Linear B Lexicon Guide

Linear B
Lexicon
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CONTENTS
PREFACE About Linear B The script Spelling and pronunciation Examples of conjugation About the lexicon LINEAR B LEXICON SAMPLE OF TEXTS LIST OF WORDS SOURCES OF THE LEXICON APPENDIX 1: CORPUS OF ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES APPENDIX 2: MAPS OF LANGUAGE TREES AND GENETIC TRACES
PREFACE
About Linear B Linear B is a syllabic script that was used for writing Mycenaean Greek. It pre-dated the Greek alphabet (ca. 13th but perhaps as early as 17th century BC) and seems to have died out with the fall of Mycenaean civilization. Most clay tablets inscribed in Linear B were found in Knossos, Cydonia (modern Chania), Pylos, Thebes and Mycenae. The application of Linear B seems to have been confined to administrative contexts by some sort of guild of professional scribes who served the central palaces. The succeeding period provides no evidence of the use of writing.
Map of Mycenaean Greece
[http://www.utexas.edu/courses/introgreece/lecture_3.html]
The script Linear B has roughly 200 signs, divided into around 87 syllabic signs with phonetic values and ideograms with semantic values. The grid was developed during decipherment by Michael Ventris and John Chadwick. Each syllable is represented by a consonant and a vowel (with some exceptions shown below). In cases where the transcription remains in doubt, Bennett's number with an asterisk is used.
Spelling and pronunciation Linear B does not distinguish between short and long vowels or voiced and unvoiced consonants.
For example, the syllabogram
can both represent //and // (as the first and the second /e/ in
the word even respectively). The syllabogram /gha,/ /ha/ respectively).
can both represent /,/ /,/ and // (/ka,/
It does not distinguish between // and // (/r/ and /l/ respectively). For example, ti-ripo= tripous but tu-ri-so= Tylisos. The w-series represent the lost letter /F/ (digamma). It is pronounced as // or // (/v/ or /f/ respectively). In modern Greek it is usually expressed with a consonantal /u/. For example, = avgo but = aftos. The q-series represent the lost letter /q/ (qoppa). It could sound like /F/ or /F/ (/kF/ or /gF/ respectively) but it evolved as /,/ /,/ // (/k,/ /p,/ /t/ respectively) voiced or unvoiced. For example, i-qo=> ()= ip(p)os, qa-si-re-u=> = vasileus, qe=> /= (te/ghe). The spelling of words is analytical, which means that all syllables are expressed. But since the syllables are basically consonant- vowel pairs, additional letters are omitted. For example, pe-ma= sperma, ka-ko= khalkos, etc. Equivalently, in clusters of consonants that are fully expressed, redundant vowels are omitted. For example a-mi-ni-so= Amnisos, a-toro-qo= anthropos, and so on. Of course, the ambiguous nature of the script is in some cases incurable, as for example the word te-mi= termis and themis, or a-pi-qo-ro= amfipolos and amfiplous, etc. This ambiguity gets worse when suffixes are to be expressed. For example, to-so can be either tosos or toson, even tosoi, tosois, etc.
Linear B, Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_B]
Examples of conjugation Names are usually constructed with the /s/ suffix that can also be accompanied with a vowel (/os,/ /as/ etc). Female names usually end in /a/> // and neutrals end in /on/. This holds for the nominative. Verbs end in /-mi/ and // (in the active voice) or /-mai/ (in the passive voice). Examples:
wa-na-ka ra-wa-ke-ta i-je-re-u wa-na-ka-to ra-wa-ke-ta-o i-je-re-wo wa-na-ka-te ra-wa-ke-ta(-i) i-je-re-we
F (F) F F F F F F F
vanaks (wanax) lafagetas iereus vanaktos lafagetao ierevos vanaktei lafagetai ierevei
(nominative)
(accusative)
(dative)
e-e-si e-u-ke-to e-ke di-do-si pa-si a-ra-ru-ja de-do-me-na e-o e-ko-te e-ke-e e-re-e
() () () () () () (>)
eensi (eimi) euhetoi (euhomai) ehei (eho) didonsi (dido) fasi(n) (fami>feimi) araryia dedomena eon ehontes eheen (eimi) ereen (>eretto)
(3rd sing.)
(3rd plur.)
(participle)
(infinitive)
me-zo me-wi-jo a-ro2(-jo) me-zo-e me-wi-jo-e a-ro2-e
/ (>) F/F (>) / (>) Fo (>) (>)
mezon/mezos (>meizon) mevion/mevios (>meion) arion/arios mezoes (>meizones) mevioes (>meiones) arioes (>ariones)
(nom. singular)
(nom. plural)
About the lexicon All symbolism follows standard convections. For example, an asterisk (*) before a word implies a reconstructed form of the word that is not originally attested in the texts. The structure of the
lexicon is simple: Symbols- Transliteration- Pronunciation- Translation. The languages used in each case are the appropriate ones for a better understanding of the texts. However, I havent followed the standard interpretation of /F/ or /q/ since their sound depends on the context. For example, e-ke-ra2-wo= Eheliafon, not Eheliawon, which would be pronounced Eheliayouon. I have done the same with other sounds too. For example, I write ka-ko= (halkos) and not khalkos, because the corresponding letter // is a simple consonant. Finally, I have kept some conventions concerning common cases, for example, poro-te-u= Proteus which, however, is to be pronounced Protefs and not Proteous. As one soon realizes, the only authentic spelling rule is the empirical one.
Note: Special Linear B fonts were downloaded from the following site: Truetype Fonts by Curtis Clark [http://mockfont.com/old/]
LINEAR
LEXICON
pa-si
te-o-i
pansi theois to all gods
Symbols (Linear B)
Transliteration (Latin)
Pronunciation (Greek)
Pronunciation (English)
Translation (English)
a-da-ma-o
()
Adamao (Adamas) Adamevei(s) (Adameus) Adrastios andeter/ andeteres
personal name
a-da-me-we
F() ()
personal name
a-da-ra-ti-jo a-de-te/ a-de-te-re
personal name binder (>= headband)
a-di-nwa-ta a-di-ri-ja-pi/ a-di-ri-ja-te/ a-di-ri-jo
F / / (>)
Adinfatas andriaphi/ andriantei/ andrios (>aner) Aelipotas aethistos (ethizo?) aixma(n)s (aixma> aihme) Aigeus
personal name (decorated) with men
a-e-ri-qo-ta a-e-ti-to
(>;)
personal name not used?
ai-ka-sa-ma
() (> )
pointed head of a weapon personal name (also a fashionstyle)
ai-ke-u/ a-i-ke-u/ ai-ki-e-we/ a-i-qe-we/
ai-ki-e-wo/ a-i-qe-wo ai-ki-a2-ri-jo ai-ki-no-o ai-ki-pa-ta/ a-i-ki-pa-ta ai-ki-po ai-ko-ta ai-ku-pi-ti-jo ai-mi-re-we (ai-mi-re)F Aigypos Aikontas Aigyptios (ai-mi-re)veis h aigihalios coastal (see also aigihaliande) A Aiginoos Aigipatas personal name personal name (, = goat) personal name personal name personal name related to rams (see also e-ka-rae-we) ai-ta-re-u-si () ai-ta-ro-we/ a-ta-ro-we F Aithaleusi (Aithaleus) Aithalofeis personal name (>= smoky) ai-ti-jo-qe/ ai-ti-jo-qo / Aithiopes/ Aithiops ethnic/personal name (>= shining, blazing) ai-to ai-wa-ja F (>) ai-wa-ta F Aithon Aifaia (>Aia) Aifatas personal name personal name ethnic/place name place name
ai-wo-ro/ a-wo-ro ai-za ai-za a-ja-me-na/ a-ja-me-no a-ka-ma-no a-ka-ra-no
Aivolos
personal/animal name (= nibble)
(>) (>) / o
aiza (>aiga) Aizai (>Aigai) aiasmena/ aiasmenos Alkmanor akaranos
goat place name inscribed/ decorated personal name (>= legs/ kara= head)
a-ka-si-jo-ne
()
Akasionei (Akasion) Aktaios Ahaiviande (Ahaivia) Achaivos
place name
a-ka-ta-jo a-ka-wi-ja-de
F (F)
personal name place name
a-ka-wo
personal/ethnic name of Ahaivia
a-ke a-ke-e a-ke-(j)o(-jo)
/ ()
agei/ ageen Argeioio (Argeios) Arhailafos/ Arhailafon ageirei(n) Agreus/ Agreuthen
to send
ethnic name of Argos personal name
a-ke-ra-wo
F/ F
a-ke-re a-ke-re-u/ a-ke-re-u-te
() /
to collect place name
a-ke-re-wa/ a-ke-re-wa-de/ a-ke-re-we a-ke-re-wi-jo
F/ F
Agrefa/ Agrefande
place name (fem. of Agreus?)
Agrevios
ethnic name of Agrefa
a-ke-ro a-ke-ro
agelos Aheron
messenger personal name (also modern river)
a-ke-te-re
ageteres/ asketeres
official title/ occupation (see also asketreiai)
a-ke-ti-ra2(-o)/ a-ke-ti-ri-ja/ a-ke-ti-ri-ja-i a-ke-u/ a-ke-wo a-ki-a2-ri-ja-de a-ki-re-u/ a-ki-re-we a-ki-ti-to
asketreiaon/ asketreiai
decorators? (fem.)
Alkeus
personal name
h (h)
Aigihaliande (Aigihalia) Ahileus
place name
personal name
()
akti(s)tos
untitled? (>= founding, settling)
*a-ko
agos/agkos
holy place/grove, valley (see ti-mito-a-ke-e)
a-ko-ra
agora
acquisition of things for communal
purposes > market place a-ko-ra-ja/ a-ko-ra-jo / agoraia/ agoraios used for communal purposes (see also agora) a-ko-ro/ a-ko-ro-we a-ko-so-ne a-ko-so-ta/ a-ko-so-ta-o a-ko-te-u a-ko-to a-ko-to-no a-ko-wo / F Argotheus Aktor/Ahthon aktoinos akorfos personal name personal name without ktoina childless, unaccompanied (see korfos) a-ku-ro a-ma-ru-ta-o () a-mi-ni-si-jo argyros Amalytao (Amalytas) Amnisios ethnic name of Amnisos a-mi-ni-so-de () a-mo/ a-mo-si/ a-mo-ta / / / / Amnisonde (Amnisos) armon/ armosi/ armota/ wheel/chariot (undercarriage) place name silver personal name o axones Aksotas axles personal name agros field
a-mo-te a-mo-i-je-to
armote armoientoi? just delivered? (see iento)
a-mo-ra-ma
- ;
amor- amar?
from day to day, daily?
a-mo-ta-jo/ a-mo-te-jo-nade a-mo-te-re
armoteon armoteonande
(to the) workshop of armota
armosteres
> (of stones) laid with the grain
a-mo-te-wi-ja
armothevia
? (description of a pot)
a-mu-ta-wo a-na(-i)-ta/ a-na(-i)-to a-na-mo-ta a-na-mo-to a-na-pu-ke
F / /
Amynthafon anaita/ anaiton anarmosta/ anarmoston anampykes
personal name not decorated
(about chariots) not assembled without headbands (see ampykes)
a-ne-mo (i-ere-ja) a-ne-ta
()
anemon (iereia)
(priestess) of winds
()
aneta (anieimi= to not due, of no set free) charge
a-ne-u-te
/ ()
Aneuthen/Aneutei place name (Aneus) aniai/aniaphi (>inia) reins
a-ni-ja/ a-ni-ja-pi
/ (>)
a-ni-ja-to a-no-no
Aniatos anonon
personal name not rented, see opp. onaton
a-no-po
anopos
without holes, not pierced
a-no-we/ a-no-wo-to a-nu-ko a-nu-to a-pa-je-u a-pa-re-u/ a-pa-re-u-pi a-pa-sa-ki-jo a-pa-ta a-pa-ta-wa
F/ F A
anofeis/ anoftos Anykos Anytos Arpayeus Aphareus
without ears, handles personal name personal name personal name place name
; F (>)
Apsayios asparta? Aptarfa (>Aptera) Aptarfaia/ Aptarfaios apeasa/apeontes (>apeimi) apeeike (>aphieimi) Apelitafon aphetria(i)
personal name not sown? place name
a-pa-ta-wa-ja/ a-pa-ta-wa-j a-pe-a-sa/ a-pe-o-te a-pe-e-ke
F/ F / (>) (>)
ethnic name of Aptarfa absent
to let go
a-pe-ri-ta-wo a-pe-ti-ra2
F ()
personal name item found together with a
torpeza a-pi a-pi-a2-ro a-pi-e-ke h () amphi Amphihalos amphiehei(n) bi-, both personal name to be covered all over a-pi-ja-ko-ro/ a-pi-ja-ko-ro-jo a-pi-do-ro a-pi-ja-re-wo F () a-pi-je-ta a-pi-me-de/ a-pi-me-de-o a-pi-no-e-wi-jo F Amphinoevioi ethnic name of Amphoneus a-(pi-)po-rewe/ a-po-re-we a-pi-po-ro/ a-pi-qo-ro-i a-pi-qo-ta a-pi-qo-to amphipolos attendant ()F () am(phi)phorefes (amphoreus) amphora Amphidoros Amphiarevos (Amphiareus) Amphiyetas Amphimedes personal name personal name personal name personal name Amphiagros personal name
(>?)
Amphipotas amphipotos (>amphivatos?) Amphilavos/ Amphilavon
personal name (table) with legs apart personal name
a-pi-ra-wo
F/ F
a-po-ne-we/ a-pu-ne-we a-po-te-ra a-po-te-ro-te a-pua-pu-do-ke/ a-pe-do-ke
F () () - (>-) / (>)
Amphonevei (Amphoneus) amphotera(i) amphoterothen apy- (>apo-) apydoke/ apedoke (>apodido) apydodis (>apodosis) ampyx/ ampykes ampykovorgos
place name
both on both sides from/with to deliver
a-pu-do-si
(>)
delivery
a-pu-ka/ a-pu-ke a-pu-ko-wo-ko
/ F
headband, tiara/ reins maker of ampykes
a-pu2-ka-ne a-pu2/ a-pu2-de/ a-pu2-we a-qa-to a-qe-mo a-qo-ta a-ra-ka-te-ja
Afyganes
ethnic name of Aphy
/ A/ AF A
Aphy/ Aphynde/ Aphyvei Amvatos Akvaimon Amvotas alakateiai
place name (= steep)
personal name personal name personal name weavers (fem.) => wool/ =>spindle
a-ra-ka-te-ja-o a-ra-ro-mo-teme-na/ a-ra-ro-mo-teme-no a-ra-ru-ja
()/ ()
alakateiaion ararmot(ei)mena/ ararmot(ei)menos
weavers place assembled
araryia
bound/equipped (fem.)
a-ra-ru-wo-a
F (>)
araryvoa (>araryonta) areia/ areios
bound/equipped (neut.) divine epithet (> god = Mars)
a-re-ja / a-re-jo/ a-re-i-jo a-re-ka-sa-dara a-re-ke-se-u a-re-ki-si-to-jo
Alexandra
personal name (fem.)
