ваш, vas, thy,
your (Belarusian) vas,
thy, your (Croatian) swój, thy, vaš,
your
(Polish) jūsu, thy, tava,
your (Latvian)
jusun, your
(Baltic-Sudovian) tău, thy, TA, your
(Romanian) sinun,
thy,
teidän, your (Finnish-Uralic)
σας, sas,
thy, your (Greek) Ձեր,
DZer, thy, your (Armenian) juaj, jote, your, jot,
yours, yt, thy, yte, thy (Albanian)
hire, thy, zure, your (Basque)
tuum
(singular); vestra, (plural)
dothu,
thy, do, your (Irish) do dh
', thy, your (Scott) dy,
thy, eich, your
(Welsh) tuo, thy, il tuo,
your (Italian) votre, vos, tes,
ton, ta, your;
tes, ton, ta, thy,
your (ta, f.)
(French)
цябе, ciabie, to you, вы, vy,
you (Belarusian) ty
[sing.], vy
[pl.] (Belarus) tebi, to you, vas, you
(Croatian) do Ciebie, to you, ty,
you (Polish)tu,
thou (Baltic-Sudovian)
tu
(Baltic-Lithuanian) tev, to you, tu, you (Latvian) pentru tine, to you,te,
yourself, tu, you (Romanian) sinulle, to you, sinä, you (Finnish-Uralic)
σε εσένα, se eséna, to you, eseis,
esy, you (Greek) քեզ, k’ez, to
you, դուք, duk’, you (Armenian) për ju, to you,
ti, ju, you (Albanian)
zuri, to you (Basque)
tu, you Nom.
tui, you Gen.
tibi, you Dat.
te, you Acc.
te, you, Abl.
duit, to you, tú, you (Irish) Dhutsa,
to you, tha
thu, you (Scott) chi,
you, i chi, to you,(Welsh)
a
te, to you, tu, you,
(Italian) ŕ
toi,
to you, to thee, to
yourself, te, you (French)
-ci, you (Tocharian)
ti/tu, you, single
(Palaic)
tu,
to you, ti/tu,
unts, you,
single,
u(n)tsa,
you, pl. (Luvian)
ta/tu,
Dat. single, to you, ti/di,
Acc. single, you, ti/tu,
you, single,
somâ, somârâ, شما
you, pron.; tv, تو your
(Persian)
შენთის, shentis, to you, საკუთართავს, sak’utar tavs,
yourself (Georgian)
atta (attu),
you, m. single, atti,
f. pl., attina (Akkadian)
цябе,
ciabie, to
you, самі,
yourself (Belarusian) tebi,
to you, sami, yourself (Croatian) do Ciebie, to you, siebie, yourself (Polish)
tev, to you, sevi,
yourself (Latvian) ŢI, you, pentru tine, to you, tu, yourself
(Romanian) sinulle, to you, sinä itse, yourself
(Finnish-Uralic)
σε
εσένα, se
eséna, to you, σύ ο ίδιος, sý
o ídios, yourself (Greek) դուք, ձեր, duk’, dzer, you,
your, քեզ, k’ez, to you
(Armenian) ti,
ju, teje [prej], të,
njeriu, pron. you (Albanian)
zeure
buruari, to yourself (Basque)
tibi, 2nd
person
personal & reflexive,
Dat., you
duit, to you, tú féin, yourself (Irish) Dhutsa,
to you, thu fhčin,
yourself (Scott) i chi
(chwi), to you, eich
hun, yourself, chwithau,
dy ('th), eich ('ch), ti (Welsh)
ti,
you, to you, te
stesso, yourself (Italian) ŕ toi, to you, toi męme,
yourself (French)
tha, your (Avesyan) somâ, somârâ,
you, pron. azâne
to, at, adj., azâne to, thy; azâne somâ, your,
adj. (Persian)
შენ, shen, you, შენი, sheni, your (Georgian)
вы, vy, you, ваш,
vaš, your (Belarusian)
vas, you, vaš,
your (Croatian)
ty,
you, Twój,
your (Polish) tu,
you, tava,
your (Latvian)
tvas,
your (Lithuanian) tu,
you, ta,
your, TEU,
old Romanian for
your (Romanian) sinä, you, teidän, your
(Finnish-Uralic)
εσείς, eseis, you, τα δικα σου, ta dika sou,
your, δική σας, dikí sas, yours
(Greek) դուք, duk’,
you, ձեր, dzer,
your
(Armenian) ju, you, juaj,
your . (Albanian)
tu, 2nd
person pers. & reflex., Nom., you;
tui,
2nd person pers. & reflex. Gen., you
tuus-a-um, thy,
thine, your
tú,
you, dochi, your (Irish) tha thu, bhur, you, do dh ', your (Scott) chi,
you, eich, your (Welsh)
da, you
(Breton)
tu,
you, thou, sing. il tuo, your tuo, tuoi,
your, thy, yours, sing. pl. (Italian)
tu,
you, votre,
vos, yours,
toi, pers. pron. you,
posses. ton, poss.
