
dieu [m], dieux, pl. god; deesse [f], goddess (French)
divi, a god,
divNali, divine (Lydian)
zbali, a deity,
zusi, Zeus (Lycian)
siwali, a diety, siu,
siun, a god (Hittite)

god [<OE god], goddess

tei, Script
Z1326, Z1562, Z1853, Z1869, TC170, N453, Q50, Q422, R459, K20, Aph-4, OM-8, L20, K18, XA-11
teia, Script XJ-9
teiva (TEIFA), Script PL-30
teis, Script Z1243, K23, K118, M19, Z1265, BT-9
teim, Script Z1265
(probably teis)
tev (TEF) Script
AN20 (see tev
above);
see Note (10)

kInAra, m., cultivator
of the soil' akRSTa,
untilled soil; devaloka, the world of the gods; talaloka, the nether
world; ASTrI, [f]
fireplace, hearth;
kSam [f], the earth;
bhUr, earth

anghu [m], earth
(Avestan)
zamin, xâk, bum, earth [n]; xâk, soil [n]; zamin, xoski,
bum, land [n]
(Persian)

zemilja (Serbo
Croatian)
grunt, swiat,
uziemic,
uziemienie, ziemia, earth; kraj, lad, ladowac, teren,
wysadzic na lad,
ziemia, zlapac
rybe, land; brud,
brudzic, gleba,
plama, plamic, soil kraj, wies, country (Polish)
ziamla [f.]
(Belarus)
ŢOL, warp, loom (Romanian)

choma, earth
edatos, soil; xira,
apobibasomai, land (Greek)
botë, planeti,
taban, earth; toke,
dhe, soil; farkë,
shtëpi, hearth
(Albanian)

tellus-oris [f], earth; tela-ae [f] a web in weaving, a warp, a spider's web, a loom; telum-i, a missile, dart, javelin, spear, beam of light, focus-i [m],
fireplace, hearth; terra-ae [f], earth, land, soil, country

daear-oedd [f], earth, ground, soil, mold; llawr (lloriau) Note (11) [m], floor, ground,
earth aelwyd-ydd [f], hearth, fireside, home (Welsh)
teallach [m] hearth,
fireplace, smith's
forge (Scott)]
focolare [m] hearth;
tela [f] linen, cloth, telaio [m] loom; terra [f], earth, ground, soil
(Italian)
foyer [m] hearth,
fireplace; tel, telle, adj. such, like similar; pron.
such a one; terre [f],
earth, ground (French)
tekan, takama, ground
(Hittite)

earth [<OE eorthe], soil [<Lat. solium
-i, a chair of state, throne], land [<OE
land], a country
[<LLat. contrata],
the world [<OE
weorold], ground

tel, Script TC170
telos, telus (telvs),
Script N123

acalā, the earth

yugaMdhara,
the pole of a carriage; apacāy, to fear,  respect,  honor

qotb, Tir, tir, nây, pole [n] (Persian)
d.ang, pole, stick (Pushtu); dangal, pole, stick
(Yagnobian)

biegun, polak,
polka, slup,
tyczka, pole
(Polish)
TEAMĂ, fear (Romanian)

polos, passalos
(Greek)
timon, shtyllë,
shtizë, pol
(Albanian)

temo-onis [m], pole; timere, to fear

cledr-au [f], pole, post, pile, rail, palm; pawl
polion [m], pole, stake, pile; polyn-polion [m], pole, picket; trostan-au
[f], pole (Welsh)
timone [m] rudder,
pole of a cart ; tema, timore, fear, to fear (Italian)
timon [m], pole, pole of a cart; craindre, redouter, to fear (French)

pole [<Gk., palus, stake] the pole of a
waggon

tema (K96)
TeMIA, Script Au-3, Au-90 (probably Te MIA, your month of May or Mia, mother of Mercury

bhR, bibharti, hold,
wear, carry, keep,
convey, transport,
maintain, support; tan, tanoti, tanute,
last, continue,
protract,compose,
make; dharati, -te,
dhArayati, -te,
to hold, support, bear, carry on, possess

dar- geredhmahi
[garedh], to hold
(Avestan)
negâh dâstan, dârâ budan, pâydâr budan, to hold dâstan, vâdâr kardan, nâgozir, budan, to have
(Persian)

drska, posed
(Serbo-Croatian)
held, ladownia,
obchodzic, sadzic,
trzymac, uchwyt,
uwazac, zawierac,
hold; brac, took,
zabierac, take;
posiadac, possess
(Polish)
trymac, v. imp.
(Belarus)
ŢIN, I hold; ŢINE, he/she holds; TÂNĂR, young male;  TÂNĂRĂ, young female (Romanian)

krato, katecho,
hold; diatiro,
diafylasso,
preserve; pairno,
piano, take;
(Greek)
mendaj, to hold,
take; besoj, to
hold; kuptoj,
arrij, to take;
kam, zotëroj,
posedoj, to hold,
possess (Albanian)

teneo,tenere, tenui,
tentum possideo
sidere- sedi -sessum, to have, possess, hold

cadw, to keep,
preserve, save, hold, conserve, guard, detain,
retain, observe (Welsh)
beir, va.irr. beirsinn,
take hold of, bring,
produce, catch;
teannaich, va. tighten, close, draw or crowd together (Scott)
tenere (Italian)
tenir (French)
ta, to take (Hittite)

to hold [<OE
healdan], possess, keep [<OE cepan,
to observe],
preserve, seize
[<OFr. seisir],
occupy [<Lat. occupo-are],
manage [<Lat.
manus, hand],
remain [<Lat.
remaneo-manere
mansi -mansum, to remain behind], bring [<OE bringan]; take [ON taka]

ten, Script TC46, F-3
tena, Script Z1553, Q671, L49
tene, Script K104;
tenin, Script AL-8
teno (TENV),
Script Q893;
TENeR, Script
TC-7, TC19, TC46,
BS-18
tenara, Script BT30
TENeRAS, Script VP-15

mahant, great, big,
large, tall, extensive, many, intensive, thick,
dense, abundant, high, noble, greatness, might; bahala, adj., thick, dense, wide, large

cagâli, anbuhi,
tarâkom, density
[n] (Persian)

gesty, zwarty,
dense (Polish)

pyknotita, density;
sympyknono,
condense (Greek)

tensa-ae [f]; a car to carry the gods; denso-are, and denseo-ere, to
make thick, condense,
press together

dwys-ion, adj. dense, grave, deep, intense trwchus, adj. thick (Welsh)
denso, adj. thick,
densita [f], density,
thickness (Italian)
dense, adj. thick;
densité [f], density,
denseness,
compactness, fullness,
substance (French)