()
Alexeus Alexitoio (Alexitos) Alektryfon
personal name personal name
a-re-ku-tu-ruwo/ a-re-ku-tu-ruwo-ne/ a-re-ku-tu-ruwo-no a-re-me-ne a-re-pa/ a-ro-pa/ a-re-pa-te/ a-re-pa-to
personal name (= cock)
()
Ar(ei)menes
personal name cream, ointment
(>) aleiphar (>aloiphe)
a-re-pa-zo-o/ a-re-po-zo-o a-ro2-a a-ro2-e a-ro2-jo a-ru-ra/ a-ro-u-ra a-sa-mi-to a-si-ja-ti-ja a-si-wi-ja/ a-si-wi-jo a-ta-ma-ne-u/ a-ta-ma-ne-we a-ta-na (-po-tini-ja) a-ta-no/ a-ta-no-re/ a-ta-no-ro a-ta-ra-si-jo
(>) (>) (>) (>)
aleiphazoos (>aleiphovios) aryoa (>areiona) aryoes (>areiones) arioio (>areionos) aroura
occupation (= anointer) better (neut., plur.)
better (masq., plur.) better (masq., sing., gen.) unit of land
F/ F (>) (-)
asaminthos Asiatiai Asivia/ Asivios Athamaneus (>Athamas) Atana (-potnia= beloved)
bath tab place name ethnic name
personal name
goddesss name (goddess Athena) personal name
Antanor
atalansios
without copper (see also talansia)
a-te-mi-ti-jo a-te-mo
Artemitios
/ Artemon/ Anthemon
a-te-re-wi-ja
Atreivia
ethnic/place name
a-te-we a-to-po-qo
(;)F (>)
a(?)tevei artopopos (>artopoios) Artimitei (Artemis?) anthropo (anthropos) Atykos/Atygos (au-de)vessa
kind of pot (jug) baker
a-ti-mi-te
(;)
goddesss name
a-to-ro-po
()
human
a-tu-ko au-de-we-sa
/ (au-de)F
personal name having au-d (= a rosette?)
au-ke-wa
F ()
Augevan (Augeus) aulos (aulos)
personal name
au-ro
()
pipe (> musical instrument)
au-ta2 a-we-ke-se-u/ a-we-ke-se-we a2-ka-a2-ki-rijo a2-ro-u-do-pi
Autias Afeixeus
(a2-ka-a2) + h
(a2-ka-a2) + agrios halosydorphi (als= sea+ ydor= water)
ethnic/place name (>= field) aquamarine (gem)/with wavelike patterns place name
a2-ru-wo-te a2-te-ro
HF (>;) h (>)
Haryvothen (>Haryvdos?) hateros (>eteros)
other
da-da-re-jo-de
()
Dadaleionde (Dadaleion) Daipontas Daitraros Daiaros Damater
place name/ sanctuary personal name personal name personal name goddesss name (>Demeter)
da-i-qo-ta da-i-ta-ra-ro da-ja-ro da-ma-te
da-ma-te/ du-ma-te da-mi-ni-jo
damates/ dymates Damnios
related to damos (family groups?) ethnic name of Damnos
da-mo
(>)
damos (>deimos) damoklos daphurinthoio (>lavyrinthos) Daron Dataiaros Davia/Davios
municipality
da-mo-ko-ro da-pu2-ri-to(j)o da-ro da-ta-ja-ro da-wi-ja/ da-wi-jo da-we-u-pi/ da-wo -de
(>) F/F
official title (of the) labyrinth
personal name personal name ethnic name of Dafos/Dafon
F/ F/F -
Daveuphi Dafos/Dafon -de
place name
not, on the other side
-de
-de
allative/
demonstrative de-de-me-no de-di-ku-ja (>) dedemenos dedikyia (>didasko) bound being apprenticing (see also didaskalei) de-do-me-na dedomena (things) being offered de-ka-sa-to de-ku-tu-woko de-me-o-te () de-mi-ni-a de-qo-no de-re-u-ko de-so-mo de-u-ka-ri-jo de-u-ki-jo-jo () de-we-ro-aiko-ra-i-ja F (= -) demeontes (demo= to build) demnia deipnon dleukos desmois Deukalion Deukioio (Deukios) Devroaihoraiai (= hither- lands) place name (compare to peraiaihoraiai) di-da-ka-re () didaskalei (didaskalos) at the place of the practitioner bedsteads dinner, meal must (of wine) (with) straps personal name month name they who build F deksato dektyvorgos to be accepted maker of nets
(see also dedikyia) di-ka-ta-de (> ) di-ka-ta-jo di-ko-na-re-ja Diktande (Dikta> Dikte) Diktaios Dikonareia place name (mountain) epithet of god Zeus personal name (fem.) di-ko-na-ro di-pa di-pi-se-wi-jo/ di-pi-si-je-wijo di-pi-si-ja/ di-pi-si-jo/ di-pi-so-i di-pte-ra () Dipsoi (Dipsos) diptera / Dipsia/Dipsios (>) F Dikonaros dipas (>depas) Dipsievios personal name a kind of cup person from Dipsos (same as next) ethnic name of Dipsos place name leather hide (> writing material) di-pte-ra-po-ro dipteraphoros ceremonial title
di-ri-mi-jo di-ro di-u-ja/ di-wi- ja/ di-wi-je-ja di-u-ja-jo/ di-wi-ja-jo-de/
/F
Drimios Diros Diyia/Divia
gods name place name priestess of god Zeus/ goddesss name
Diyaion/
sanctuary
di-wi-ja-wo di-u-ja-wo
F F
Diyiaionde Diyafon
dedicated to Diyia personal name/ priest of Difia
di-u-jo/ di-wi-jo di-we/ di-wo di-wi-ja-me-ro
/Fo
Dyios/Divios
belonging to Zeus
F/F (/>) F (>)
Divei/Divos (Zeus/>Dias) dyiameron (>dyimeron) Diviatai Divieus
gods name (god Zeus) two day period
di-wi-ja-ta di-wi-je-u/ di-wi-je-we di-wi-jo/ di-wi-jo-de/ di-wi-jo-jo di-wo di-wo-i-je-we
F F
ethnic/place name personal name/ priest of Zeus
Divion
sanctuary dedicated to Zeus
F F
Difon Dios Ievei
personal name to the Son of Zeus
di-wo-ni-so-jo
F (F >)
Divonysoio (Divonysos >Dionysos) donde (>do)
gods name
do-de
(>)
referring to the domos ()= house, dwelling
do-e-ra do-e-ro
(>) (>)
doela(>doule) doelos (>doulos)
slave (fem.) slave (masq.)
do-e-ro-i
(>)
doeloi (>douloi)
slaves (masq. plur.)
do-po-ta do-qe-ja/ do-qe-u
Dospota dorpeia/ dorpeus
goddesss name = supper/ = name of feast
do-ra do-ri-je-we
F/ F ()
dora Dorievei/ Dorieves (Dorieus) Dromeus dosei/ dosonsi/ didonsi (>dido) dosmoi dorfeios dymas/ dymates
gifts ethnic/personal name
do-ro-me-u do-se/ do-so-si/ di-do-si
/ / (>)
personal name to give
do-so-mo do-we-jo du-ma/ du-ma-te
F /
offerings made of wood official/religious title (see also damates)
du-ni-jo du-ni-jo-jo du-re-u du-ru-to-mo
Dynios/ Dynioio Dyreus drytomos
personal name
personal name lumberjack
du-ta-so du-wo-jo-jo
F (F)
Dytasos Dyfoioio (Dyfoios) dywoupi (dyo) dywofeis dwo/dywo (>dyo)
du-wo-u-pi
F ()
consisting of two (see also dwo) with two ears, handles
du-wo-we
FF
dwo/ dwo-jo
F/F (>)
two
e-da-e-u/ e-da-e-wo e-do-me-ne-u/ e-do-mo-ne-we e-e-si/ e-ne-e-si
Edaeus
personal name
Eidomeneus
personal name
/ (/)
eensi/ eneensi (eimi/eneimi) egmaphi/ egmatei (egma) eshara engraeveis (grao?= to eat) ehei/ eheen (>ehein)/ ehonsi (>ehousi) Ehedamos/ Ehedamon
they/there are
e-ka-ma-pi/ e-ka-ma-te
/ ()
stay
e-ka-ra e-ka-ra-e-we
F (;)
griddle related to rams
e-ke/ e-ke-e/ e-ko-si e-ke-da-mo
/ (>)/ (>) /
he has/ to have/ they have personal name
e-ke-jo-to
()
egkeiontoi (egkeimai) Ehemedes Ehelyafon
they are included
e-ke-me-de e-ke-ra2-wo/ e-ke-ra2-wo-ne e-ke-ro e-ke-ro-qo-no
Enheros enheroponoi (>= wage+ ponos= labor)
personal name wage- earners
e-ki-no/ e-ki-no-jo e-ko/ e-ko-te e-ko/ e-ke-si e-ko-me-na-tao e-ko-me-no
Ehinos/Erginos
personal name
/ / o () (>)
ehon/ ehontes enhos/ enhensi Erhomenatao (Erhomenatas) Erhomenos (>Orhomenos) Exon/ Exonos eksovorgoi
having (see also ehei) spear
personal name
place name
e-ko-so/ e-ko-so-no e-ko-so-wo-ko
E/ F
place name
outside workers (compare to entosvorgoi)
e-ko-to e-ku-se-we(-
Hector enhyseves
personal name funnels
qe)
(>)
(>enheo= to pour in)
e-ma-a2
h (h> )
Ermahai (Ermahas> Ermes) emei (>eni) enmisthon (enmisthos) Enaplous eneka Enesidaonei (Enesidaon)
(related to) god Hermes
e-me
(>)
with one
e-mi-to
()
in pay, hired
e-na-po-ro e-ne-ka e-ne-si-da-o-ne
()
place name because of epithet of god Poseidon (=earthshaker)
e-ne-woe-ne-wo-pe-za
FF
ennevoennevopeza
nine(table) with nine legs
e-ni-pa-te-we
F ()
Enipatevei (Enipateus) Enyfalios
place name
e-nu-wa-ri-jo/ e-nwa-ri-jo e-o
gods name
()
eon (eimi) epi/opi epididastoi (epididomi)
being/existing
e-pi/o-pi e-pi-di-da-to
/ ()
towards/on top distributed
e-pi-ja-ta e-pi-ki-to-ni-ja
Ephialtas epihitonia
personal name kind of clothing (see also hiton)
e-pi-ko-wo e-pi-we-ti-ri-jo
F F
epikorfoi epivestrios
observers, guards kind of occupation (working with over-garments)
e-pi-zo-ta e-qa-ro e-qe-si-jo/ e-qe-si-ja e-qe-ta/ e-qe-ta-e/ e-qe-ta-i e-ra
epizosta Envaros epesios/epesia
tied on top personal name related to the epetas
epetas
official title (= attendant)
Era
goddesss name (Hera)
e-ra e-ra-ja
Era Eraia
place name ethnic name of Era (fem.)
e-ra-pe-me-na
() (>> )
er(r)apmena (>errammene> rammene) elaphon (elaphos= deer) Erathra
sewed (fem.)
e-ra-po (ri-mene) e-ra-ta-ra
()
place name (see also limenes) personal name (fem.)
e-ra-te-i/ e-ra-to-de
/ ()
Elatei/ Elatonde (Elatos) Elateios
place name
e-ra-te-i-jo
ethnic name of Elatos
e-ra-te-re-we/ e-ra-te-re-wapi e-ra-wo/ e-ra3-wo e-re-e/ e-re-i e-re-e e-re-e-u
F (F)
Erathrevei (Erathrefa)
place name
elaiwon
olive/essential oil
(?) (>)
Eleei (Elos?) ereen (>erettein) ereus
place name (= marsh) to row person in charge of the eretai
e-re-mo
eremos/eremon
place deserted/ isolated
e-re-pa/ e-re-pa-te/ e-re-pa-te-japi/ e-re-pa-te-jo/ e-re-pa-to e-re-ta/ e-re-ta-o e-re-u-te-ra/ e-re-u-te-ro e-re-u-te-re
/ / / /
elephas elephantei elephanteiaphi/ elephanteios/ elephantos
elephant (implying ivory)
/ () / (;)
eretai/eretaon (eretas) eleuthera/ eleutheros Eleutherei (Eleutherai?)
rowers
delivered/free
place name?
e-re-u-te-ro-se
() (>)
eleutherose(en) (>eleuthero) Eleutheia
to set free/ to deliver goddesss name (= the Deliverer)
e-re-u-ti-ja
e-ri-ka/ e-ri-ka-we-e e-ri-ke-re-we
(> ) F() ()
elikas (elika> elike) Eriklevei(s) (Erikleus) Erikorfos Erinys
willow tree
personal name
e-ri-ko-wo e-ri-nu / e-ri-nu-we e-ri-ta
EF
personal name goddesss name
Eritha
e-ro-ma-to
(>)
Elomanthos (>Erymanthos) ellophagia ellophagetas/ ellophageus
place name
e-ro-pa-ke-ja e-ro-pa-ke-ta/ e-ro-pa-ke-u
game (hunting) (deer) hunter (= young deer)
e-ru-mi-ni-ja e-ru-ta-ra e-ru-ta-ra e-ru-to-ro
elymniai erythra Erythras Erythros
roof beams red personal name personal name (= red)
e-sa-re-wi-ja
Esalevia
ethnic name of Esalos
e-sa-re-u/ e-sa-re-we/ e-sa-ro e-ta-je-u e-ta-wo-ne-u/ e-ta-wo-ne-we/ e-ta-wo-ne-wo e-te e-te-do-mo e-te-wa e-te-wo-ke-rewe-i-jo e-ti-we
Esaleus/Esalos
place name
Etageus Etavoneus
place name personal name
(e-te) F FoF (>) (e-ti-)F
enthen (e-te)domos Etevas Eteklevios (Eteoklios) (e-ti-)fen
(from) inside profession personal name son of Eteokleus
provided with eti?