adj. (f. ta, pl.
tes) your, thine (French)
thweresaiti [thwares], to cut off,
destroy (Avestan) tarâšidán, تراشیدن to shave, carve,
chip, boridan, بریدنبریدن to cut
(Persian)
ჭრა, ch’ra, to cut, გაპარსვა, gap’arsva, to shave
(Georgian)
ḫuddudu,
deeply cut, rasābu, to cut
down enemies, to
strike down, to smash, to pummel, thrash, ḫīpu,
cut-off piece, anxiety, break, gully, panic,kašāṭu, to cut down orchards,
fruit trees, interrupt, ḫarāpu,
nasāru?, to cut, kasāmu, to cut down trees, to cut
wood, to cut weeds, to cut or chop
herbs, kaṣābu, to cut
off, nukkusu,adj.,
cut in pieces, torn, naksu,
adj., cut, felled, cut off, severed, ripped,
torn, slaughtered, nakāsu, to cut
through, notch, fell trees, cut dates, etc.niksu,
cut-off flesh, cut of meat, cutting off the
head, cutting the throat, the wings,
slaughter, slicing,karātu,
to cut off, to break off, to strike,kalű,
to cut off, deny a wish, to prevent, to stop,
detain, etc.,šamāṭu,
to cut off, strip away, tear loose, rub
away, etc., qatāpu,
to cut off, trim timber, pluck, pick
fruit, etc.,arű, erű,
to cut branches,šalāqu, to
cut open, slit many times, etc.,
gaṣāṣu, to cut,
trim, mutilate,kartu,
adj., cut up, kasmu, cut
up, chopped, pulled, weeded, gullubu,
to shave, rob, despoil, gullubu,
adj., shaved, gallābūtu,
shaving ritual for priests, etc.(Akkadian)
рэзаць, rezać,
to cut, галіць, halić,
to shave (Belarusian) rezati,
to cut, obrijati, to shave
(Croatian) uciąć, to
cut, golić się,
to shave (Polish) griezt,
to cut, skūties,
to shave
(Latvian) a
tăia, to
cut, TAIE,
he/she cuts, a
se
bărbieri, to shave
(Romanian) katkaista,
to cut, ajella,
to shave (Finnish-Uralic)
xνα κόψω, na kópso,
to cut, να ξυριστώ, na xyristó,
to shave (Greek) կտրել, ktrel, to cut, սափրվել, sap’rvel, to shave
(Armenian) te presesh,
to cut, për të rruhem, to shave
(Albanian)
moztu, to cut,
bizarra
egiteko, to shave
(Basque)
secare, caedere, to cut
a ghearradh,
to cut, a shave, to shave
(Irish) a ghearradh,
to cut, a 'feuchainn, to shave
(Scott) i dorri, to
cut, i arllwys, to shave
(Welsh) tagliare,
to cut, radere,
to shave
(Italian) couper, to cut, se
raser,
to shave
(French)
kost, cut,
edge, kärṣtā-[B kärstā-], to
destroy, cut off (Tocharian) Fa-karsed, to cut
out (Lydian)
kuar/kur,
to cut, kurama, kuratr, kuratn,
cutting, kurana/i, cutter, kursauar/kursau(a)n, to cut
off, karsnu, kars, to cut off, cancel(Luvian) kuer/kur,kuers,
kurs,
kuērzi,
to cut, kurutsi,
cutter,kuresr/kuresn, cutting, karsiie/a,
to cut up, karses,
karsesn,
cutting, karsat, cutting, removal, kartae,
to cut off, tuhhus->, tuhs,
tuhus, tuhsanna/
tuhsanni,
cut off,to separate, to be cut
off, separated, wali,
shaven? (Hittite)
Taie, name?