a car on which
mages of the
gods were carried; dense, density7

tens, or tensitim
Script N53, PQ-16
then (ΘEN), Script, PQW-16

iS, iSati, eSati,
advance, strive,
tend towards

kasidan, kas
dâdan, gostares
dâdan, to stretch
(Persian)

elastyczosc,
naciagnac, napiac, naprezyc, przeciag,
rozciagnac,
rozciagniecie,
rozpietosc, stretch proba, probowac, usilowac, attempt
(Polish)

tentono, exteino
to stretch (Greek)
hap, tërheq,
shtru, satriqem,
tendos, tejkaloj
stretch (Albanian)

tendo, tendere,
tetendi, tentum and
tensum; extendo
tendere -tendi -tensum,
to stretch

estyn, to extend, reach, pass, hand, stretch, lengthen, prolong; taenu, to spread, expand, stretch (Welsh)
estendere, to stretch; attentato, to
attempt (Italian)
tenter, to attempt;
tendre, to stretch;
happer, to snap up, to snatch, to waylay
(French)
pangarija, to spread
(Hittite)

to stretch [<OE
streccan] spread
[<OE spraeden],
to direct, present, to pitch, direct one's course,| tend, attempt happen [<ON happ]

tenta, Script Q283;
tento (tentv)
Scripts Q360, Q369,
Q713, Q813, Q863,
R394, R521

taptR, adj., making hot or warm; tap, tapati, to be warm or hot, burn; shine, castigate one's self, do penance, suffer

garm, xungarm,
girâ, adj. warm
(Persian)

cieply, grzac,
rozgrzewac,
serdeczny, warm
(Polish)

thermos,
thermaino, warm
(Greek)
mbaj ngrohtë,
ngroh, gëzoj,
ngrohem, to be
warm (Albanian)

tepeo-ere, to be warm or luke warm

di-oer, adj. warm;
twym, adj. warm, hot,  sultry; gwresog, adj.
warm, hot, fervent,
fervid, ardent (Welsh)
tepido, adj. luke warm; tepore [m] warmth (Italian)
tiède, chaud, adj.
(French)

warm [<OE
wearm]? an initial,
TP, like CN?

TeP, Script L71

tris, trikRtvas, adv.,
thrice, three times;

âthritîm
[âthritya] thrish,
thrice (Avestan)
sebarâbar, selâ,
segâne, threefold;
sevorn, sevorni,
yek sevorn, adj.
[n], third
(Persian)

trzeci, trzecia
czesc, third
(Polish)
tirtas, third
(Baltic-Sudovian)
TREI, three (Romanian)

treis fores, thrice;
trito, third (Greek)
triherë
(Albanian)

ter

trydydd (trydedd) [f], adj. third; tri (tair) [f], three (Welsh)
treas; trian, a
third part (Scott)
terzo (Italian)
troisième (French)

three times,
thrice [<OE thriga]

ter, Script Q311,
R49, R619 see
numbers

dharaNi avaniM, earth; rup [f], the earth; ku [f], earth, soil, land; kaTT, kaTTayati, to heap up the earth about, make a hill; kSam [f], the earth; bhUr, earth

zam [-] dah'yunãm
[dah'yu]; anghu
[m], earth
(Avestan)
zamin, xâk, bum, earth [n]; xâk, soil [n]; zamin, xoski,
bum, land [n]
(Persian)

zemilja (Serbo
Croatian)
grunt, swiat,
uziemic,
uziemienie, ziemia, earth; kraj, lad, ladowac, teren,
wysadzic na lad,
ziemia, zlapac
rybe, land; brud,
brudzic, gleba,
plama, plamic, soil kraj, wies, country (Polish)
ziamla [f.]
(Belarus)
zeme (Baltic
Lithuanian)

gi, choma (Greek)
tokë, terra
(Albanian)

terra-ae

daear-oedd [f], earth, ground, soil, mold; llawr (lloriau) [m],
floor, ground, earth;
turio (turi), to root up, burrow, delve, nuzzle (Welsh)
terra [f] (Italian)
terre [f], terrer, to earth up, to clay, to burrow, dig in (French)
tekan, takama, ground
(Hittite)

earth,[<OE eorthe] and, ground [<OE grund], soil, country, land region; burrow [<ME borow]

tera, Script N349,
N357, N363
teri, Script Z1216
terim, Script Q806

sImA [f], boundary,
limit; valaya [m],
bracelet worn by men and women, circle, enclosure, boundary, circum-ference; adj.,
encircled or
surrounded by; setu
[m], binding, fettering ,
band, fetter, dam, weir, bridge, boundary, barrier, limit; maryAdA [f], limit, boundary, frontier, coast, shore; velA [f],
end-point, limit,
boundary, shore

marz, boundary
[n]; andâze,
kenâre, karân, limit [n] (Persian)

granica, boundary granica, limit,
limitowac,
ograniczenie,
ograniczyc, zakres, limit (Polish)

orio, periorismos,
periorizo, limit;
synoro, boundary
(Greek)
cak, limit [mat.],
[n], kufitar, adj.
limit; kufi, vijë
kufiri, boundary
(Albanian)

termino-are; terminus-i
[m], boundary; ora-ae, edge, rim, boundary

ffin-iau [f], terfyn-au [m], boundary, limit,
barrier, border, bound, frontier (Welsh)
termine [m], term,
limit, boundary; fine [m], end (Italian)
term [m], term, limit; terminus [m], last stop fin [f], end (French)
erha, a boundary; irhai, to limit (Hittite)

limit [<Lat. limesitis [m], path, course, boundary line], boundary,
cairn [<ME carne, of Celtic origin, a mound set up as a
boundary], finish

TERMeNES,
Script N206

zANa, f. grind, or
touchstone; peSaNa, m., f., grind-stone; piS,
pinaSTi (piMSati),
grind pound, rub,
crush; ghRS, gharSati; likh, likhati (-te)v, to
scratch, furrow, slit,
draw, write, chisel,
form, smooth, polish

mâlidan, sudan,
sâyidan, to rub;
narm, hamvâr,
ravân, smooth, adj. sâyes, grind [n], ârdan, sâyidan, to grind (Persian)

nacieranie,
pocierac, tarcie,
trzec, wycierac,
zacierac, rub; ground, mlec, ostrzyc, grind
(Polish)

malakos, leios,
malakono, to
smooth (Greek)
ferkoj, prek, to
rub; grit, bluaj, to
grate, lemoj, to
smooth (Albanian)

tero, terere, trivi,
tritum, to whet,
smooth
tergeo-ere and tergo-ere, tersi, tersum

llyfnhau, to smooth,
level, plane; crensio, to grind your teeth; malu, to grind, mince, chop,
smash, pound, mill
(Welsh)
lisciare, levigare, to
smooth (Italian);
lisser, splaner, to
smooth, to rub; grincer,
to creak [porte], gnash [dents], to grate; torchon [m] dish towel, wiper (French)