e-to-ki-ja
entoihia
fittings for insertion in walls
e-to-ni-jo e-to-ro-qa-ta
(>)
etonion entropatai (>tropoter) entosvorgoi Eudamos Eudeivelos Eudonos
free-hold oar-thongs
e-to-wo-ko e-u-da-mo e-u-de-we-ro e-u-do-no
F F
inside workers personal name place name personal name
e-u-ke-to e-u-ko-me-no e-u-me-de e-u-me-ne e-u-me-ta e-u-na-wo e-u-o-mo e-u-po-ro-wo e-u-ru-da-mo e-u-ru-po-tore-mo-jo e-u-ru-qo-ta/ e-u-ru-wo-ta e-u-ta-re-wo wo-wo e-u-wa-ko-ro/ e-wa-ko-ro
F F ()
euhetoi Euhomenos Eumedes Eumenes Eumetas Eunavos Euormos Euplowos Euridamos Euryptolemoio (Euryptolemos) Eurypotas
he/she wishes personal name personal name personal name personal name personal name personal name personal name personal name personal name
personal name
F FF
Euthalevos vorvos Euagros
place name (see also vorvos) personal name
e-we-pe-se-some-na e-wi-ri-pi-ja
F (>) F
efepsesomena (>eutrosesthai) Evripia
(things) to be returned ethnic name of Evripos (fem.)
e-wi-ri-po
F (>)
Evripos (>Euripos) efisyzorkos/ efisy(zu?)rkos (efisy> episeis= equaly+ dorkos?> dorkas= roe deer)
place name
e-wi-su-zo-ko/
F/
decorative motif (with deer on both sides?)
e-wi-su-*79-ko F(;)
e-wi-ta-jo/ e-wi-te-wi-jo e-wi-te-u/ e-wi-te-we e-zo-wo
EF/ EFF EF/ EFF F
Evitaios/ Evitevios Eviteus/ Evitevei Ezovos
ethnic name of Eviteus place name
personal name
i-do-me-ne-ja/ i-do-me-ne-jo i-ja-te i-ja-wo-ne
/ F (F)
Idomeneia/ Idomeneios iater Iafonei (Iafon) iereia iereus/ iereivos ierevios
personal name (fem.) doctor/curator personal name
i-je-re-ja i-(j)e-re-u/ i-je-re-wo i-je-re-wi-jo
/ F F
priestess priest
(someone) belonging to the priesthood
i-je-ro/ i-je-ro-jo i-je-ro-wo-ko
ieros
sacred, holly
ierovorgos
a sacrificing priest
(>) i-je-to / ()
(>ierourgos) ientoi/ieto (ieimi) delivered (also with the religious meaning)
i-je-we/ i-jo i-jo-te
F/ (>, )
ievei/ios (>ios, yios) iontes
son
(they who are) coming
i-ke-u
ikeus
(>= suppliant)
i-ni-ja
Inia
i-pe-me-de-ja
(>)
Iphemedeia (>phimedia) Iphemedeiaion
goddesss name
i-pe-me-de-jajo i-pe-se-wa i-po-no
sanctuary of Iphemedeia
Ipsewas
personal name kind of pot (cooking bowl)
i-po-po-qo-i *i- qo-po-qo-i?
() (>)
ip(p)opopoi (>ippokomos)
horse- grooms (problematic orthography)
(po-ti-ni-ja) iqe-a
() ()
(potnia) Ip(p)eia
goddesss name (mistress of the horses)
i-qi-ja/ i-qi-jo i-qo
()/() ()
ip(p)ia/ip(p)io ip(p)os
chariot horse
i-qo-e-qe i-su-ku-wo-doto i-te-ja-o/ i-te-u
()(e-qe) F
()o(e-qe) Isyhywdotos
saddle? personal name
()/ (>)
itheiaon (itheiai)/ itheus (>ithyno= to make straight)
weavers
i-to-we-sa i-wa-ka/ i-wa-ka-o i-wa-so
(i-to) F F
(i-to)vessa Ivax
having (i-to?) personal name
Ivasos
personal name
jo-(do-so-si)/ jo-(o-po-ro)
(>)
os (>opos)
introductory particle (see also o-)
ka-da-mi-ja
(>)
kardamia (>kardamon)
(some product related to) garden cress
ka-da-ro ka-e-sa-me-no ka-e-se-u/ ka-e-se-we ka-ke-u/ ka-ke-u-si/
Handaros Kaesamenos Kaeseus
personal name personal name personal name
/ /
halkeus/ halkeusi/
copper worker
ka-ke-we ka-ke-u ka-ki-ja/ ka-ke-ja/ ka-ki-jo ka-ko/ ka-ke-ja-pi ka-ma ka-ma-e-u/ ka-ma-e-we ka-na-ko
F /
halkives Halkeus halkia/ halkios personal name made of copper
halkos/halkon halkeiaphi kama kamaeus
copper
unit of land owner of a kama
(>)
knakos (>knekos) knapeus (knapto= to card)
safflower (plant)
ka-na-pe-u/ ka-na-pe-we
()
occupation (one who cards cloth or wool)
ka-pa-si-ja/ ka-pa-ti-ja
Karpasia/ Karpathia
personal/ethnic name of Karpathos(fem.)
ka-pe-se-wa-o wo-wo ka-pi-ni-ja ka-po ka-ra-a-pi
(ka-pe-se-wa-o) FF
(ka-pe-se-wa-o) vorvos kapnia karpos karaphi
place name (see vorvos) chimney fruit (with a) = head
ka-ra-do-ro/ ka-ra-do-ro -de
Haradros
place name (= gorge)
ka-ra-do-wa-ta ka-ra-ko
F (>)
Haradovatas glahon (>blehon) klasmatos (klasma) Karpasos (>Karpathos) klareves/ klarevei(s) (klareus?) Glaukos graves (*grafs >graia) kla(d)viphoros (>kleidophoros) Hariseus Harisios Harops karykes (karyx> keryx) karyphi/karyfei (karya) Karystos Xanthos
personal name pennyroyal (plant)
ka-ra-ma-to
()
fragment, part
ka-ra-pa-so
(>)
place name
ka-ra-re-we
F/ F() (;)
kind of pot (stirrup jar)
ka-ra-u-ko ka-ra-we
F (* >)
personal name old women
ka-ra-wi-po-ro
()F (>o)
religious title, key-bearer? personal name personal name personal name heralds
ka-ri-se-u ka-ri-si-jo ka-ro-qo ka-ru-ke
(> )
ka-ru-pi/ ka-ru-we ka-ru-to ka-sa-to
/F ()
nut- tree
ka-ta-wa ka-ti
F ;
Katawas kartis?
personal name kind of pot (hydria)
ka-to/ ka-to-ro ka-tu-re-wi-ja/ ka-tu-ro2 ka-u-no ka-zo-e
Kastor
personal name
kanthyleviai
saddle- bags
(y> )
Haunos kazoes (kakyoes> kakiones) Keiei/ Keia Krana
personal name (of) worse (quality)
ke-e/ ke-i-ja-ka-rana ke-i-jo
place name (>=spring)
Keios
ethnic name of Keia/Keie
ke-ka-u-me-no ke-ke-me-na/ ke-ke-me-no
kekaumenos kekeimena/ kekeimenos
burnt common (referring to ktoina= plot; see opp. ktimena)
ke-ki ke-ki-de
Kelhis Kelhides
place name ethnic name of Kelhis
ke-ki-jo ke-ra/ ke-ra-a2/
/ h
Kerkios keras/ keraha
personal name horn (implying the material)
ke-ra-e/ ke-ra-ja/-i-ja ke-ra-ja-pi ke-ra-e-we F() () ke-ra-me-ja keraevei(s) (keraeus) Kerameia personal name (fem.) ke-ra-me-u / ke-ra-me-wo ke-ra-me-u ke-ra-no ke-ra-so Kerameus personal name horn worker
kerameus kelainos Keraso
potter dark, black personal name (fem.)
ke-ra-ti-jo-jo wo-wo ke-ra-u-jo ke-re-a2 ke-re-si-jo weke ke-re-te-u ke-re-ti-wo ke-ro-si-ja
FF
eratioio vorvos
place name (see also vorvos)
h (>) F
Keravios skelehas (>skelos) kresiovergeis
personal name legs
of Cretan style
F (>)
Kretheus Krethivos yeronsia (>yerousia) Kerovos
personal name place name council of elders (senate) personal name
ke-ro-wo
ke-sa-do-ro ke-se-ne-wi-ja ke-se-ni-wi-ja/ ke-se-nu-wi-ja/ ke-se-ni-wi-jo/ ke-se-nu-wo
F/F (>/)
Kesandros xenwia/xenwios (>xenia/xenios)
personal name hospitable (divine epithet)
ke-u-po-da ke-u-po-da-o ke-u-po-de-ja ke-u-sa ke-we-to-jo
heuspondas/ heuspondeia
(=libation pourer)
F (F)
Kevetoio (Kevetos) Knidia(i) kritha (>krithe) Xivia(i)
ki-ni-di-ja ki-ri-ta
() (>)
ethnic name (fem.) barley
ki-si-wi-ja
F()
ethnic name of >Chios? (fem.)
ki-ta-no
(>)
kirtanos (>kritanos) ktiensi
terebinth tree (see also ti-mi-to) they cultivate (>?= to settle, to found)
ki-ti-je-si
ki-ti-me-na/ ki-ti-me-no ki-ti-ta ki-to
ktimena/ktimenos
(of ktoina= plot) settled, owned
ktitas hiton
inhabitant, settler chiton, type of
clothing ki-wo/ ki-wo-na-de ko-do-jo () ko-ka-ro/ ku-ka-ro ko-ki-da ko-ki-jo ko-ki-re-ja/ / / (*> ) ko-ku ; Kodoio (Kodos) Kokalos/ Kykalos Kolhidas Kolhios kolhireia (*kolhias> kohlias) konhys? (>= a mussel/something sharp) ko-ku-ro konhylos shell-shaped/ purple ko-ma-we/ ko-ma-we-te/ ko-ma-we-to ko-ma-we-ta F/ F/ F F Komafeis/ Komafentei/ Komafentos komafenta Komafenteia personal name (>= with nice hair) ( => stamp) goddesss name (>= hair) ko-no skoinos schinus, rush (plant) ko-no-si-ja ko-no-si-jo / Knosia/ Knosios ethnic name of Knossos personal name personal name shell-shaped, spiral personal name personal name F kiwon pillar
ko-ma-we-te-ja F
ko-no-so/ ko-no-so-de ko-pi-na
/ ; (>)
Knosos/ Knosonde kophina? (>kophinos) koreter koreteres koreterion
place name
coffin? (>= basket) official title (mayor) referring to the koreter (mayors house)
ko-re-te/ ko-re-te-re ko-re-te-ri-jo
ko-ri-a2-da-na ko-ri-ja-da-na ko-ri-ja-do-no ko-ri-jo-da-na ko-ri-si-ja/ ko-ri-si-jo
/ (>)
koriadna/ koriadnos (>koliantros)
coriander (plant)
/ (>/ )
Korinsia/ Korinsios (>Korinthia/ Korinthios) Korinthos kroiovorvia
ethnic name of Korinthos
ko-ri-to ko-ro-jo-wowi-ja ko-ro-ku-ra-ijo
FF
place name place name
(>;)
Krokylaioi (>Kerkyraioi?) koronovessa (koronos/ korone?)
ethnic name of >Corfu? (pot decoration) ko-ro-n- like: (= curved, crooked/ = sea-crow
ko-ro-no-we-sa F (/ ;)
ko-ru/ ko-ru-pi
/ ()
korys kory(th)phi
helmet
ko(-ru-)we-ja
F (>;)
koryveia (>koureia?)
related to ko-wa/ or to ko-ru? (see also qo-wija)
ko-so-u-to
Ksouthos
personal name/(= blond, tawny)
ko-to-i-na/ ko-to-na/ ko-to-na-o ko-to-no(-o)ko ko-tu-ro2/ ko-tu-ro2-ne ko-tu-we/ ko-tu-wo ko-we-ja
ktoina/ ktoinaon
plot of land
ktoinoohoi
plot owners
/ F/F
Kotyrion/ Kotyrionei Kotyvei/Kotyvos
personal name
place name
F (>)
korfeia (>kouria) korfa (>koure, kore) korfos (>kouros) kovos (>koas) Kydonia
like a korfa (see next) young woman, girl
ko-wa
F (>, )
ko-wo
F (>)
young man
ko-wo ku-do-ni-ja
F (>)
fleece place name (modern Chania)
ku-ka-da-ro ku-ke-re-u ku-mi-no/
Kykadaros Kykleus kyminon
personal name personal name cumin (plant)
ku-mi-no-jo ku-na-ja/ ku-na-ki-si ku-na-ke-ta/ ku-na-ke-ta-i ku-pa-ri-si-jo () [ku-]pa-ri-so ku-pa-ro ku-pa-ro-we F Kyparisioi (Kyparisios) Kyparisos kypairos kypairofen ethnic name of Kyparisos place name cyperus (plant) made with kypairos (see previous) ku-pe-se-ro ku-pi-ri-jo Kypselos Kyprios personal name ethnic name (of Cyprus) ku-ra-no ku-re-we F (>) Kylanos Koureves (>Kouretes= a warlike tribe) ku-ru-me-no/ ku-ru-me-nojo ku-ru-so ku-ru-so-woko Fo (>) hrysos hrysovorgos (>hrysourgos) gold gold worker Klymenos personal name personal name group name / wynaia/ wynaiksi kynagetas hunter woman
ku-ru-su-pa3 *56 ku-su ku-su-pa
hrysyfaia?
kind of pot (tripod amphora)
(>) (>)
ksyn (>syn) ksympan (>sympan) ksy(n)stropha (>systrophe) Kytaistos Kytaisios
plus whole
ku-su-to-ro-pa
()o (>)
collection, gathering place name ethnic name of Kytaistos
ku-ta-(i-)to ku-ta-ti-jo
ku-te-se-jo
/ (>)
kyteseios/ kyteseiois (>kytisos) Kytheraios Kytherea(i) Kythereuphi (Kythera) Ktygianor kywanos ( >kyanos= blue) kyvanovorgos
made from ebony/ in ebony
ku-te-ra-o/ ku-te-ra3 ku-te-re-u-pi
/ () ()
ethnic name of Kythera place name (modern Kithira) personal name gemstone (lapis lazuli) gemstone worker
ku-tu-qa-no ku-wa-no
F (>)
ku-wa-no-woko
FF
ma-ka
; ( )
Ma Ga? (Mater Gaia) Mahafon
mother earth? (goddess name) personal name
ma-ka-wo
ma-na-sa ma-na-si-weko ma-ni-ko ma-no-u-ro ma-ra-ne-ni-jo
Manassa Mnasivergos
goddesss name personal name
Manihos Manouros Maranenioi
personal name personal name ethnic name (related to Marineu?)
ma-ra-te-u
Marateus/ Maltheus malathives/ malthi(vi)os marathyvon (>marathos) Maleus
personal/ethnic name ethnic name
ma-ra-te-we /
F/
ma-ri-ti(-wi)-jo (F) ma-ra-tu-wo F (>) ma-re-u/ ma-re-wo
fennel (plant)
personal name
ma-ri-ne-u/ ma-ri-ne-we ma-ri-ne-weja-i ma-ri-ta
Marineus
gods name?