to cut
[<ME cutten], razor [<Lat.
radere,
to scrape), to nick
[<ME nik,
a shallow cut, npotch or chip on a surface,
to cut a nich, just at the critical moment]
10-9
TAIE (See ATAI,
Hades) Script XV-1
puy, puyati, to
become foul or putrid, stink,
dirty, foul, timid, shy, dirt, timidity,
shyness,
lapātu,
to be
defiled,
to make unclean,
to write down, etc.,lu’ű, to defile, , to desecrate (a
sanctuary, a rite), to dirty an object, etc., isaru,
in išaru, impure, abnormal,
irregular, unjust, polluted, unjustly
treated, unfortunate, impotent (Akkadian)
paprahh,
to defile, paprah,
to defile,
impure, to make impure,
papradr/papran,
defilement,
impurity, impropriety,
papre,
impure, to do
something impure, be
proven guilty by ordeal, iskunanz,
dirty, mulātar,
dirt,sah-, to make
dirty, pollute, to
sprinkle, #šakhar,
dirt,
saknes, sknes,
defiled, impure, to become
impure, defiled, sknuant,
defiled by sakr
(faeces, dung), impure, soiled,
sknumr, defilement by
defecation (Hittite)
sama, adj., even,
smooth, parallel; like, equal to
čonin,
چنین such, (Persian)
ასეთი, aseti, such (Georgian)
так, tak,
such (Belarusian) takav,
such (Croatian) taki, such
(Polish) tāds,
such (Latvian) astfel de, such
(Romanian) sellainen,
such (Finnish-Uralic)
τέτοιος, tétoios, such, omoios,
similar, (Greek)
այդպիսին, aydpisin,
such (Armenian) i tillë,
such, kaq, so
(Albanian)
shunday, such (Basque)
talis-e, of
such a kind, such
Nom., Gen. talis
Dat., Abl. tali
den sórt sin,
such (Irish) leithid
sin, such (Scott) o'r fath, such, cyfryw,
adj. like, such cyffelyb, adj. like, similar
(Welsh)
tale, adj., pron.,
come,
such (Italian)
tel, telle, adj.,
pron., such (French)
such, [<OE swylc], like, similar,
same, such a one
10-11
tal, Script
TC161
tali,
Script AC-10
yātana,
requittal, retaliation, prati, kāraḥ or
-kriyā, retaliation, pratiphalam,
retribution, retaliation, vairayatana,
requital of enmity, retaliation; pratikara,
requital, retaliation, counteraction,
remedy; pratikriya, requital,
retaliation, defence, remedy, damayati, to tame,
tlafy, تلافی
retaliation, revenge, reprisal,
râm, رام tame
(Persian)
შურისძიება, shurisdzieba, retaliation,
მოთვინიერება, motviniereba,
to tame
(Georgian)
аддзяку, ddziaku, retaliation,
прыручыць, pryručyć, to tame,
(Belarusian) osveta,
retaliation, ukrotiti, to tame, (Croatian) odwet,
retaliation, okiełznać, to tame,
(Polish) atriebība,
retaliation, pieradināt, to tame,
(Latvian) represalii,
retaliation, a îmblânzi, to
tame, (Romanian) kosto,
retaliation, kesyttää,
to tame,
(Finnish-Uralic)
αντίποινα, antípoina,
retaliation,antekdikisi,
δαμάζω,damázo, to
tame, (Greek) հակահարված,
hakaharvats,
retaliation, համբուրել, hamburel, to tame (Armenian)
shpagim, retaliation, për të zbutur, to tame(Albanian)
mendeku, retaliation,
errepresalia,
retaliation, reprisal, zuritzeko, bezatu,
to tame
(Basque)
talio-onis,
retaliation
domo, domare, domui,
domitum, to tame
cúiteamh, retaliation,
damnaim, (OIr.), to tie
up
(Irish) děoghaltas,
retaliation
(Scott) gwrthdaro,
retaliation,ad-daledigaeth-au,
ad-daliad-au, retribution,
recompense, retaliation (Welsh) rappresaglia,
retaliation, retribuzione, retribution, tallone, heel,
taluno, adj.
pron. someone, domare,
to tame (Italian)
talion,
retaliation, talon,
heel, domtare, to
tame (French)
tamass/tame/iss,
tmas, tme/is,
to oppress, wisūriya->,
to oppress, stifle, kattawātar,
retaliation, vengeance, retribution,
compensation, revenge, (Hittite)
retaliation?