to rub [<ME
rubben], whet
[<OE hwettan], to smooth [<OE
smoth], to grind
[<OE grindan],
use up to wipe,
scour, clean; level [<Lat.  libra, balance]

teros (tervs)
N349, ters
See MvLAK

ghRS, gharSati, to
polish, crush, pound,
rub off; mRj, mArSTi,
mRSTe, to wipe,
clean, polish, rub,
stroke, adorn; likh,

likhati (-te), to scratch, furrow, slit; draw a line, write, delineate,
sketch, paint; nata,
adj., bent, curved,
rounded; masRNa,
adj., soft, smooth,
tender; sama, adj. even, smooth, parallel; like,
equal to, the same

pâlâyes dadan, jalâ
dâdan, to polish
(Persian)

dystyngowany,
rafinowany,
wytworny, refined
dobrze
wymieszany,
gladki, rowny,
spokojny,
wygladzac, smooth
(Polish)

malakos, leios, malakon, smooth;
rafinarismenos,
leptos,
exevgenismenos,
refined; gyalizo,
gyalisma, polish
(Greek)
i lëmuar, i pastër,
fin, i rafinuar,
luksoz, i
përmirësuar, i
zgjedhur, refined,
adj. lakonik, i
shkurtër, terse
(Albanian)

teres-retis, rounded,
polished, well
turned, smooth,
refined;
tergeo-ere and tergo-ere, tersi, tersum; tersus -a-um, clean,
neat, perfect

caboli, to polish,
furbish; coeth, adj. fine, refined, cultured, elegant; ter, adj. clear,
refined, pure, fine
(Welsh)
terso, adj. terse,
polished; lucido,
refined, polished; to
refine, polish, raffinarsi
(Italian)
raffiner, to refine;
polir, to polish
(French)

refined [<Lat. finis,
end], clean [<OE claene], perfect, smooth, terse [<Lat. tersus]
TERSNA possibly the name of a people; i.e., see RASNA

ters, or TERSNA Script Z530, TC28

tRtIya, adj., the third; adv., [n], thirdly, for
the third time

po trzecie, thirdly
(Polish)
tirtas, third
(Baltic-Sudovian)

trito, third (Greek)
i tretë, third
(Albanian)

tertius-a-um, third;
acc. n. sing. tertium, for the third time;
abl. tertio

trydydd (trydedd) [f], adj. third; tri (tair) [f], three (Welsh)
terzo, third, [m], adj., third (Italian)
trois, troisième [m],
adj. third (French)

third [<OE
thridda], for the
third time, thirdly; possibly three times a day

terti, Script Z1600
Z1644, Q551
tertie (or TER TIE), Script Q127
terto (TERTV),
Script Q871;
see numbers

kRt, kRNatti, to twist the thread, spin, {krtayati} weave; vA, vayati, -te, to weave, interweave, plait, compose hymns; tan, tanoti, tanute, to extend, stretch, spread, lengthen, spin out, weave, string the bow

bâftan, picidan,
tanidan, to weave (Persian)

tkac, wove, weave (Polish)
ŢES, weave; ŢEŞI, you weave; ŢESEM, we weave (Romanian)

yfaino, to weave
(Greek)
end, thur, gjarpëroj, shpik, sajoj, to weave (Abanian)

texo-texere, textum

eilio, to weave, plait, sing, alternate;  gwau (gweu), to weave, knit; plwthu, ro plait, weave, fold, braid, mat; ystofi, to warp, weave, plan (Welsh)
tesere, to weave
(Italian)
tisser, to weave
French)

to weave [<OE
wefan], to
twine together,
compose

tes, Script Z1359,
AP-1;
tesi, Script Au46;
tesim, Script Z-1, Z-6? Z674, Z729
tesare, Script PN-3

vyay, -yati, -te, to
waste, squander,
expend; khilI, to
waste, weaken,
become void of,
frustrated, fail; dhRS, dhRSNoti, dharSati, to be bold, venture,
attack, injure, violate, conquer, destroy, lay waste; mRd, mRdnAti,
mardati, -te, to
squeeze, crush, smash, destroy, lay waste

badzabân,
nâsezâgu, biâberu,
profane, adj.
boridan, cidan,
zadan, to cut
(Persian)

profanowac, profane (Polish)

spatalos, asotos,
waster (Greek)
fyej, përdhos, to
desecrate; përdhos,
përlyej, to profane; laik, jofetar, profan, profane [n]
(Albanian)

deseco -secare
secui -sectum, to
hew off, cut off;
tesqua [tesca] orum, n. pl wasters, deserts
profano-are, to profane or desecrate

digysegru, to desecrate
halogi, to defile,
profane, pollute,
deprave, desecrate
(Welsh)
profanare, to desecrate;
perdere, to lose
(Italian);
profaner, to profane, desecrate; perdre, to lose, waste, ruin
(French)

hew [<OE heawan]
off, cut [<ME
cutten] off?
desecrate, profane,
waste [<Lat.
vastare, to make
empty]

tescam, Script
N139

dhA, dadhAti, dhatte; dadhati, -te, to put, set, lay, resolve, appoint, create, produce, keep, bear, unfold, exhibit

tarh kardan,
zamine kardan,
handâxtan, to
design (Persian)

model, projekt,
projektowac,
przeznaczyc,
wzor, wzornictwo,
zamiar, zamierzac,
design (Polish)
DESENA, to draw, to sketch (Romanian)

schedio, skopos,
schediazo (Greek)
bëj plan, përcaktoj, cam qëllim, synoj,
bëj projektin,
përpunoj,
konstruktoj,
vizatoj, skicoj, to
design; plan, [n],
draft, draught,
plan, design, idea
(Albanian)

designo-are

arfaethu, to purpose, plan, intend, design,
destine; ynllunio, to
plan, design; dylunio, to design (Welsh)
disegnare (Italian)
desiner (French)

to design, draw
[<OE dragan],
designate

tesena, Script
N533, N563;
TESeNE, Script
K105, K115
TESeNS, Script K117

aparokSay, -yati, to
witness; vettR [m],
knower, witness; diz, dideSTi, dizati, -te, to point out, show, produce a witness, bestow, order, command, direct; ahīnavādin, a witness capable of giving evidence

govâhi dâdan, to
testify (Persian)

dawac swiadectwo,
swiadczyc, testify
(Polish)

martyro (Greek)
jam dëshmitar,
kaloj, jetoj, shoh,
dëshmoj, provoj, to witness (Albanian)

testor-ari

tystio, to attest,
testify, witness,
depose (Welsh)
testificare, to testify
(Italian);
témoigner, to testify, bear witness (French)

to bear witness
[<OE witnes],
give evidence,
make a will, show [<OE sceawian, to
look at]