F()
Marineveia(i)
priestess of Marineus?
Malitas
personal/ethnic name
ma-ro-pi
()
Malophi (Malos) mater
place name
ma-te/ ma-te-re
mother
ma-te(-re) te-ija ma-to(-ro-)puro ma-u-ti-jo me-de-i-jo me-ka-o wowo me-ni-jo
Mater Theia
divine mother
Matropylos
place/city
(me-ka-o) FF
Mautios Medeios (me-ka-o) vorvos
personal name personal name place name (see also vorvos)
meinios
related to mein (see next)
me-no
(> )
meinos (mein> meinas)
month (= month/moon/an Anatolian deity)
me-no-e-ja me-re-ti-ra2/ me-re-ti-ri-ja me-re-u-ro
menoeia melestriai
moon shaped? flour grinders (fem.)
(>)
meleuron (>maleuron) meli(n)/ meliton melidamates/ melidymates
flour
me-ri/ me-ri-to me-ri-da-mate/ me-ri-du-ma-te me-ri-te-wo
()/ /
honey
ceremonial title (distributors of honey?)
F ()
melitevos (meliteus)
personal name/ occupation (= honey)
me-ta
meta
after, with
me-ta-ke-kume-na me-ta-ki-ti-ta
metakekumena
dismantled?
metaktitas
settler on a secondstage (see also ktitas)
me-ta-pa/ me-ta-pa-de me-ta-pi-jo
Metapa/ Metapande Metapios
place name
ethnic name of Metapa
me-to-qe-u me-u-jo-a2 me-wi-jo/ me-u-jo me-wi-jo-e /me-u-jo-e me-zo
Fh (>) F/F (>) F (>) / (>)
Metopeus mevioha (>meiona) mevion/mevios (>meion) mevioes (>meiones) mezon/mezos (>meizon) mezoha (>meizona) mezoes (>meizones) -min Milatia(i)
personal name smaller (many things) smaller (one person) smaller (many persons) greater, bigger (one person) greater, bigger (many things) greater, bigger (many persons) him/her ethnic name of Milatos (Miletus)
me-zo-a2 me-zo-e
h (>) (>)
-mi mi-ra-ti-ja
- ()
mi-ta
(>)
mintha (>menta) miltovessa
mentha, mint (plant) (painted) red
mi-to-we-sa/
mi-to-we-sa-e mo-qo-so mo-re-u mo-ri-wo-do mo-ro-qa o Mopsos Moleus molyvdos moropas personal name personal name (=) lead official (military?) title mo-ro-po-ro/ mo-ro-qo-ro-jo M Moroplos personal name
na-i-se-wi-jo na-u-do-mo na-u-si-ke-re[we] na-wi-jo
F F (>) F (F>)
Naisevios naudomos Nausikleveis (>Nausikles) navios (navos>naos) Navilos Nedwatas
personal name ship worker personal name
of the temple
na-wi-ro ne-de-wa-ta/ ne-de-wa-ta-o ne-de-we(-e)/ ne-do-wo-tade/ ne-do-wo-te ne-ti-ja-no(-re) ne-wa/
F F
F()/ NeF/ F (F/F) F/F
Nedevei(ei)/ Nedvotande/ Nedvothen (Nedfa/Nedfon) Nestianor neva/nevos
place name (>Neda= a modern river)
personal name new
ne-wo no-pe-re-a2/ no-pe-re(-e) no-ri-wo-ki-de nu-wa-ja/ nu-wa-i-ja
(>/)
(>nea/neos) nophelea useless
(no-ri-wo-)/ F;
(no-ri-wo-)/kides numfaia?
ethnic/group name kind of cloth/textile (>= yellow water-lily/ = bride)
-/ o-a2/ o-da-a2/ o-de-qa-a2 o-da-twe-ta / o-da-tu-we-ta/ o-da-ke-we-ta/ o-da-ku-we-ta o-du-ru-we/ o-du-ru-wo o-du-ru-wi-ja/ o-du-ru-wi-jo o-ka/
-/ h/ h/ h
o-/ oha/ odaha/ odetaha
introductory/ prothetic world who, in this manner (see also jo-)
F (>= )
odathenta (>odous= tooth)
provided with teeth (of wheels)
F (;) F/ F (>)
Odryvei (Odrys?) Odryvia/ Odryvios orha (>arhe)
place name
ethnic name of Odryvei/Odrys command/mission/ (military) unit
o-ka-ra o-ka-ra3
()
Oihalai Oihalea(i)
place name ethnic name of
Oihalai o-ko-me-ne-u o-ku-na-wo F/ F o-mo-pi () o-na-te-re o-na-ta/ o-na-to / () Orhomeneus Okynavos/ Okynafon ormophi (ormos) onateres onata/onaton (oneomai= to buy) o-ni-ti-a-pi (/) o-no o-no o-nu-ka/ o-nu-ke o-pa (>;) olpa (>opla?) / ornithiaphi (ornis/ornitha) onos onoi onyx/onyhes ass (>= payment) (anything like a) claw, nail term related with the delivery of things o-pa-wo-ta (o-pa) (o-pa)forta things being brought o-pe-ro / (>) o-pe-ro-sa/ o-pe-ro-ta/ o-pe-ro-te / / ophelos/ (>ophele) ophelonsa/ ophelolontas/ ophelontes she/he/they who owe debt, liability (with) birds lessees (see next) lease with chains personal name personal name
o-pe-ro-si
(>)
ophelonsi (>opheilousi) Opheltas opi/epi
they owe
o-pe-ta o-pi/e-pi
name over/on top/in charge of
o-pi-a2-ra o-pi-de-so-mo
h (>)
opihala (>paralia) opidesmoi
places by the sea, coastline binding straps (see also de-so-mo)
o-pi-i-ja-pi
(i-ja= ;)
opiiaphi (i-ja= ia?) opiskapheeves (epi+ skamma) opikelemnia/ opikelemniaphi (opi+ kelemnos?)
parts of the reins
o-pi-ka-pe-ewe o-pi-ke-re-mini-ja/ o-pi-ke-re-mija-pi o-pi-ke-wi-reje-u
F (+ ) / (+ ;)
overseers of digging operations part of decoration (of chairs)
(of tripods; implying a fashion-style)
o-pi-ri-mi-ni-jo / o-pi-su-ko
Opilimnios/ Oplimnios opisygos
personal name
fig- overseer (see also suza)
o-pi-te-te-re o-pi-te(-u)-kee-u/ o-pi-te-u-ke-ewe/
()
opitheteres opite(u)heeus
chocks overseer of (=weapons)
o-pi-te-u-kewe o-po-qo (.) () o-po-ro (>) opopo (dual) (opopoi) ophlon (>opheilo) they owed (see also o-pe-rosi) o-re-e-wo wowo o-re-i o-re-mo-a-kere-u o-re-ta o-ro-me-no () o-ru-ma-to o-ti-na-wo F/ F o-te () o-u-di-do-si/ o-u-di-do-to o-u-/ o-u-kio-u-qe / / (>) (>) (o-u-)te-mi () Orestas oromenos (oro) Orymanthos Ortinavos/ Ortinavon ote (otan) ou didonsi/ ou didontoi ou/ouhi (>ohi) ouke (>oute) (ou) termis without edges? neither they dont give/ they are not given not when place name personal name (o-re-e-wo) FF () (o-re-mo) (o-re-e-wo) vorvos orei (oros) (o-re-mo) agreus place name (see also vorvos) mountain place name (see also agros) personal name watching over blinders
(see *te-mi) o-u-wo-ze F ou vorzei not working (see also wo-ze) o-wi-de-ta-i F (F) o-wi-to-ni-jo F/ ovidetai (ovidetas) Ovitonioi religious title sheep- flayers? ethnic name of Ovitnos o-wi-to-no o-wo-we F FF (F> ) Ovitnos ovofeis (ovos> ous) place name with ears, handles
pa-da-je-u/ pa-da-je-we/ pa-da-je-wo pa-di-jo pa-i-ti-ja/ pa-i-ti-jo pa-i-to pa-ja-wo-ne
Pandageus
personal name
/ F ()
Pandion Phaistia/ Phaistios Phaistos Paiawonei (Paiaon)
personal name ethnic name of Phaistos place name gods name (>related to Apollo?)
pa-ka-na
phasgana
small swords, knives
pa-ke-te-re pa-ki-ja-na/ pa-ki-ja-na-de/ pa-ki-ja-ne/
pakteires Phasgianai/ Sphagianai
pegs place name (religious center
pa-ki-ja-pi/ pa-ki-ja-si pa-ki-ja-ni-ja/ pa-ki-ja-ni-jo pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-i pa-ki-ja-ni-jojo ()/ ()/ / Phasgiania(i)/ Sphagiania(i)/ Phasgianioi/ Sphagianioi
near Pylos)
ethnic name of Phasgianai/ Sphagianai
pa-ko-si-jo(-jo) () pa-ko-we F
Sphakosioio (Sphakosios) sfakofen
personal name
made with siege (plant)
pa-ku-ro2 pa-ma-ko pa-ra-jo pa-ra-jo pa-ra-ku/ pa-ra-ku-ja/ *56-ra-ku-ja pa-ro pa-sa
; >
Panhylion pharmakon? Paraios palaios >varakis
personal name medicine personal name old dye- substance
(>) ()
paro (>para) pansan (pansa)
to whom, chez all (fem.)
pa-sa-lo
(>)
psalon (>psallion) chain, part of the bridle
pa-si
pansi
all (neut.)
pa-si
() (/)
phasi(n) (phami/phemi) pansi- theois Patas paltaia (>palton)
they say
pa-si-te-o-i pa-ta pa-ta-ja/ pa-ta-jo(-i) pa-te pa-te pa-te-ko-to pa-we-a/ pa-we-o/ pa-we-pi/ pa-we-si/ pa-wo pa-wo-ke/ pa-wo-ko pe-da pe-de-we-sa pe-di-ra/ pe-di-ro(-i) pe-i pe-ko-to pe-ma/
- (>)
to all gods personal name arrow
() F
pantes (pas) pater pantekton pharvea
all (masq.) father all-builder textiles
F;
parvorges?
ancillaries
peda pedvessa pedila
towards/after having legs sandals
; /
sfeis pekoton? sperma/
them kind of textile grain
pe-mo pe-ne-we-ta pe-pi-te-meno-jo pe-qa-to
F; () F (*F;)
spermon pnewenta? Pepithmenoio (Pepithmenos) pekvatoi (*pedvatoi?) peraiaihoraiai (= further provinces) part of a chariot (foot boards?) place name (see opp. devroaihoraiai) type of cloth personal name
pe-ra-a-ko-ra-i- ja/ pe-ra-a-ko-ra-ijo/ pe-ra3-ko-ra-ija pe-re pe-re-ke-u/ pe-re-ke-we pe-re-qo-ta/ pe-re-qo-ta-o/ qe-re-qo-ta-o pe-re-u-ro-nade pe-re-u-ro-nijo pe-re-sa2 *82 pe-re-sa2-jo *82 () () (= - )
pherei(n) pelekeus
to bring hewer (= axe)
Prespotas
personal name
Pleuronande (Pleuron) Pleuronios
place name
ethnic name of Pleuron
Presfa Presfaion
goddesss name sanctuary dedicated to Presfa
pe-ri-
peri-
about/of
pe-ri-me-de pe-ri-ta pe-ri-te-u pe-ri-to-wo
Perimedes Pelitas Periteus Perithovos perysinwa/ perysinwo (>perysina/ perysino)
personal name personal name personal name personal name of last year
pe-ru-si-nu-wa/ F/ pe-ru-si-nuwo/ pe-ru-si-nwa/ pe-ru-si-nwa-o pe-se-ro pe-ta-ro pe-te-re-wa/ pte-re-wa pe-to-no pe-to-no-de pe-to-ni-jo / F (>) / F (>/ )
Psellos Petalos ptelewas (>ptelea) Petonos/Petnos
personal name personal name (made of) elm wood place name
Petonios/ Petnios
ethnic name of Petonos/Petnos
-pi
-phi
instrumental/ ablative case
pi-a2-ra/ pi-je-ra3 pi-ke-re-u/ pi-ke-re-we/ pi-ke-re-wo
h()/ () (>)
phihala(i)/ phiailaia(i) (>phiale) Pikereus
kind of pot
personal name
pi-pi pi-ri-ja-o
()
Pipis phliaion (phliai) prieter/ prieteres/ prietesi Philovergos Pispha/Pissia Piswatas Pitakeus ptiliovessa (>ptilon= feather) Podargos
personal name doorposts
pi-ri-je-te/ pi-ri-je-te-re/ pi-ri-e-te-si pi-ro-we-ko pi-sa2 *82 pi-sa-wa-ta pi-ta-ke-u pi-ti-ro2-we-sa po-da-ko
/ / F / F F (>)
ivory worker (= to saw)
personal name place name personal name personal name furnished with feathers? personal/animal name
po-de/ po-pi po-ki-ro-nu-ka
/ (>)
podei/pophi (>pous) poikilonyha +onyhas= nail)
with legs
kind of decoration leukonyha) shepherd
(poikilos= various (compare with
po-me/ po-me-no/ po-me-ne po-ni-ke
/ /
poimen/ poimenos/ poimenei phoinikei
decorated with a griffin or palm trees/
po-ni-ke-(j)a/
phoinikia/
crimson
po-ni-ki-ja/ po-ni-ki-jo po-pu-re-ja po-pu-ro2 po-qe-wi-a
phoinikios
F (>)
porphyreia Porfyrion phoreviai (>phorveia) phorenai (>feromai?= to be brought)
purple (fem.) personal name halters
po-re-na
(>;)
attendees in sacrificial ceremonies personal name young horse porous stone (kind of marble)
po-ri-wo po-ro po-ro
Polivos polos poros
po-ropo-ro-du-ma-te
proprodymates
before/profamily groups? (see also dymates)
po-ro-e-ke
proeheis
(table) fitting against the wall
po-ro-ko-re-tere
prokoreteres
official title vicemayors(see also koreter)
po-ro-te-u po-ro-u-te-u/ po-ro-u-te-we/
Proteus Plouteus
po-ro-u-te-wo po-ro-wi-to(jo) po-ru-ka-to po-ru-po-de F (F) () po-ru-qo-ta po-se-da-o/ po-se-da-o-ne/ po-se-da-o-ni po-si po-si-da-e-ja po-si-da-e-we F posi Posidaeia Posidaeves up/on goddesss name cult association related to Poseidaon po-si-da-i-je-u po-si-da-i-je-usi po-si-da-i-jo/ po-si-da-i-jode po-si-ke-te-re (>;) posiketeres (>oiketes?) dweller/house servant (immigrants?) po-so-pe-re-i () Psophrei (Psophres) personal name Posidaion place dedicated to Poseidaon Posidaigeus priest of Poseidaon / Plovistoio (Plovistos) Polykastos polypodei (polypous) Polyvotas Poseidaon/ Poseidaonei personal name (decorated with an) octopus personal name gods name (>Poseidon) month name
po-so-ra-ko po-so-re-ja
Psorakos Psoreia
personal name personal name (fem.)