[<Lat. retaliare,
to retaliate], reprisal,
{<Lat. reprehendere,
to reprehend],
repress [<Lat.
repressus, pp. of reprimere, to
repress], tame [<OE
tam], heel
10-12
talena,
Script
Q39, Q41 (See THALNA,
(
ΘALNA)
Etruscan goddess of retribution, and mother of
Helen of Troy (Gk. Nemesis)
talio
(TALIV) Script PC-7
nakha, nakharaḥ,
talon, claw, spur of a cock, pārṣṇiḥ,
heel
pashnh, پاشنه heel, čangâl, چنگال claw, talon
(Persian)
ქუსლი, kusli, heel, ტალონი, t’aloni,
talon (Georgian)
as
ī du,
heel of a human being, eqbu,
heel, hoof
(Akkadian)
абцас, abcas,
heel, кіпцюр, kipciur,
talon (Belarusian) potpetica,
heel, talon,
talon
(Croatian) obcas, heel, talon,
talon
(Polish) papēdis,
heel, talons, talon (Latvian) toc,
heel, talon,
talon
(Romanian) kantapää,
heel, kynsi, talon
(Finnish-Uralic)
φτέρνα, ftérna,
heel, νύχι
ορνίου, nýchi
orníou, talon
(Greek) գարշապարը,
garshapary,
heel, թալան,
t’alan,
talon
(Armenian) thembër, heel, kthetër, talon (Albanian)
timirāvṛtaḥ,
dark, tāmasaḥ,
dark, gloomy, trāsaḥ,
fright, bhītaḥ, afraid, mayam, fear,
sabhayaḥ, possessed of fear
sâmahe [sâma], dark,
black (Avestan) târik, تاریک
dark, târikiتاریکی darkness, tars, ترس fear, ziyad, so,
ngrany, نگرانی n. worry, trouble,
fear (Persian)
სიბნელე, sibnele, darkness, ბნელი, bneli, dark, შიში, shishi, fear, პირქუშია, p’irkushia, gloomy, ისე, ise, so, ინერვიულოთ,
inerviulot,
to worry (Georgian)
deraš-, fear
(Urartian) timeri, timari, dark,
ug-,
to fear (Hurrian)
adru,
adirtu,
idirtu,
dark, sad, hidirtu, edirtu,
darkness, misfortune, calamity,ādiru,
darkening, adīru,fear, adāru,
fear, to fear the diety, respect the
oath, adīriš,
fear, in fear, adirtu,
edirtu,
idirtu,
idištu, fear, apprehension,
unhappiness, adūru,
overcast, *du’umiš,
tarkiš,adv., darkly, da’ummatu,
darkness, gloom, erpu, adj.,
dark, ṣallāmu,
dark, black tempered (said of
metal), ṣillānű,
dark, providing shade, somber, etc.,ḫašű,
dark, cloudy, na’duru,
darkened, eclipsed,ukkulu,
darkened, dark colored,ikiltu,
ikletu, iklu, urruptu,
darkness, kukkű,
darkness, a name of the underworld, ṣullulu, obscure, dark, tarku,
turruku,
dark colored, tirku,
dark spot, stroke, hit,
blow, etc.,
turku,
dark spot, uppű,
adj., darkened, overcast, urrupu,
dark, dusky, adāru, to
be worried, disturbed, restless, nanduru,
to become worried, eclipsed
(said
of the moon),na’ādu,
to be worried, do something
carefully, to draw someone's
attention, etc., nakuttu,
worry, anxiety, distress, concern, fear, nikittu,
worry, fear, concern, damage, crisis, etc.,palāḫu,
to be worried, respectful of,
reverential towards, afraid, etc.,ašāšu,
worried,
to mistreat, suffer spasms,
be distressed, ašuštu,
worry, depression,
dejection,uššatu, worry,
distress, nazāqu, to
have constant worries, to upset, etc., , to
offend,