testre, Script
Q253, Q263;
testro (TESTRV),
Script N689, Q424,
Q767, R178;
see martir

chadis [n], cover, roof, thatch; valabhI (-bhi) [f]; zIrSan [n], head

bâm, postebâm,
roof [n]; sar, head [n] (Persian)

dach, roof; czolo,
dyrektor, glowa,
glowica, kierowac,
korona, leb,
naglowek,
prowadzid
stac na czele, szef, head (Polish)
ŢEASTĂ, head (Romanian)

stegi, stegazo, roof
(Greek)
cati, kupolë, tavan, strehë, shtëpi, roof
(Albanian)

tectum, roof; caput
-itis, the head

pen-nau [m], head,
chief, top, end; copa-u on [m], top, apex, crest, summit, head (Welsh)
tetto [m], roof; testa
[f], head; capo [m],
head, top, end (Italian)
toit [m], roof; tête [f], head; teter, to nurse (French)
harmahi, narsam, a
head (Hittite)

head [<OE heafod], roof [<OE hrof];
cap [<LLat. cappa]

tet, Script L13
teto (TETV), Script
Q202, R294

dR, driyate, to regard, respect, mind; gaNay,
yati, to number,
calculate, count,
establish a value on, regard, care about; muT, moTate, to break
or pluck off, strangle, smother, kill; mr, marati, marate, die, depart from life, kill, slay, put to death

frouro, fylasso,
froura, fylakas,
guard; theoro,
aforo, schesi,
prosochi, regard
nosokomos, trofos, paramana,
peripoioumai,
nostilevo, nurse
(Greek)
konsideroj, mendoj, lidh, quaj, këqyr,
marr parasysh,
përkas, vështroj, i
ngul sytë, respektoj, to regard (Albanian)

tueor [or tuor] tueri, tuitus and tutus, dep. and tueo-ere, to regard

to look at [<OE
locian], regard
[<OFr. regarder],  watch over [<OE waeccan] to kill
[<ME killen]?

tua, (TFA), Script AH
tue, (TFE), Script
Z1021, Z1846;
tus (TFS), Script Z5;
turi (TVRI), Script
Z981

x

x

x

Maia

Dia-ae [f]

x

Dia, mother of Mercury?

Tia, Script K10;
Thia, Script M45

adga [m], stalk, stem, cane; taka, pron. stem;
vanaspati [m], tree (lit. lord of the wood), stem, trunk, beam, timber, the sacrificial post, the Soma plant

tane, mile, sâqe,
stem [n]; tirandâzi kardan, partâb kardan, vistan, to shoot (Persian)

lodyga, nozka,
pien, powstrzymac,
zatkac, stem
korzen, podstawa, root; akcja, gromadzic, pien, robic zapasy, rod,
sklad, zapas,
zasob, stock
(Polish)

stelechos, kormos,
stamato, anakopto,
stem; apothema,
parakatathiki,
apothikevo,
promithevo, stock; kormos dentrou, log (Greek)
kërcell, bisht, trung, fron, bisht
lule, rrënjë, stem
(Albanian)

stirps (stirpes, stirpis) stirpis [f], the stock or stem of a plant, shoot,
stock, source, root,
foundation

coes-au [f], leg, shank; [m.f.], handle, stem,
stalk; corsen-nau, crys [f], reed, stem, stalk, cane; paladr (pelydr) [m], ray, beam, staff, stem; gwrysgen, [f], stalk (Welsh)
ceppo [m] stump,
log, block, anchor,
chains; stelo [m],
stem, stalk (Italian)
tic [m] tic, twitch;
tique [f] tick, cattle
tick; tige [f] stem,
stalk, tige; trunk,
shaft, shank, leg,
stock (French)
akistan, a branch;
tuwarsa, a rod, vine
(Hittite)

stem [<OE stefn, prow], shoot [<OE
sceotan], to
shoot forth; stalk {<ME stalk]

tic, Script AF13;
tikam, Script R286;
TICNeR, Script
Z1359; see tiga

divasa

asni [azan]
ayare [ayar-]
(Avestan)
ruz, day [n];
ruzâne, ruzberuz, adj., ruzâne, ruzberuz, adv.
daily (Persian)

dan (Serbo-
Croatian)
czasy, doba, dzien, day (Polish)
dzien [m.]
(Belarus)
deina (Baltic-Sudovian)

mera (Greek)
ditë (Albanian)

dies-ei [m, f], day;
diu, adv. by day, for a long time, a long time ago; diutiuus, longer,
too long; superl.
diutissime

diwrnod-au-iau [m], day; dwthwn [m], day; dydd-iau [m], day (of the week) (Welsh)
di; là & latha (Scott)
deiz (Breton)
di, giorno [m] day;
diuturno, diuternus,
unrelenting
(Italian);
jour [m], day; diurne, adj. diurnas, day; journalier, adj. daily (French)
siwat, a day, daylight
(Hittite)

daytime, day [<OE daeg], period of
twenty-four hours

tie, Script
Z1216, Au-9, N453, R15, R114, R661, XP-4; PM-7, AF-21
thie, AD-6;
ties, Script AG-3, N312, Q263, R661, XA-20
tio, tiu,(tiv) Script
N404, R444, BS-7?
thyo (ΘYV) Script M13

adga [m], stalk, stem, cane; taka, pron. stem;
vanaspati [m], tree (lit. lord of the wood), stem, trunk, beam, timber, the sacrificial post, the Soma plant

tane, mile, sâqe,
stem [n]; tirandâzi kardan, partâb kardan, vistan, to shoot (Persian)

lodyga, nozka,
pien,
powstrzymac,
zatkac, stem
korzen, podstawa,
root; akcja,
gromadzic, pien,
robic zapasy, rod,
sklad, zapas,
zasob, stock
(Polish)
TIJĂ, stem, shoot; TIJE, stems, shoots (Romanian)

stelechos, kormos, stamato, anakopto,
stem (Greek)
kërcell, bisht, trung, fron, bisht
lule, rrënjë, stem
(Albanian)

stirps (stirpes, stirpis) stirpis [f. rarely m.]the
stock or stem of a
plant, shoot, stock,
source, root,
foundation

coes-au [f], leg, shank; [m.f.], handle, stem,
stalk; corsen-nau, crys [f], reed, stem, stalk, cane; paladr (pelydr) [m], ray, beam, staff, stem (Welsh)
ceppo [m] stump,
log, block, anchor,
chains; stelo [m],
stem, stalk (Italian)
tic [m] tic, twitch;
tique [f] tick, cattle
tick; tige [f] stem,
stalk, tige; trunk,
shaft, shank, leg,
stock (French)
akistan, a branch;
tuwarsa, a rod, vine
(Hittite)

stem [<OE stefn, prow], shoot [<OE
sceotan], to
shoot forth?