po-so-ro po-ti-ni-ja
Psoros potnia
personal name goddess/ beloved one
po-ti-ni-ja-weja/ po-ti-ni-jawe-(i-)jo/wi-jo po-ti-pi
F/ F
potniaveia/ potniaveios
person related/ dedicated to potnia
()
portiphi (portis) pontiloi
(decorated with a) young cow sailors type of cloth
po-ti-ro pu-ka-ta-ri-ja pu-ke-se-ro
Pygeseros/ Pyxelos pyxos Pyrasos Pyratao
personal name
pu-ko-so pu-ra-so pu-ra-ta/ pu-ra-ta-o pu-ra-u-to-ro
box- wood personal name personal name
pyrauthron
cooking vessel (>, = forceps)
pu-ro
Pylos
place name
pu2-ke pu2-ke-qi-ri
Phyges Phygekles? Phylias Agreus
personal name personal name place name (= wild olive)
pu2-ra2-a-ke-re- u/ pu2-ra2-a-kiri-jo pu2-si-ja-ko pu2-te/ pu-te/ pu2-te-re pu2-te-ri-ja pte-no
Physiarhos phyter
personal name planter
phuteria
planted, cultivated (of ktoina= plots)
phtenoi
parts of a chariot (= thin)
qa-da-so qa-nu-wa-so qa-ra qa-ra-i-so qa-ra-to-ro
F KF KF F (>?)
Kadasos Karnyvasos Kvara Kvaraisos kvalathron (>spalathron?) kvasileus (>vasileus) kvasilevia
personal name personal name place name personal name rake
qa-si-re-u/
F (>)
title/occupation (latter the king) of the kvasileus
qa-si-re-wi-ja
FF
(fem.) -qe F (>, >) qe-qi-no-mena/ qe-qi-no-meno/ qe-qi-no-to qe-ra-na qe-ra-si-ja /; (>) kerna/kerana? Kerasia (>Therasia) type of pot (ewer) goddesss name/epithet of Artemis? qe-re-ti-ri-jo (.) (>) qe-ta-ra-je-u qe-ta-wo qe-te-a/ qe-te-a2/ qe-te-(j)o F (>;) vleitrio (dual) (>vleitron) Ketrayeus Ketavos (>telthos?) a band or hoop (of ships) personal name personal name due (to the gods?) (>= debt, payment due) / / (>) qwe (>yai, tai>kai) geginomena/ geginomenos/ geginotos (>dinotos) made by twisting and
qe-to qe-to-roqe-to-ro-po-pi
(>) - (>-) /
(>pithos) petro- (>tetra-) petropophi/ tetropophi petrofeis/ tetrofeis
a kind of pot tetrawith four legs, cattle with four ears, handles
qe-to-ro-we
F/ F
qi-si-pe(-e)
(.) () F (>) (>)
qsiphee (dual) (qsiphe) qwoos (>vous) Vromylos voukara (>voukrania) voukolos
swords
qo-o qo-ro-mu-ro qo-u-ka-ra/ qo-u-ka-ra-o-i qo-u-ko-ro
ox place name bull head (= ox+ = head) shepherd, cattledriver
qo-u-qo-ta qo-wi-ja
F (>)
vouvotas korfia (>koureia)
shepherd, pastor divine (see also korfa)
ra-e-ja ra-ja
()
laheia (laas) Raia Lakedamnios (>Lakedemon)
made of stone place name ethnic name of Lacedaemonia (>Laconia)
ra-ke-da-mi-ni- jo (>)
ra-ke-u ra-ku-ro/ ra-ku-ro-jo ra-mi-ni-ja
Laheus Lahyros
(>)
Lamniai (>Lemniai) Lampsakos
ethnic name of Lemnos? (fem.) personal name
ra-pa-sa-ko ra-pa-to (me-
Lapatos/Lapandos ( =
no)
in the month of Lapatos)
ra-pi-ti-ra2/ ra-pte-ri-ja/ ra-qi-ti-ra2 ra-pte / ra-pte-re ra-su-ti-jo
()
raptria(i)
seamstresses
rapter
tailor, clothesmender
Lasynthios
ethnic name of Lasynthos
ra-su-to ra-ti-jo
Lasynthos Latios
place name ethnic name of Lato
ra-to ra-wa-ke-ja/ ra-wa-ke-si-ja/ ra-wa-ke-si-jo ra-wa-ke-si-jajo/ ra-wa-ke-si-jojo ra-wa-ke-ta
F/ F/ F F
Lato lafageia/ lafagesia/ lafagesios lafagesiaion
place name belonging to the lafagetas
premises of the lafagetas
lafagetas
official title (= leader of the people)
ra-wa-ra-ta/ ra-u-ra-ta ra-wa-ra-ta2/ ra-u-ra-ti-ja/ ra-wa-ra-ti-jo/
F()
Lavrantha(i)
place name
F()/ F
Lavranthia(i)/ Lavranthios
ethnic name of Lavrantha
ra-wa-ra-*66 ra-wo ra-wo-do-ko ra-wo-po-no re-ke-(e-)to-rote-ri-jo re-pe-u-ri-jo Lepeurios ethnic name of *re-pe-u re-po-to re-qa-se-wo wo-wo re-u-ka-so re-u-ko/ re-u-ko-jo re-u-ko-nu-ka leukonyha (lefkos= white+ onuhas= nail) re-u-ko-o-pu2ru/ re-u-ko-ro-opu2-ru re-u-ko-to-ro / re-wo/ re-wo-pi/ re-wo-te-jo F/ F/ F Leuktroi/ Leuktron lewon/ lewontphi/ lewonteiois lion (implying decoration) place name () Leuko(ro)ophrys personal name kind of decoration (for clothes) re-qa-se-wo FF lepton re-qa-se-wo vorvos Leukasos Leukos thin, fine place name (see also vorvos) personal name personal name F (>) F F lawos (>laos) Lawodokos Lawoponos Lehestroteirion people personal name personal name religious feast
re-wo/ re-wo-te-re-jo
F/ F (>/ )
levos/levotereion (>leveis/ leveitarion)
kettle, caldron
re-wo-to-roko-wo ri-jo/ ri-jo-de ri-me-ne
FF
levotrokorfoi
bath- attendants
/ ()
Rion/ Rionde limenei (limein) linagros lineiai linon roikos Lohos Roofa Lousieveia(i)
place name (= cape) harbor
ri-na-ko-ro ri-ne-ja ri-no ro-i-ko ro-ko ro-o-wa ro-u-si-je-wi-ja
F F()
(= flax gatherer ) flax workers (fem.) flax (plant) crooked personal name place name originating in Lousos (fem.)
ro-u-si-jo
Lousios
ethnic name of Lousos
ro-u-so ru-ke-wo-wowi-ja
+ FF
Lousos Lynkeus+ vorvia
place name place name (see also vorvos)
ru-ki-ti-jo
Lykinthios
ethnic name of Lykinthos
ru-ki-to ru-ko-ro/ ru-ko-u-ro ru-ko-wo-ro ru-na-so ru-ra-ta(-e)
()
Lykinthos Lyko(u)ros
Lykovoros Rynasos lyratas
personal name personal name player on the lyre
sa-ke-re-u/ sa-ke-re-we/ sa-ke-re-wo sa-ma-ra sa-ma-ri-wa
Sagreus/Sageleus
personal name
Samara Samarifa
place name place/ethnic name of Samara?
sa-pa sa-pa-ke-te-rija sa-pi-de sa-ra-pe-da (>) sphakteiriai (>sphagia) sarpides Sraperdas
kind of clothing animals for ritual slaughter boxes gods epithet (Srapedas Poseidon)
sa-ri-nu-wo-te/ se-ri-no-
F/ o
Salinoufontei/ Selinofontei
place name
(wo-)te/ sa-sa-ma
(>;) (>)
(>Selinus?) sasama (>sesame) seiremokaraphi/ seremokarao(re)i (seremo => Seirenes? + kara= head) (decorated) with heads of Sirens? sesame (plant)
se-re-mo-kara-pi/ se-re-mo-kara-o-i/ se-re-mo-kara-o-re se-ri-no se-to-i-ja si-a2-ro si-ja-du-we si-ma
/ () (seremo=> ;)
() h F() /
selinon Setoia(i) sihalos Siadyfei(s) Sima
celery (plant) place name pig personal name personal name (fem.)
si-ma-ko si-mi-te-u
Simakos Smintheus
personal name personal name (>epithet of god Apollo)
si-n-u-ro si-ri-jo(-jo)
()
Sinouros Sirioio (Sirios) siton sitokorfoi
si-to si-to-ko-wo
wheat occupation associated with
wheat (grainmeasurers?) si-to-po-ti-ni-ja sitopotnia goddess (= grain mistress) so-u-ro so-we-no F (F) su-di-ni-ko su-ki-ri-ta su-qo-ta/ su-qo-ta-o su-ri-mo su-ro/ su-ro-no su-we-ro-wi-jo FF Syverovios personal/ethnic name su-za (ky> ) syza (sykya> syka) fig fruits Syrimos Syros place name personal name Souros sovenoi (sovenos) Sydnikos Sygrita syvotas personal name place name pig farmer personal name vine? (plant)
ta-mi-je-u ta-ni-ko ta-pa
Tamieus Tanihos tarpha
personal name personal name thick/close/ frequent
ta-pa-e-o-te
ta-pa
ta-pa eontes
(= they being)
(see also tarpha) ta-ra-ma-ta/ ta-ra-ma-ta-o ta-ra-mi-ka / ta-ra-nu/ ta-ra-nu-we ta-ra-si-ja ta-su / F Thalamika/ Thalamiska thranys/ thranyves talansia Tharsys (unit of) copper personal name (= courage, confidence) ta-ta-ke-u (>) ta-ta-ro ta-te-re ; startageus (>strategos) Tantalos stateres? personal name (> = weight/coin) ta-ti-qo-we-u/ ta-ti-qo-we-wo ta-to-mo stathmos farmstead/ standing-post -te - -then away from a place (ablative) te-ke te-ko-to-ne te-me-no () theike (theto) tektones temenos he assigned carpenters shrine, official/ religious place F Statipoveus personal name leader of the army footstool personal name Thalamatas personal name
te-mi-de-we-te/ F te-mi-dwe-ta/ te-mi-dwe-te/ te-mi-*71-te te-mi-dwe/ *te-mi te-mi-ti-ja/ ti-mi-ti-ja F (>) / (>)
termidfentes (>termioentes)
(= reaching to the feet) (see also termis)
termidwes (>termis) Themistia/ Terminthia
(= foot, border, edge) place name (see also ti-mi-toa-ke-e and ti-mito)
te-o/ te-o-i/ te-o-jo te-o-do-ra
// ()
theon/ theois/ theoio (theos)
god
Theodora
te-o-po-ri-ja te-qa-ja
()
Theophoria Thei(k)vea
religious feast personal/ethnic name of Thevai (fem.)