tiga (TIbA), Script Q117;
tige (TIbE), Script R339;
tigi (TIbI), Script R359

x

âhak, lime
(Persian)

gatunek drzewa
cystrusowego, lipa, wapno, lime
(Polish)
ŢIGLĂ, roof tile (Romanian)

asbestis, lime
(Greek)
gëlqere, limon i
athët [bot.],
limonadë [bot.], bli
[bot.] (Albanian)

tilia-ae [f]

tigilo [m]; tigiloso,
tough (Italian)
tilleul [m] (French)

lime tree [<Ar. limah, lime]; lime = linden tree [<OE lind]

tiglo (TIbLV)), Script Q209, Q442, Q460

bhI, bhayate,
bibhetibhIra, inspiring fear, freightening; ama, fear, terror; bhI, f. fear, horror at; sAdhvasa, perplexity,
perturbation, fear,
terror, timidity,
shyness.

tarsnâk, dreadful,
adj. tars, bim [n], tarsidan, to fear (Persian)

bac sie, lek,
strach, obawa, fear, dread (Polish)
bijusna, dread,
fear; bijat, to fear,
dread; tamsa,
gloom (Baltic-Sudovian)
TEMEM, we fear; TEMEAM, I feared; TEAMA, fear (Romanian)

fobos, fear (Greek)
druaj, trembem,
tmerromem
(Albanian)

timeo-ere, to fear, dread; tremo-ere, to tremble, quake; tremor-oris, [m], trembling, quaking

arswydo, to dread,
fear, shudder; ofni, to fear, dread, apprehend
(Welsh)
tiom, adj. soft, timid, fearful (Scott)
timore [m] fear, dread (Italian)
timide, adj. fearful;
trembler, to tremble
(French)
tamas, to torment
(Hittite)

to fear [<OE faer], dread [<OE dreaden, to fear], tremble, timid

timam, Script XC-6 timem, Script N123;
timo (TIMV) Script L59
See Script R88,
Phobia, possibly
the name of the god
Phobos

x

x

 TINĂ, mud (Romanian)

Zeus (Greek)
hyjni, zot, fuqi e
mbinatyrshme,
perëndi, god
(Albanian)

Jupiter (Jove)

Tannus, Tinnus,
Taranis, Celtic god of thunder (Breton,
thunder, taran)

Tin, Tini, Tinia,
Etruscan supreme god, Roman Jupiter, Greek Zeus

Tin, Script Z78, Z103, Z300, Z880, Z945, Z999, Z1793, TC283, J39, M24, PL-33, PL-34
TiN, Script Z638,
Z1183, Z1359;
Tini, Script Z1097?
TC318, PL-16, PL-32
Tinia, Script DM-1, K94, CE-1, DH-1, DK-3, DN-3; See Note (12)

jhaN, jhaNati, to
tinkle; kvaN, kvaNati, to sound, hum, tinkle ran, raNati, to ring,
sound, tinkle; ziJj,
ziGkte, to twang,
tinkle, warble

angostar, halqe [n], zang zadan, to ring (Persian)

arena, dzwieczec,
dzwonic,
dzwonienie, glos
dzwonka, krag,
obraczka,
pierscien,
pierscionek, rang,
ring; brzeczec,
brzeczenie,
dzwonic,
dzwonienie, tinkle (Polish)

daktylidi, palaistra,
koudounisma,
koudounizo, ring
(Greek)
fut në rreth,
rrethoj, kumbon,
qarkoj, vë unzën,
tingëllon, to ring;
tingull, tingëllim,
tingëllimë, ring [n] (Albanian)

tinnio-ire, to ring,
tinkle; to pay money

tinc-iau-iadau [m],
tinkle, jingle, clang, ring tonc-iau, f], tinkle, ring,
clash (Welsh)
tintinnare (Italian)
tinter, to ring, tinkle
(French)

to ring [<OE hringan], tinkle
[<ME tynclen],
pay money?

TINeS, Script Z439,
Z572; CA-1
TINIR, Script PL-14
TINiRS, Script
Z522

aJji, adj., smearing,
slippery (also
{aJjiva3}); [m]
ointment, paint,
colour, ornament;
varcasa [n], light,
brightness, colour; kaS, kaSati, -te. to rub, scratch, hurt, destroy, rub in, dye; varNa, cover, lid, external appearance, colour,
dye, paint; udrin,
springy, wet

tar, xis, bârâni, adj. bârâni [n], wet (Persian)

zwilzyc, moisten;
barwnik, farba,
farbowac, dye;
kolor, odcien,
zabarwic, tint
(Polish)

bafo, bafi, dye;
ygraino, moisten
(Greek)
lag, bëj cicin, njom, to wet; lag, njom, lagem, njomet, to
moisten; lyej,
ngjyej, merr bojë,
ngjyros, ngjyroset,
to dye (Albanian)

tingo, tingere, tinxi, tinctum

llifo, to flow, flood,
stream, glide, emanate, grind, dye; lliwio, to color, paint, dye
arlliwio, to color, tint, paint (Welsh)
tingere, to dye, paint, stain (Italian);
teindre, to dye, tint (French)

to wet [<OE waet], moisten [<Lat. mucidus, moldy], dye [<OE deah,
color], color [<Lat. color (colos)-oris],
imbue, tint [<Lat. tinctus]

tingus, Script N341

pratirUpa [n],
counterpart, image,
model; rUpay, -yati, to form, model, figure,
represent

nemune, gune,
type [n]; nemâye, peykar, kâlbad, figure [n] (Persian)

czcionka, druk,
pisac na maszynie, rodzaj, typ, wzor,
type (Polish)
TIPĂ, type- f., ŢIPA, to cry (Romanian)

protthpo,
ypodeigma,
schediazo, model;
typos, dachtylografo,
type; arithmos,
eikona, morfi,
psifio, figure
(Greek)
lloj, tip, model,
natyrë, soj, type
[n] (Albanian)

typus-i, a figure on a wall

math-au [m], kind,
type, sort; ffigur-au
[m.f], figure, type; teip-iau [m], type (Wesh)
tipo [m] type,
standard, specimen,
fellow, guy (Italian);
type, caractère [m],
(French)

figure [<Lat.
figura], type,
model [<Lat.
modus-i [m],
measure]

tipa, Script XA-30 tipe, Script R661 XS-3
tipes, Script R-6, R106

x

x

ŢIBLEŞ, mountains in Romania (Romanian)

x

deplexus-a-um, clasping

x

Name of Greek origin? Latin, Clasping?