te-qa-de
()
Thevande (Thevai) telestai/ telestaon (telestas) Telouros Thyseus tetyhyvoa
place name (>Thebes?) official title ( = tax)
te-re-ta/ te-re-ta-o
/ ()
te-ru-ro te-se-u te-tu-ku-wo-a/ te-tu-ku-wo-a2
personal name personal name well prepared, ready
te-tu-ru-we te-u-ke-pi
F (, )
Tethryves teuhesphi (teuhos, teuhea) tirminthos (>terminthos) (Themitos) agos/
ethnic/place name with implements, paraphernalia terebinth (tree)
ti-mi-to
(>)
ti-mi-to-a-ke-e/ () / ti-mi-to-a-ke-i () /
holy place of (=>oracles)/ grove of the terebinth trees (see a-ke-e, temi, ti-mi-to)
(Themiston) agos/ themis/themistes agkos
() (Terminthon)
ti-nwa-si-ja ti-ri-da-ro ti-ri-ja/ ti-ri-si ti-ri-jo-we/ ti-ri-o-we/ ti-ri-o-we-e ti-ri-po/ ti-ri-po-de ti-ri-po-di-ko ti-ri-se-ro-e
F /
Tinfasia Tridaros tria/trisi
place name personal name three
triofeis
with three ears, handles
tripos/tripous
tripod (kind of stool)
(>)
tripodiskoi trisiroei (>triseirois)
small tripods divine epithet (= the trice heroine)
to-e
(>)
toe (>auton)
him
to-jo
(>, )
toio (>tou, autou) Tokeus
his
to-ke-u
personal name (= begetter)
to-ko-do-mo
toihodomoi
builders (> = wall)
to-ko-so-ta
toksotas toxvorgos/ toxworgos Stomargos
archer arch worker
to-ko-so-wo-ko oF/ F to-ma-ko
personal/animal name (= busy with the tongue)
to-me to-mi-ka to-no
(>)
tome (>tone)
him (see also toe) kind of cloth
(>)
thornos (>thronos) Thornoelkeiterion
chair, throne
to-no-e-ke-teri-jo to-pe-za/ to-pe-zo to-qi-de/ to-qi-de-ja/ to-qi-de-jo/ to-qi-de-we-sa
name of a festival
o (>) / / / F (>)
torpeza (>trapeza) torpidei/ torpideia/ torpideios/ torpidwessa (torpis>tropis) thorax/ thorakes
table
in/having spirals
to-ra-ka/ to-ra-ke
armor
to-ri-jo
Thorios thornovorgos
personal name maker of thornoi (= thrones)
to-ro-no-wo-ko F
to-sa-de/ to-so-de/ to-so-jo/ to-so-ne/ to-so-pa to-sa
/ / / / /
tosade/ tososde/ tosoio/ tosone/ tosospas tosai/tosa
such (see also next)
such (plur. fem./ plur. neut.)
to-so
tosoi/toson
such (plur. masq./ sing. neut.)
to-to
toton
this/such (see also toson)
tu-ka-te/ tu-ka-te-re/ tu2-ka-te-re tu-ke-ne-u tu-na-no tu-ra-te-u/ tu-ra-te-u-si/ tu-ra-te-we tu-ri-si-ja/ tu-ri-si-jo tu-ri-so tu-ri-ta
thygater/ thygateres
daughter
Tyheneus
personal name kind of textile
therateus
door keeper
Tylisia/Tylisios
ethnic name of Tylisos
Tylisos Tylitas
tu-ro2 tu-ru-pte-ri-ja tu-we-a/ tu-wo tu-we-ta
F/ F F
tyrion strypteria thyvea/ thyvos Thyvestas
cheese alum sacrificial fire
personal name
u-do-ro
ydros
kind of pot (water jar?)
u-pa-ra-ki-rija/ u-po-ra-ki-rija/ u-pa-ra-ko-rai-ja u-po u-po-di-no wo-wo u-ra-jo
u-pa-ra+ / u-pa-ra+
u-pa-ra+ agria/ u-pa-ra+ horaia
place name (see also a-ko-ro)
(u-po-di-no) FF
ypo (u-po-di-no) vorvos Ylaios
under place name (see also vorvos) personal name (= forest, wood)
u-ra-mo-no u-re-u u-ro2 u-ru-pi-ja-jo/
/ F
Ylamnos Yleus Ylion/Yrion Vrypiaioi
personal name personal name personal name ethnic name
u-ru-pi-ja-jo-jo u-ru-to F (F) u-ta-jo(-jo) () u-ta-no u-wa-ta F fryntoi (frymai) Ytaioio (Ytaios) Ytanos Yvatas personal name personal name personal name to guard
wa-na-ka/ wa-na-ka-te/ wa-na-ka-to/ wa-na-ke-te
F/ F/ F
vanax/ vanaktos/ vanaktei
wanax, king, leader aristocrat
wa-na-ka-te-ra/ F/ wa-na-ka-te-ro F (>) wa-na-sa wa-na-se-wija/ wa-na-se-wi-jo wa-na-so/ wa-na-so-i/ wa-no-so-i wa-na-ta-jo/ wa-na-ta-jo-jo wa-ni-ko wa-no-jo woF F FF F F F FF/ FF
vanaktera/ vanakteron (>anaktora) vanassa vanasevia/ vanasevios
premises of the wanax
queen royal
Vanasos
place name
Vanataios
personal name
Vanihos Vanioio vorvos
personal name place name
wo wa-pa-ro-jo F (F) wa-to wa-tu/ wa-tu-o wa-tu-o-ko wewe-a-re-ja/ we-a-re-jo/ we-a2-re-jo we-a2-no/ we-a2-no-i we-da-ne-u/ we-da-ne-we/ we-da-ne-wo we-pe-za F fekpeza F Vendaneus F FF/ F (>/) Fh Vastyohos fekvealeia/ vealeios (>yaleia/yaleios) vehanos F F Vaphaloio (Vaphalos) Vatos vasty
(see also vorvos) personal name
place name city, town
personal name hex- (six) made of glass
type of cloth
personal name
(table) with six legs (see also ennevopeza)
we-te-i-we-te-i we-to we-we-e-a
F- F F FF (*FF> )
fetei- fetei fetos verveeia (*vervos> eiros) Vevesioio (Vevesios) vide
from year to year this year woolen (fem.)
we-we-si-jo(jo) (o-)wi-de
FF (FF) F
personal name
he saw (o-wi-de=
()
(oro)
this is what he saw)
wi-do-wo-i-jo/ wi-du-wo-i-jo/ wi-dwo-i-jo wi-du-ro wi-du-wa-ko wi-pi-no-o wi-ri-ne-(j)o/ wi-ri-ne-we/ wi-ri-ni-jo wi-ri-no wi-se-jo wi-su-ro wi-ti-mi-jo wi-tu-ri-jo wo-do-we
FF
Vidovoios
personal name
F FF F F
Vidylos Vidouvakos Viphinoos vrineios
personal name personal name personal name made of leather
F F F F F FF (> )
vrinos Viseios Visylos Vitimios Vitylios vordofen (> rodoen) voikonde (voikos> oikos) voha Fonevei
leather personal name personal name personal name personal name made with rose oil
wo-i-ko-de/ wo-ko-de wo-ka wo-ne-we
F (F> ) F FF
(going) home
vehicle personal name
(F) wo-no wo-no-qe-wa/ wo-no-qe-we F FF/ FF (F) wo-no-qo-so wo-qe-we F FF (F) wo-ra-we-sa FF
(Fonefs) voinos Fonokevan/ Fonokevei (Fonokeus) Voinops Fokevei (Fokeus) foravessa (description of a chariot) (> = to bear, to carry) personal name personal name wine personal name
wo-ro-ki-jo-ne- F jo (F> ) wo-ro-ne-ja wo-wo F (>) FF (>/) wo-ze/ wo-ze-e F() (*Fy> > ) wo-zo/ wo-zo-te wo-zo-me-na wo-zo-me-no F/ F F/F
Vorgioneios (Vorgiones> Orgeones) vronia (>arneia) vorvos (>oros/orion) worzei(n) (*Forkyo> orgo> ergo) vorzon/vorzontes
cult association
of a lamp mountain/limit
to work
working
vorzomena/ vorzomenos
being worked/ well-made
za-e-to-ro
Zaethroi
place name
za-ku-si-jo
() (>)
Zaky(n)sios (>Zakynthios) Zamaevia(i) zafetes Zeia rana Zephyrai/ Zephyros
ethnic name of Zakynthos ethnic/place name this year place name place name (>Halikarnassos?) ethnic name of Zephyrai
za-ma-e-wi-a za-we-te
F() F
ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na K ze-pu2-ra/ ze-pu2-ro ze-pu2-ra3 ze-so-me-no ze-u-ke-si/ ze-u-ko zo-wa zo-wi-jo F () /
Zephyrea(i)
zesomenos zeugesi/ zeugos
boiling a pair
type of weapon Zofios personal name
SAMPLE
OF
TEXTS
KN Ra 1540
to-sa tosa
pa-ka-na phasgana
SWORD 50 H 50 KSIFE 50
So many swords: 50 swords.
PY Jn 310
po-ti-ni-ja-we-jo potniadeion
ka-ke-we halkedes
ta-ra-si-ja talansian
e-ko-te exontes
At the place of potnia: coppersmiths which have copper
PY Jn 829
ka-ko halkon
na-wi-jo nauion
pa-ta-jo-i-qe paltaioi te
e-ke-si-qe enhesi te
ai-ka-sa-ma aixmans
copper for the temple and heads for arrows and spears.
KN So 4439
a-mo-ta armota
e-li-ka elikas
te-mi-dwe-ta WHEEL ZE 3 MO WHEEL 1 termithenta TROHOI ZEUGEA 3 MONOS TROHOS 1
I YEA 3 NO 1
Wheels made from willow tree; 3 pairs of wheels, 1 wheel single.
KN Sd 4404
i-qi-ja ippia
ku-do-ni-ja Cydonia
mi-to-we-sa(-e) miltoessa
a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na ararmotmena
Chariot from Cydonia, red, fully assembled.
PY Eb 895+906 a-i-qe-u e-ke-qe ke-ke-me-na ko-to-na
ko-to-no-o-ko
to-so-de pe-mo WHEAT T 6
6 Aigeus ktoinoohos ehei te kekeimena ktoina tosonde spermon SITOS T 6 Aigeus, the plot owner, which owns a communal plot; so much grain: 6 T units of wheat.
PY Ta 711
o-wi-de pu2-ke-qi-ri o-te wa-na-ka te-ke au-ke-wa da-mo-ko-ro - o-eide Phygekles ote anax theke Augean damoklon Phygekles attested when the king appointed Augeus as damoklos.
PY An 657
me-ta-qe meta te
pe-i spheis
e-qe-ta epetas
ke-ki-jo Kerkios
And with them Kerkios, the epetas.
PY TA 641
ti-ri-po-de ai-ke-u ke-re-si-jo we-ke TRIPOD 2 ti-ri-po e-me po-de o-wo-we TRIPOD 1 ti-ri-po ke-re-si-o we-ke a-pu ke-ka-u-me-no ke-re-a TRIPOD 2 1 tripode Aigeus kressioergeis TRIPODE 2 tripous emei podei otoeis TRIPOUS 1 tripous kressioergeis apu kekaumenos skelea TRIPOUS 2 tripods Aigeus of Cretan style; 1 tripod with one leg, with one handle; 1 tripod of Cretan style with burnt legs;
PY Er 312
wa-na-ka-te-ro te-me-no to-so-jo pe-ma WHEAT 30 ra-wa-ke-si-jo te-me-no WHEAT 10 te-re-ta-o to-so pe-ma WHEAT 30 to-so-de te-re-ta MAN 3 wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo e-re-mo to-so-jo pe-ma WHEAT 6
30 10 30 3 (;) 6
anakteron temenos tosoio sperma SITOS 30 lafagesion temenos SITOS 10 telestaon toson sperma SITOS 30 tosoide telestai ANDRES 3 orgioneion eremon (?) tosoio sperma SITOS 6
Royal estate, so much seed: 30 units of wheat; Lafagetass estate: wheat, 10 units; (the estate) of telestai, so much seed: 30 units of wheat; so many telestai: 3 men; the remote (?) place of orgiones so much seed: 6 units of wheet. (1 main unit = 120 litres)
KN Fp 1+31
de-u-ki-jo me-no di-ka-ta-jo di-we OLIVE OIL S1 da-da-re-jo-de OLIVE OIL S2 pa-de OLIVE OIL S1 pa-si-te-oi OLIVE OIL S1 qe-ra-si-ja OLIVE OIL S1 [ a-mi-ni-so pa-si-te-oi S1 [ e-ri-nu OLIVE OIL V3 *47-da-de OLIVE OIL V1 a-ne-mo i-je-re-ja OLIVE OIL V4 to-so OLIVE OIL 3 S2 V2
/ ()/ ()/pa-de ()/ ()/ ()/ ()/ ()/*47-da-de ()/ ()/ / () Deukioio menos/Diktaio Divei ()/Dadaleionde ()/ pa-de ()/pansi theois ()/Therasiai ()/Amnisos pansi theois ()/Erinys ()/*47-da-de ()/anemon iereiai ()/ toson ELAION () On the month of Deukios/to Diktaios Zeus ()/to the city of Daidalos ()/pa-de ()/to all gods ()/to Therasia ()/for the city of Amnissos to all gods ()/to Erinys ()/to the city of *47-da-de ()/to the goddess of winds ()/ /so much olive oil ().
PY Ab 573
pu-ro Pylos
mi-ra-ti-ja WOMAN 16 Milatiai AI WYNAIKES
ko-wa 3 16 16
ko-wo 7
NI 51
3 kores 3
7 kouroi 7
Pylos: 16 Milatian women, 3 girls, 7 boys.
Py Ae 303 i-je-ro-jo
pu-ro : Pylos:
i-je-ri-ja
do-e-ra
e-ne-ka
ku-ru-si-jo WOMAN 14
14 iereias doelai eneka hrysoio ieroio WYNAIKES 14
Pylos: slaves of the priestess for the sake of sacred gold.
PY Un 718 sa-ra-pe-da po-se-da-o-ni do-so-mo o-wi-de-ta-i do-so-mo to-so e-ke-ra2-wo do-se WHEAT 4 WINE 3 OX 1
4 3 1 Srapedan Poseidaoni dosmos
ophidetai dosmos toson Ehelyafon dosei SITOS 4 OINOS 3 VOUS 1
Offerings to Srapedas Poseidon; offerings to the ophidetas: so much Ehelyaphon shall give: 4 units of wheat, 3 units of wine, 1 x.
Linear B: An Introduction, J. Hooker [http://www.amazon.com/Linear-B-Introduction-J-Hooker/dp/0906515629/ref=sr_1_2? s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1306170968&sr=1-2]
LIST
OF
WORDS
a-da-ma-o a-da-me-we a-da-ra-ko a-da-ra-ti-jo a-da-me-we a-de-te a-de-te-re a-di-nwa-ta a-di-ri-ja-pi a-di-ri-ja-te a-di-ri-jo a-di-*22-sa -a-do-ro a-e-da-do-ro a-e-ri-qo-ta a-e-ti-to ai-ka-sa-ma ai-ke-u a-i-ke-u ai-ki-a2-ri-jo ai-ki-e-we ai-ki-e-wo ai-ki-no-o ai-ki-pa-ta a-i-ki-pa-ta ai-ki-po ai-ko-ta -ai-ko-ra-i-ja ai-ku-pi-ti-jo ai-mi-re-we ai-ta-re-u-si ai-nu-me-no a-i-qe-u a-i-qe-we a-i-qe-wo ai-se-we ai-ta-re-u-si ai-ta-ro ai-ta-ro-we ai-ti-jo-qe ai-ti-jo-qo ai-to ai-wa-ja
ai-wa-ta ai-wo-re-u-si ai-wo-ro ai-za ai-zo-ro a-ja-me-na a-ja-me-no a-ka a-ka-ma-no a-ka-na-jo a-ka-ra-jo a-ka-ra-no a-ka-re-u -a-ka-re-u a-ka-si-jo-ne a-ka-ta-jo a-ka-wi-ja-de a-ka-wo a-ke-a2 a-ke a-ke-e a-ke-e-to a-ke-o-jo a-ke-ra2-te a-ke-ra-wo a-ke-re a-ke-re-u -a-ke-re-u a-ke-re-u-te a-ke-re-wa a-ke-re-wa-de a-ke-re-we a-ke-re-wi-jo a-ke-ro a-ke-ta a-ke-te-re a-ke-ti-ra2 a-ke-ti- ra2-o a-ke-ti-ri-ja a-ke-ti-ri-ja-i a-ke-u a-ke-wo a-ki-a2-ri-ja-de
a-ki-re-u a-ki-re-we -a-ki-ri-jo a-ki-ti-to a-ki-to-jo a-ko-ra a-ko-ra-ja a-ko-ra-jo a-ko-ro -a-ko-ro a-ko-ro-we a-ko-so-ta a-ko-so-ta-o a-ko-te-u a-ko-to a-ko-to-no a-ko-to-wo a-ko-wo a-ku-di-ri-jo a-ku-ri-jo a-ku-ro a-ku-tu-ru-wo a-ma a-ma-ru-ta-o a-mi-ni-so a-mi-ni-so-de a-mi-nu-wa-ta a-mo a-mo-i-je-to a-mo-ra-ma a-mo-si a-mo-ta a-mo-ta-jo a-mo-te a-mo-te-jo-na-de a-mo-te-re a-mo-te-wi-ja a-mo-te-wo a-mu-ta-wo a-na-i-ta a-na-i-to a-na-ka a-na-ke-e
a-na-mo-ta a-na-mo-to a-na-pu-ke a-na-qo-ta a-na-re-u a-na-ro a-na-te-u a-na-twa a-na-wa2 a-na-*82 a-na-*88 a-ne-mo a-ne-mo-i-je-re-ja a-ne-ta a-ne-u-te a-ni-ja-e a-ni-ja-e-e-ro-pa-jo a-ni-ja-pi a-ni-ja-to a-ni-o-ko a-no a-no-ke-wa a-no-ke-we a-no-me-de a-no-no a-no-po a-no-qa-si-ja a-no-qo-ta a-no-qo-ta-o a-no-ra-ta a-no-we a-no-wo-to a-no-ze-we a-no-zo-jo a-o-ri-jo a-o-ri-me-ne a-pa-i-ti-jo a-pa-i-to a-pa-je-u a-pa-re-u a-pa-re-u-pi a-pa-sa-ki-jo a-pa-ta
a-pa-ta-wa a-pa-ta-wa-ja a-pa-ta-wa-jo a-pa-u-ro a-pe-a-sa a-pe-do-ke a-pe-e-ke a-pe-ke-i-jo a-pe-ne-wo a-pe-o-te a-pe-ri-ta-wo a-pe-te-u a-pe-ti-ra2 a-pi a-pi-a2-ro a-pi-a-ra a-pi-e-ke a-pi-ja-ko-ro a-pi-ja-ko-ro-jo a-pi-do-ro a-pi-ja-re-wo a-pi-je-ta a-pi-jo-to a-pi-me-de a-pi-me-de-o a-pi-no-e-wi-jo a-pi-po-re-we a-pi-po-ro a-pi-qo-ro-i a-pi-qo-ta a-pi-qo-to a-pi-ra-wo a-pi-re-we a-po-ne-we a-po-re-we a-po-te-ra a-po-te-ro-te a-pu a-pu-da-se-we a-pu-do-ke a-pu-do-si a-pu-ka a-pu-ke
a-pu-ko-wo-ko a-pu-ne-we a-pu2 a-pu2-de a-pu2-we a-qa-to a-qe-mo a-qo-ta a-ra-ka-jo a-ra-ka-te-ja a-ra-ka-te-ja-o a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-no a-ra-ru-ja a-ra-ru-wo-a a-re a-re-i-jo a-re-ja a-re-jo a-re-ka-sa-da-ra a-re-ke-sea-re-ke-se-u a-re-ki-si-to a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo-ne a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo-no a-re-me-ne a-re-pa a-re-pa-te a-re-pa-to a-re-pa-zo-o a-re-po-zo-o a-re-ro a-re-wo a-ri-ke-u a-ro-ja a-ro-je-u a-ro-ta a-ro-u-ra a-ro-we a-ro-wo a-ro2-a a-ro2-e
a-ro2-jo a-sa-mi-to a-si-ja-ti-ja a-si-to-po-qo a-si-to-po-qo-i a-si-wi-ja a-si-wi-jo a-ta-je-u a-ta-ma-ne-u a-ta-ma-ne-we a-ta-na-po-ti-ni-ja a-ta-no a-ta-no-re a-ta-no-ro a-ta-o a-ta-ra a-ta-ra-si-jo a-ta-ro a-ta-ro-we a-ta-tu-ro a-ta-ze-u a-te-mi-ti-jo a-te-mo a-te-re-te-a a-te-re-te-jo a-te-re-wi-ja a-te-we a-ti-ja a-ti-ja(-jo?) a-ti-ke-ne-ja a-ti-mi-te a-to-mo a-to-po-qo a-to-re-u a-tu-ko a-tu2-ka a-tu2-ta a-tu2-to au-ai-ta au-de-we-sa au-ja-to au-ke-wa a-u-po-no
a-u-qe a-u-ta-mo a-u-ta-na a-u-to-a2-ta au-ri-jo au-ri-mo-de au-ro au-to-a3-ta au-to-jo au-u-te au-we-te au-wi-ja-to a-wa-ne-u a-we-ke-se-u a-we-ke-se-we a-we-u-pi a-wi-to-do-to a-wo-i-jo a-wo-ro a-ze-ti-ri-ja a-*35-ka a-*35-ta a-*35?-to a-*56-da-ro a-*56-no a-*64-ja a-*64-ja-o a-*64-jo a-*65-ma a-*65-ma-na-ke a-*65-na a-*79 a-*85-*66 a2-di-je-u a2-e-ta a2-ka-a2-ki-ri-jo a2-ke-te-re a2-nu-me-no a2-ra-tu-a a2-ra-tu-wa a2-ro-u-do-pi a2-ru-wo-te a2-te-ro
a4-ke-i-ja-te-we da-da-re-jo-de da-i-ja-ke-re-u da-i-qo-ta da-i-ta-ra-ro da-ko-ro da-ko-ro-i da-ma-te da-mi-ni-jo da-mo da-mo-ko-ro da-nwa da-pu2-ra da-pu2-ra-zo da-pu2-ri-to-jo da-ra-ko da-ra-mu-ro da-ro da-ru-*56 da-ta-ja-ro da-to-re-u da-to-ro da-u-da-ro da-we-u-pi da-wi-ja da-wi-jo da-wo da-*22-ti-ja da-*22-ti-jo da-*22-to da-*83-ja da-*83-ja-de da-*83-jo de-de-me-na de-di-ku-ja de-do-me-na de-do-wa-re-we de-ka-sa-to de-ke-se-u de-ki-si-wo de-ku-tu-wo-ko de-ma-si
de-me-o-te de-mi-ni-a de-qo-no de-re-u-ko de-so-mo de-u-ka-ri-jo de-u-ki-jo-jo de-we-rode-we-ro-a3-ko-ra-i-ja di-da-ka-re di-do-si di-ka-ta-de di-ka-ta-jo di-ko-na-re-ja di-ko-na-ro di-pa di-pa-e di-pi-se-wi-jo di-pi-si-ja di-pi-si-je-wi-jo di-pi-si-jo di-pi-si-jo-i di-pte-ra di-pte-ra-po-ro di-ri-mi-jo di-ri-ne-wo di-ro di-u-ja di-u-ja-jo di-u-ja-wo di-u-jo di-we di-wi-ja di-wi-jo di-wi-ja-jo-de di-wi-ja-me-ro di-wi-ja-ta di-wi-ja-wo di-wi-je-ja di-wi-je-u di-wi-je-we di-wi-jo di-wi-jo-de
di-wi-jo-jo di-wo di-wo-i-je-we di-wo-ni-so-jo di-wo-pu-ka-ta di-*65-pa-ta do-de do-e-ra do-e-ro do-e-ro-i do-ka-ma-i do-ki do-po-ta do-qe-ja do-qe-u do-ra do-re-we do-ri-je-we do-ro-me-u do-se do-so do-so-mo do-ti-ja do-we-jo do-we-wo du-ma du-ma-te du-ni-jo du-ni-jo-jo du-re-u du-ro du-ru-to-mo du-ta-so du-wo du-wo-jo-jo du-wo-u-pi du-wo-we dwo dwo-jo e-da-e-u e-da-e-wo e-do-mo-ne-u
e-do-mo-ne-we e-e-ro-pa-jo-qe-wo e-e-si e-ka-ma-pi e-ka-ma-te e-ka-ra e-ka-ra-e-we e-ke e-ke-e e-ke-da-mo e-ke-jo-to e-ke-nu-wo e-ke-me-de e-ke-ra-2wo e-ke-ra2-wo-ne e-ke-ro e-ke-ro-qo-no e-ke-si e-ke-to-wo e-ki-no e-ki-no-jo e-ko e-ko-me-na-ta-o e-ko-me-ne-u e-ko-me-no e-ko-si e-ko-so e-ko-so-no e-ko-so-wo-ko e-ko-te e-ko-to e-ku-se-we e-ma-a2 e-me e-me-de e-me-si-jo-jo e-mi-to e-na-po-ro e-ne-e-si e-ne-ka e-ne-ke-se-u e-ne-me-na e-ne-re-ja
e-ne-ro e-ne-si-da-o-ne e-ne-wo e-ne-wo-pe-za e-ni-pa-te-we e-ni-qe e-nu-wa-ri-jo e-nwa-ri-jo e-o e-o-te-u e-pa-re e-pe-ke-u e-pi e-pi-ja-ko-ro e-pi-ja-ta e-pi-ki-to-ni-ja e-pi-ko-wo e-pi-u-ru-te-we e-pi-we-ti-ri-jo e-pi-zo-ta e-pi-*65-ko e-po e-po-me-ne-u e-po-me-ne-we e-po-mi-jo e-po-wi-ja e-po-wo-ke e-qa-ro e-qe-a-o e-qe-o e-qe-si-jo e-qe-si-ja e-qe-ta e-qe-ta-e e-qe-ta-i e-qi-si-jo e-ra e-ra-ja e-ra-pe-me-na e-ra-pi-ja e-ra-(pi-)ja-o e-ra-poe-ra-po-ri-me-ne
e-ra-ta-ra e-ra-te-i e-ra-te-i-jo e-ra-te-re-wa-o e-ra-te-re-wa-pi e-ra-te-re-we e-ra-to e-ra-to-de e-ra-wo e-ra3-wo e-re-dwo-e e-re-e e-re-i e-re-e-u e-re-e-we e-re-e-wo e-re-mo e-re-pa e-re-pa-te e-re-pa-te-ja-pi e-re-pa-te-o e-re-pa-to e-re-ta e-re-ta-o e-re-u-te-ra e-re-u-te-re e-re-u-te-ro e-re-u-te-ro-se e-re-u-ti-ja e-ri-ka e-ri-ka-we-e e-ri-ke-re-we e-ri-ko-wo e-ri-no-wo e-ri-no-wo-te e-ri-no-wo-to e-ri-nu e-ri-nu-we e-ri-ta e-ri-*19 e-ro-ma-to e-ro-pa-jo e-ro-pa-ke-ja
e-ro-pa-ke-ta e-ro-pa-ke-u e-ro2-me-na e-ro2-qo e-ru-mi-ni-ja e-ru-ta-ra e-ru-ta-ro e-sa-re-u e-sa-re-we e-sa-re-wi-ja e-so-wo-ke e-ta-je-u e-ta-wo-ne e-ta-wo-ne-u e-ta-wo-ne-we e-ta-wo-ne-wo e-te e-te-do-mo e-te-wa-jo e-te-wa-jo-jo e-te-wa-no e-te-wa-tu-wo e-te-woe-te-wo-ke-re-we-i-jo e-ti-me-de-i e-ti-ra-wo e-ti-wa-jo e-ti-we e-to e-to-ki-ja e-to-ni-jo e-to-ro-qa-ta e-to-wo-ko e-u-da-mo e-u-de-we-ro e-u-do-no e-u-ke-to e-u-ko-me-no e-u-me-de e-u-me-ne e-u-me-ta e-u-na-wo e-u-mo
e-u-o-mo e-u-po-ro-wo e-u-ru-da-mo e-u-ru-po-to-re-mo-jo e-u-ru-qo-ta e-u-ru-wo-ta e-u-ta-re-wo e-u-to-ro-qo e-u-wa-ko-ro e-u-wa-re e-u-we-to e-u-we-to-ro e-wa-ko-ro e-wa-ra-jo e-we-de-u e-we-pe-se-so-me-na e-wi-ri-pi-ja e-wi-ri-po e-wi-su-zo-ko e-wi-su-zu?-ko e-wi-su-*79-ko e-wi-ta-jo e-wi-te-u e-wi-te-we e-wi-te-wi-jo e-wo-ta-de e-zo-wo e-*65-to i-da-i-jo i-da-ma-te i-do-me-ne-ja i-do-me-ni-jo i-e-re-u i-ja-te i-je-re-ja i-je-re-u i-je-re-wi-jo i-je-re-wo i-je-ro i-je-ro-wo-ko i-je-to i-je-we