Tiples Script FT-3

kal, kalayati (-te) &
kAlayati, to drive,
impel, carry, bear, do, make, cause, shake, agitate, cast, fling, seize, fasten; kSip, kSipati, -te, to throw, cast, send, reject, destroy, cast off

kases [n], kasidan, to pull; partâb kardan, rândan, andâxtan, to hurl
(Persian)

flung, rzucac, rzut, fling, hurl (Polish)
TRAG, I fling (Romanian)

trabo, pull; richno, riximo, boli, throw;
ekballo, ekchyno
me ormi, eject;
richno, peto, fling
(Greek)
hedh, flak, vërvit,
vërvis, i lëshoj, to
hurl; flakëroj,
përplas, vërvitem,
plas, rras, to fling
(Albanian)

iacio-iacere -ieci
iactum, to lay, throw, cast, hurl, shed, scatter, utter; iacto-are, to throw, cast, toss, spread, scatter; fundo,
fundere, fudi, fusum, to pour, melt, cast; tracto-are, to drag

bwrw, to cast, shed,
fling, pitch, launch,
strike, suppose;
lluchio, to throw, fling, pelt, drift; taflu, to throw, fling, cast, hurl, heave, pelt (Welsh)
spandere, versare,
to shed; fondere, to
melt; tirare, to hurl
(Italian);
répandre, verser, to
shed, scatter;
fondre, to melt;
tirer, to fling
(French)

to draw [<OE
dragan], pull [<OE pullian],
fling [<ME flingen, of Scand. orig.]
hurl [<ME hurlen], shoot [<OE sceotan], launch [LLat. lanceare, to
wield, a lance]

tir, Script Z969,
Z1789, K58, TC46;
tiri, Script L38; see
tra and Tirai, tiro

x

x

x

x

Tyrsenus

x

Tyrai, name, Tyrsenus, son of king Atys

Tirai, Script AM-2

x

dârâyi, navâ,
xosbaxti, wealth
[n] (Persian)

bogactwo, wealth
(Polish)

ploutos, periousia,
wealth (Greek)
bollëk, pasuri,
kamje, pasje,
wealth [n]
(Albanian)

Dis, Ditis [m]; dis,
ditis [from dives], rich, having or containing or
bringing wealth

aelaw [m], wealth; alaf oedd, elyf [m], herd of cattle, wealth; cyfoeth
[m], power, riches,
wealth; golud-oedd
[m], wealth, riches
(Welsh)
ricchezza,
prosperite [f] (Italian)
richesse, prospérité,
opulence [f] (French)

Dis, Pluto, god of the underworld;
the underworld;
bringing wealth

Tis, Script Q433, Q475, Z-5, Z206, Z1337, Z1345, TC150, F-4, XB-13, XJ-8, CP33
Tisim, Script Z1153

x

jodâyi, duri,
|gosixtegi,
separation [n]
(Persian)

indywidualny,
oddzielic,
oddzielny, osobny,
rozlaczyc, wzia
separacje, seperate
(Polish)

chorizo,
diachorizo,
choristos, separate
diafero, differ
(Greek)
i largët, larg, i
ftohtë, i thellë,
distant, adj.
dalloj, ndryshoj,
dallohem, grindem,
ndahem, në
mendime, to differ
(Albanian)

distro-are, to be
distant, apart, differ

amrywio, to vary,
differ, fluctuate;
gwahaniaethu, to
distinguish,
differentiate,
discriminate, differ
(Welsh)
distare, to separate,
divert (Italian);
distraire, to
separate, entertain
(French)

epithet following the name the goddess Aph, to
be distinct [<Lat.
distinguo
stingurere -stinxi
stinctum], apart
[<OFr. a part, to
the side], separate [<Lat. separo-are]?

tister, Script Q453,
Q475

x

xodâyi, divine, adj. (Persian)

boski, cudowny,
duchowny,
wspanialy, divine
(Polish)

kathimerina, daily
theikos, divine
(Greek)
prift, teolog, divine [n]; i hyjnor, i perëndishëm,
qiellor, I shenjtë, i
zotit, divine, adj.
(Albanian)

diu, adv. by day; dius-a-um, divine, god-like; fine, noble, in the open
air

dwyfol-ion, adj. divine (Welsh)
divino, adj. god-like
(Italian);
divin, adj. god-like
(French)

god-like

tio, tiu (TIV), Script
M60;
tios, tius, (TIVS)
Script N738, HJ-3, PL-10 (See tie)
tiva  (TYFA), Script XJ-7
tivi (TIFI), Script AM-6

x

x

TITU, name (Romanian)

x

Tities-ium & Titenses-ium [m. pl.], one of the three original tribes of Rome; Titus-i [m],
Roman praenomen

x

name, Tito? Tities-ium

tito, titu (titv),
Script N738

x

x

x

x

x

x

abbreviation for Tini?

TN, Script Z638, Z1183, Z1359, AN51, L26, HA-1 – see TiN above

kRS, karSati, -te, pull, tear, bend (a bow), draw furrows, plow,
tug, extract, get
possession of,
overpower; vah,
vahati, -te, conduct,
carry (esp. an
oblation), draw wagon, guide horses, cause,
present a sacrifice

kesidan, keside
sodan, to drag
(Persian)

vu"ca, ru"cica
(Serbo-Croatian)
ciagnac, lyk, naciag,
pociagniecie,
przewaga, szarpac,
szarpniecie
(Polish)
ciahnuc, v. imp.,
pull; sarpac, v.
imp., sarpnuc, v.
perf., jerk, pull
(Belarus)
traukt, to drag
(Baltic-Sudovian)
TRAG, I pull, they pull; TRAS, pulled, pulling (Romanian)

trabo (Greek)
këpus, tërheq,
shkel, shkull,
zvarris, to drag,
pull; fërkim,
tërhenje, traction
(Albanian)

traho, trahere, traxi, tractum; tractus-a-um,
of speech, fluent,
flowing

dragio, to drag, tear,
mangle; llusgo, to drag, draw, haul, lug, trail, crawl, lumber, (Welsh)
trazione [m] pull;
attirare, vt. to draw, to pull; tratta [f], pull, jerk; tratto [m], stroke, pull, jerk, stretch, passage, manner (Italian);
traction, pulling; tirer, to pull, drag, traité [f] stage, stretch, draft,
straight off (French)

to pull, drag [<OE dragan], pull violently, breathe, draw out, lug [<ME luggen, of
Scand. origin]
lengthen, draw
together, contract, draw, attract, derive, ascribe

tra, ScriptN324, N357, N428, Q388, Q837, R325, R511, TC46, L15
tras, Script Z1717;
tram, Script Z190;
traks, Script Z432;
trao, trav (TRAV))
Script Z272, Z1080
tre, Script N87, N294, N453, N469, N476, N505, Q15, Q21, Q29, Q40, Q46, Q127, Q767, R661, PQ-15, Q813, R437, R447, R521, R596, R14, R113, BT34 (See also tre, three)
tro (TRV), Script
N670, Q360, Q376, Q784, R195, R286, G19, AP-1, L22 (see
TRVINFI);
trom TRVM), Script
N700 (Suffix of pesentrum)

apadiś, to point out, pretend, betray, hold out as a pretext or disguise

gir andâxtan, low dâdan, to betray; sepordan,
vâgozârdan, dast
kasidan, to
surrender (Persian)

oszukac, zdradzic, betray; poddac sie, poddanie sie,
ustapienie,
surrender (Polish)

prodido, betray;
paradosi, paradido,
paradidomai,
surrender (Greek)
dorëzohem,
kapitulloj, jepem,
nënshtrohem, to
surrender; gaboj,
tradhtoj, shes, to
betray (Albanian)

trado [transdo] -dere-didi -ditum

bradychu, to betray;
ymroddi (ymroi), to
apply oneself, devote oneself, resign oneself,
surrender (Welsh)
tradire, betray
(Italian);
trahir, tromper
(French)

hand over, give
up, surrender
[<OFr. surrendre],
betray

trati, Script R89, L15

tRtIya, adj., the third; adv., [n], thirdly, for the third time

se, adj. [n], three
(Persian)
erek, three
(Armenian)

trojka, trzy, three
(Polish)
trys (Baltic
Lithuanian)

tria (Greek)
tre, tri, three
(Albanian)

tres, tria

tri, tair [f], adj. (Welsh)
tre [m], adj.
(Italian);
trois [m], adj.
(French)
tri, traiy (Tocharian)
thri (Phrygian)
tri (Hittite)

three [<OE thri]

tre, Script N87, N294, N453, N469, N476, N505, Q15, Q21, Q29, Q40, Q46, Q127, Q767, R661, PQ-15, Q813, R437, R447, R521, R596, R14, R113, BT34
trei, Script Z74, Z180, Z347, Z1027
tres, Script Q376, Q763, Z290, Z872, Z945, Z990  (see list of numbers)

avahāra, truce, suspension of arms

âxshti (Avestan)
âtasbas, âsti, truce (Persian)

rozejm, truce
(Polish)
TREBUIE, must (Romanian)

anakochi, truce
mastigio,
mastigono, fimono, whip (Greek)
armëppushim
(Albanian)

indutiae-arum; truce; flagrum-i, scourge, whip

cadoediad-au [m], armistice, truce (Welsh)
trebbia [f] flail;
tregua [f] (Italian)
fléau [m] flail; trêve
[f], truce; (French)

truce [<OE treow]

treb, trev (TRE8),
Script N1, N324,
N505, N533, N563,
N607, N638;
trebe, treve (TRE8E), Script N512

x

mâr, snake,
(Persian)

zmija, viper; waz, snake (Polish)

echidna, ochia,
viper; fidi, snake
(Greek)
gjarpër, nëpërkë, viper (Albanian)

vipera-ae [f], viper

gwiber-od [f], viper, adder (Welsh)
vipera [f], viper
(Italian);
vipère [f], viper
(French)

name of a devil,
"Three [of the]
Viper," Tuchulcha

Tre Viper or Treviper
(TRE8IPER),
Script Q442, Q481

tRtIya, adj., the third; adv., [n], thirdly, for
the third time

se, adj. [n], three
(Persian)

trojka, trzy, three
(Polish)
TRII, three - old Romanian; TREIA, the third - f. (Romanian)

tria (Greek)
tre, tri, three
(Albanian)

tres, tria, three; trin-ae-a, three at a time; trimus-a-um, three years old

tri, tair [f], adj. (Welsh)
tre [m], adj.
(Italian);
trois [m], adj.
(French)
tri, traiy (Tocharian)
thri (Phrygian)
tri (Hittite)

three [<OE thri]

tri, ScriptN240, N244, Q232, Q239, L71 see Triivper
below
tria, Script Q551, DE-8
trin, Script Z47,
Z197, Z897, Z975,
Z1615
trinum, trinom
(TRINVM), Script
Z421, Z1183;
TRINeR, Script
Z622, Z638

akṣapāṭaka, a judge, arranger of a lawsuit

dâvar, dâdvar [n], dâdvari kardan, to
judge (Persian)

ekspert, koneser,
sadzic o czyms,
sedzia, uwazac,
wydawac wyrok,
znawca, judge
(Polish)

fos, foteinos,
elafros, anoiktos,
fotizo, anabo, light; dikastis, kritis, dikazo, krino, judge (Greek)
gjykoj, dënoj me,
jam arbitër,
mendoj, vendos,
vlerësoj, to judge
(Albanian)

iubar-aris, beaming
light, radiance, a
heavenly body, esp. the sun; iuba-ae [f],
mane, crest; iudico-are,
to be a judge, decide, declare;
iudicatus-um, of
persons, condemned,
of things, decided;
Iuppiter, Jovis [m]
Jupiter, the Roman
supreme god; sub.
love, in the open air.

golau (goleu), adj. light, luminous, evident; barnu, to judge, conclude, deem, reckon; beirniadu, to
adjudicate, criticize,
judge (Welsh)
luce, giorno, faro,
fanale, semaforo, light; giudicare, to judge (Italian)
lumière, clarté, lueur [f], phare, jour, éclairage [m], light; juger, to judge (French)

three of the light; three judge

Triivper or Tri IVPER, Script
N240, N244, N247,
Q232, Q239; see
Note (6)

potrojny,
trzykrotny, triple
(Polish)

triplos, triplasios,
triplasiazo, triple
(Greek)
tripalësh,
tripjesësh, triple,
adj. trefishoj,
trefishohet, to
triple (Albanian)

triplus-a-um, threefold,
triple

triplice, adj.
threefold; (Italian);
triple, adj. triple;
tripler, to triple
(French)

to triple? a name, Tripler

tripler, Script R150

x

anduhgin,
anduhnâk, adj.,
say; tond, dorost, nâgovâr, harsh, adj. (Persian)

bolesny, powazny,
smutny, sad
(Polish)
TRIST, sad (Romanian)

lypimenos, akefos, sad; agrios, trachys, harsh (Greek)
ngalakaq [n], sad;
trishtuar, i
dëshpëruar, i
pikëlluar, i errët, i
vrerosur, i zymtë, i tmerrshem, sad,
adj. (Albanian)

tristis-e, sad, dismal, forboding, harsh, bitter

trist, adj. sad,
sorrowful, doleful
(Welsh)
trute, sad (Italian);
triste, sad (French)

harsh [<ME harsk, of Scand. orig.], dismal [<Lat. dies mali, evil days], sad [<OE saed]?

tris, Script Q376

ajamāra, of a tribe or prince

dudmân, zand,
tribe [n] (Persian)

plemie, szczep,
tribe (Polish)

fyli (Greek)
fis, klan (Albanian)

tribus-us [f], a tribe, a division of the Roman people

ciwdod [f], tribe, clan, nation; echen [f], source, family, tribe; llwyth-au [m], tribe, clan; tylwyth-au [m],
househyold, family,
tribe, clan, genus
(Welsh)
tribu [f] (Italian);
tribu [f] (French)

tribe [<Lat. tribus]

triv, trib (TRI8), Script N268, R65;
trivo,tribo (TRI8V),
Script N173

x

x

TROIANI, Trojans (Romananian)

x

Troianus-a-um; Tros, Troia, Troiades, Troicus

x

Trojans

Troinvi, Truinvi
(TRVINFI),
Script AP-6

x

davidan, bekâr
andâxtan,
davânidan, to run (Persian)

klus, klusowac,
spieszyc sie, trot
(Polish)

troikos, Troy
(Greek)
ecje me trok, trok,
ecje e shpejtë, trot
[n] (Albanian)

Tros, Troius, Troicus,
Troiades, Troiannus-um, Trojan; citatus-a-um, quick, speedy

tuthio, to trot (Welsh)
trottare (Italian);
trotter, to trot, run
about; trottoir,
footway, footpath
(French)

to trot [<OFr.
trotter]

trotan, trutan
(TRVTAN),
Script Z1345;
trotum, trutom
TRVTVM), Script
Z1337

x

dast zadan,
barxordan, to
touch (Persian)

dotkniecie, dotyk,
dotykac, kontakt,
poruszyc,
wzruszac, touch;
koszula, shirt
(Polish)
TOCA (TVCA) he, she touches; TOCI, to wear, to take the edge off (Romanian)

agkizo, sygkino,
afi, epafi, agkigma, touch; orema, foustani, gown, forema, garment;
poukamiso, shirt;
mplouza, blouse
(Greek)
prek, emocionoj,
përkas, cek, cik, ka lidhje me, trajtoj, fitoj [bised.], prishem, arrij, ndjek, trondit, ngjyroj, to touch togë, petk zyrtar, toga (Albanian)

tango, tangerre, tetigi, tactum, to touch, strike, put, hit, a boundary, to reach, to steal, to defile, to taste;
toga-ae [f] a white
woolen upper garment

cyffwrdd, to touch,
meet, adjoin; teimlo, to feel, touch, handle, manipulate; crys-au [m], shirt; gwn (gynau)
[m], gown (Welsh)
toccare, to touch;
toga [f] gown, toga
(Italian);
toucher, to touch;
toge [f] gown, toga (French)
tek, to touch; wu, wi, two (Tocharian)

to touch? toga?
gown [<Lat. gunna, fur robe] (probably to touch)

toca, tuca (TVCA),
Script N21, Q500,
Q521, R474, Z903;
toce, tuce (TVCE),
Script Q183, Q717,
R542;
toces, tuces (TVCES), Script Q388
toci, tuci (TVCI), M85

x

bardâstan, dur
kardan, farnâftan, to remove (Persian)

przeprowadzic sie, usunac, zdjac, remove (Polish)
TOCILAR, grinder,person who grinds; TOCILA, grinder (Romanian)

metakino,
metakomizo,
metafero, afairo,
remove; anachoro,
depart (Greek)
lëviz, mënjano,
heq, largoj, bëj
mënjanë, fshij,
zhvesh, mbartem,
nxjerr nga puna,
shuaj, ndërroj, to
remove (Albanian)

amoveo -movere -movi -motum; se amovere, to depart; togula-ae [f] a little toga

dileu, to erase, blot out, delete, remove,
exterminate; mudo, to move, remove, molt, emigrate, migrate; symud, to move, remove, quit, migrate; tynnu, to drag, pull something away (Welsh)
togliere (Italian);
enlever (French)

to remove [<Lat.
removeo-movere -movi -motum], take away [<ON
taka]?

tokla, tukla (tvkla),
Script Z1417;
tocler (tvcler), Script
R140

duva

do, two, adj. [n];
dâdan, baxsidan, to give (Persian)
erku, two
(Armenian)

dwa, dwojka, two;
dawac, gave,
podawac, give
(Polish)
du (Baltic
Lithuanian)
DOI, two), DOUA, the second

dyo, two; dino, give (Greek)
dy, two; jap,
dorëzoj, lëshoj [një britmë], fal,
përcjell, dhuroj,
transmetoj, mbaj
[leksion], bie,
paguaj, shkatoj,
shikon nga, to give
(Albanian)

duo-ae -o, two;
do, dare, dedi, datum, to give

dau, dwy [f], adj. two; dodi, to put, place, lay,
give (Welsh)
due [m], adj. dare, to give (Italian);
deux [m], adj. donner, to give (French)
dadon (they gave,
Phrygian)
wu, wi, two
(Tocharian)
twi (Hittite)

two? offer, grant
[<OFr. creanter, to assure], bestow
[<ME bestowen],
devote [<Lat.
devoveo vovere
vovi votum], give [<OE giefan]

toe, tue (TVE), Script
Q74
toia (TOIA) Script XJ-22
toie (TOIE) Script XM-7

abhiṣah, to tolerate, pardon, allow

sotudan, ejâze
dâdan, hestan, to
allow; pâydâri,
bordbâri,
endurance [n]
(Persian)

tolerowac, znosic,
tolerate (Polish)
TOLERA, to tolerate, to permit (Romanian)

anechomai,
ypofero, tolerate;
antcho, endure;
arkouda, fero,
basto, styrizo,
ypofero, genno,
bear (Greek)
duroj, lejoj, rezistoj
[mjek.], to tolerate;
duroj, pësoj,
qëndroj, to endure
(Albanian)

tolero-are

goddeff, to bear, suffer, endure, abide, allow, let, tolerate, permit (Welsh)
tollerare (Italian);
tolérer, to tolerate,
allow, suffer,
endure, bear
(French)
arnumi, to bring
(Hittite)

to carry, bear,
endure [<Lat.
induro-are, to make hard], sustain, support, keep up, tolerate

tol, tul (TVL), Script
Z84, Z180,Z190,
Z214, Z347, Z378,
Z1027, Z1040,
Z1430, Z1813;
tolo, tulo (TVLV),
Script N194;
tolera, tulera (TVLERA),
Script Au39;
TOLeRAN,
TULeRAN
(TVLeRAN), Script
Z1797

x

bexâk sepordan, to bury; banâye
yâdgâri, sotune
yâdgâri, monument
(Persian)

grob, grobowiec,
tomb; doniosly,
grob, powazny,
uroczysty, grave;
pogrzeb, burial
(Polish)

tote, loipon, then;
o pio kontinos,
epomenos,
prosechis, next;
thabo, bury
(Greek)
monument varri,
varr, tomb [n];
varros, to entomb;
grumbull, gurèsh,
pirg dheu, dodèrvar, tumè,
mound (Albanian)