i-jo i-jo-te i-ke-u i-ku-to i-ku-wo-i-pi i-mi-ri-jo i-mo-ro-ne-u i-na-ni-ja i-ne-u i-ni-ja i-pe-me-de-ja i-pe-me-de-ja-jo i-pe-ra-ta i-pe-se-wa i-po-no i-po-po-qo-i i-qe-ja i-qi-ja i-qo i-qo-e-qe i-qo-jo i-so-e-ko i-su-ku-wo-do-to i-te-ja-o i-te-re-wa i-te-u i-te-we i-ti-nu-ri i-to-we-sa i-wa-ka i-wa-ka-o i-wa-so i-za-a-io-mo-i i-za-re i-*65 i-*65-ke-o i2-ku-to ja-ke-te-re ja-po ja-pu2-wi-ja ja-sa-no ja-sa-ro
ja-se-u ja-*89-a jojo-do-so-si jo-i-je-si ka-da-mi-ja ka-da-ro ka-e-sa-me-no ka-e-se-u ka-e-se-we ka-jo ka-ka-re-a2 ka-ke-ja ka-ke-ja-pi ka-ke-we ka-ki-jo ka-ko ka-ma ka-ma-e-u ka-ma-e-we ka-na-ko ka-na-pe-u ka-na-pe-we ka-na-to ka-nu-se-u ka-nu-ta-jo ka-pa-si-ja ka-pa-ti-ja ka-pi-ni-ja ka-pe-se-wa-o ka-po ka-ra-a-pi ka-ra-do-ro ka-ra-do-ro -de ka-ra-do-wa-ta ka-ra-ko ka-ra-ma-to -ka-ra-o-i ka-ra-pa-so ka-ra-re-we ka-ra-te-mi-de ka-ra-te-ra
ka-ra-u-du-ro ka-ra-u-ro ka-ra-wa-ni-ta ka-ra-we ka-ra-wi-po-ro ka-ra-*56-so ka-ri-se-u ka-ri-si-jo ka-ro-qo ka-ru-ke ka-ru-pi ka-ru-to ka-ru-we ka-sa-to ka-ta-no ka-ta-ra-i ka-ta-ra-pi ka-ta-wa ka-ta-wo ka-ta2-ro ka-te-u ka-ti ka-to ka-to-ro ka-tu-re-wi-ja ka-tu-ro2 ka-u-no ka-wa-do-ro ka-zo-e ka-*56-na-to ka-*56-no ka-*55-so-ta ka2-da-de ka2-ku-to-de ke-e ke-i-ja-ka-ra-na ke-i-jo ke-ke-me-na ke-ka-u-me-no ke-ke-me-na ke-ke-me-no ke-ke-me-no-jo ke-ki
ke-ki-de ke-ki-jo ke-ko-jo ke-ku-ro ke-ma-qe-me ke-me-u ke-ni-qe-te-re ke-ni-qe-te-we ke-po ke-pu2-je-u ke-ra ke-ra-a2 ke-ra-e ke-ra-e-we ke-ra-ja ke-ra-ja-pi ke-ra-i-ja ke-ra-me-ja ke-ra-me-u ke-ra-me-wo ke-ra-no ke-ra-so ke-ra-ti-jo-jo ke-ra-u-jo ke-re-a2 ke-re-si-jo-we-ke ke-re-te-u ke-re-ti-wo ke-re-u ke-ro-ke-re-we-o ke-ro-si-ja ke-ro-ta ke-ro-u-te-u ke-ro-u-te-we ke-ro-wo ke-sa-do-ro ke-se-ne-wi-ja ke-se-ni-wi-ja ke-se-ni-wi-jo ke-se-nu-wi-ja ke-se-nu-wo ke-u-po-da ke-u-po-da-o
ke-u-po-de-ja ke-u-sa ke-we-to-jo ke-wo-no-jo ke-zo ke-*83-*18 ki-da-pa ki-da-ro ki-du-ro ki-e-u ki-e-wo ki-je-u ki-jo-ne-u-si ki-ka-ne-wi-jo-de ki-ni-di-ja ki-nu-ra ki-ra-*56-so ki-ri-se-we ki-ri-ta ki-ri-te-wi-ja ki-ri-twa-jo ki-ri-*82-jo ki-si-wi-ja ki-ta-no ki-ti-je-si ki-ti-me-na ki-ti-me-no ki-ti-ta ki-to ki-u-ro ki-u-ro-i ki-wo ki-wo-na-de ki-wo-ro ko-ka-ro ko-ki-da ko-ki-jo ko-ki-re-ja ko-ku ko-ku-ro ko-i-no ko-ma-do-ro ko-ma-we
ko-ma-we-ta ko-ma-we-te-ja ko-ma-we-te ko-ma-we-to ko-no ko-no-a-po-te-ra ko-no-pu2-du-ro ko-no-si-ja ko-no-si-jo ko-no-so ko-no-so-de ko-pe-re-u ko-pe-re-wo ko-pi-na ko-pu-ra ko-re-te ko-re-te-re ko-re-te-ri-jo ko-re-wo ko-ri-a2-da-na ko-ri-ja-da-na ko-ri-ja-do-no ko-ri-jo-da-na ko-ri-si-ja ko-ri-si-jo ko-ri-to ko-ro ko-ro-jo-wo-wi-ja ko-ro-ku-ra-i-jo ko-ro-no-we-sa ko-ru ko-ru-da-ro ko-ru-pi ko(-ru-)we-ja ko-so-u-to ko-te-u ko-ti ko-to-i-na ko-to-na ko-to-na-o ko-to-na-no-no ko-to-ne-ta ko-to-ne-we
ko-to-noko-to-no-ko ko-to-no-o-ko ko-tu-ro2 ko-tu-ro2-ne ko-tu-we ko-tu-wo ko-u-ra ko-u-re-ja ko-wa ko-we-ja ko-wo ko-za-ro ku-do-ni-ja ku-ka-da-ro ku-ka-ro ku-ke-re-u ku-mi-no ku-mi-no-jo ku-na-ja ku-ne-u ku-na-ke-ta ku-na-ke-ta-i ku-na-ki-si [ku-]pa-ri-so ku-pa-ro ku-pa-ro-we ku-pa-ro2 ku-pe-se-ro ku-pi-ri-jo ku-ra-no ku-re-we ku-ro2 ku-ro2-jo ku-ru-me-no ku-ru-me-no-jo ku-ru-no-jo ku-ru-so ku-ru-so-wo-ko ku-ru-su-*56 ku-so ku-suku-su-pa
ku-su-to-qa ku-su-to-ro-qa ku-ta-i-to ku-ta-ti-jo ku-ta-to ku-te-ra-o ku-te-ra3 ku-te-re-u-pi ku-tu-qa-no ku-wa-ni-jo ku-wa-no ku-wa-no-wo-ko ku-*56-ni ku-*63-so ma-da-ro ma-di ma-du-ro ma-ka ma-ka-ta ma-ka-wo ma-na-je-u ma-na-sa ma-na-si-we-ko ma-ni-ko ma-no-u-ro ma-ra-ne-ni-jo ma-ra-te-u ma-ra-te-we ma-ra-te-we ma-ri-ti-jo ma-ri-ti-wi-jo ma-ra-tu-wo ma-re-u ma-re-wo ma-ri-ne-u ma-ri-ne-we ma-ri-ne-we-ja-i ma-ri-ta ma-ro-pi ma-si-dwo ma-ta-ko ma-ta-u-ro
ma-te-re ma-te(-re) te-i-ja ma-te-u-pi ma-to-pu-ro ma-to-ro-pu-ro ma-tu ma-tu-we ma-u-ti-jo me-de-i-jo me-ka-o me-na me-ni-jo me-no me-no-e-ja me-nu-a2 me-nu-wa me-re-ti-ra2 me-re-ti-ri-ja me-re-u me-re-u-ro me-ri me-ri-to me-ri-da-ma-te me-ri-du-ma-te me-ri-te-wo me-ta me-ta-ka-wa me-ta-ke-ku-me-na me-ta-ki-ti-ta me-ta-pa me-ta-pa-de me-ta-pa me-ta-pi-jo me-ta-*47-wa me-te-we me-to-qe-u me-to-re me-tu-ra me-tu-ro me-tu-wo me-tu-wo-ne-wo me-u-jo-a2
me-u-jo me-u-jo-e me-wi me-wi-jo me-wi-jo-e me-za-na me-zo me-zo-a2 me-zo-e me-*86-ta mi-jo-qa mi-ka-ri-jo mi-ka-ri-jo-jo mi-ka-ta mi-ko mi-ra-ti-ja mi-ra2 mi-ru-ro mi-ta mi-ti mi-to-we-sa mi-to-we-sa-e mo-re-u mo-ri-wo-do mo-ro-ko-wo-wo-pi mo-ro-qa mo-ro-qo-ro mo-ro-qo-ro-jo mu-jo-me-no mu-te-ri-ja mu-te-we na-i-se-wi-jo na-pu-ti-jo na-to-to na-u-do-mo na-u-si-ke-re[-we] na-wi-jo na-wi-ro ne-da-wa-ta ne-da-wa-ta-o ne-de-we-e ne-do-wo-ta-de
ne-do-wo-te ne-ki-ri-de ne-qe-wo ne-ri-to ne-se-e-we ne-ti-ja-no(-re) ne-wa ne-we ne-we-wi-ja ne-wo ne-wo-ki-to no-da-ro no-e-u no-ko no-pe-re no-pe-re-a2 no-pe-re-e no-ri-wo-ki-de nu-wa-ja nu-wa-i-ja o-a-ke-re-se o-a2 o-da-a2 o-da-ke-we-ta o-da-ku-we-ta o-da-tu-we-ta o-da-twe-ta o-da-*87-ta o-de-ka-a2 o-de-qa- a2 o-di-do-si o-do-ke o-du-ru-we o-du-ru-wi-ja o-du-ru-wi-jo o-du-ru-wo o-du-we o-du-*56-ro o-ka o-ka-ra o-ka-ra3 o-ke-te-u
o-ke-u o-ki-ro o-ko-me-ne-u o-ku-na-wo o-mo-pi o-na-se-u o-na-ta o-na-te-re o-na-to o-ne-u o-ni-ti-a-pi o-no o-nu-ka o-nu-ke o-pa o-pa-wo-ta o-pe-ro o-pe-ro-ta o-pe-ro-te o-pe-ro-sa o-pe-ro-si o-pe-ta o-pe-te-re-u o-pe-te-we o-pe-te-wo o-pe-to-re-u o-pi o-pi-a2-ra o-pi-de-so-mo o-pi-i-ja-pi o-pi-i-ta-ja o-pi-ka-pe-e-we o-pi-ke-re-mi-ja-pi o-pi-ke-re-mi-ni-ja o-pi-ke-ri-jo-de o-pi-ke-wi-ri-je-u o-pi-ra3-te-re o-pi-ri-mi-ni-jo o-pi-ro-qo o-pi-su-ko o-pi-te-te-re o-pi-te-u-ke-e-u o-pi-te-u-ke-e-we
o-pi-te-u-ke-we o-pi-ti-ni-ja-ta o-pi-tu-ra-jo o-po-qo o-po-ro o-qa-wo-ni o-re-a2 o-re-e-wo o-re-mo-a-ke-re-u o-re-i o-re-ne-ja o-re-ta o-re-te-wo o-ro-me-no o-ru-ma-to o-ro-qa o-ru-we-ro o-ru-wo-qo o-ta-re-wo o-ti-na-wo o-te o-te-se-u o-to-wo-o o-to-wo-we-i o-to-wo-we-o o-to-wo-wi-je o-tu-wo-we o-tu-wo-we-o o-two-we-o o-u o-u-di-do-si o-u-di-do-to o-u-ka o-u-ki o-u-qe o-u-ru-to o-u-te-mi o-u-wo-ze o-wi-de-ta-i o-wi-to-ni-jo o-wi-to-no o-wo-we o-wo-ze
o-*22-di o-*34-ta o-*35-ta pa-da-je-u pa-da-je-we pa-da-je-wo pa-de pa-de-we pa-de-we-u pa-i-ti-ja pa-i-ti-jo pa-i-to pa-ja-wo-ne pa-ka-na pa-ke-te-re pa-ke-te-ri-ja pa-ke-u pa-ke-we pa-ki-ja-na pa-ki-ja-na-de pa-ki-ja-ne pa-ki-ja-ni-jo pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-i pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-jo pa-ki-ja-pi pa-ki-ja-si pa-ko-si-jo(-jo) pa-ko-we pa-ku-ro2 pa-ma-ko pa-qo-si-jo pa-ra-ja pa-ra-jo pa-ra-ke-se-u pa-ra-ke-se-we pa-ra-ke-te-e-we pa-ra-ke-we pa-ra-ko pa-ra-ku pa-ra-ku-ja pa-ra-ku-we pa-ra-to
pa-ra-wa-jo pa-ra-we-wo pa-ri-je-we pa-ro pa-sa pa-sa-re-o pa-sa-ro pa-si pa-si-te-o-i pa-ta-ja pa-ta-jo pa-ta-jo-i pa-te pa-te-ko-to pa-ti pa-to-ro pa-u-ro pa-we-a pa-we-a2 pa-we-o pa-we-pi pa-we-si pa-wo-ke pa-wo-ko pa3-na-ro pe-da pe-de-we-sa pe-di-je-we pe-di-je-wi-ja pe-di-ra pe-di-ro-i pe-i pe-ke-u pe-ki-ta pe-ki-ti-ra2-o pe-ko-to pe-ma pe-mo pe-ne-we-ta pe-pi-te-me-no-jo pe-qa-to pe-qe-u pe-qe-we
pe-qo-ta pe-rape-ra-a-ko-ra-i-jo pe-ra-ko-ra-i-ja pe-ra3-ko-ra-i-ja pe-re pe-re-ke pe-re-ke-u pe-re-ke-we pe-re-ku-wa-na-ka pe-re-kwa pe-re-qo-no-jo pe-re-qo-ta pe-re-qo-ta-o pe-re-twa pe-re-twa-jo pe-re-twa-ta pe-re-u-ro-na-de pe-re-u-ro-ni-jo pe-re-wa-ta pe-re-wo-te pe-re-*82 pe-re-*82-jo pe-re-*82-ta pe-ripe-ri-jo-ta pe-ri-me-de pe-ri-ra-wo pe-ri-ta pe-ri-te-u pe-ri-to-wo pe-ru-si-nu-wa pe-ru-si-nu-wo pe-ru-si-nwa pe-ru-si-nwa-o pe-se-ro pe-ta-ro pe-te-re-wa pte-re-wa pe-te-u pe-to-no pe-to-no-de pe-to-ni-jo
pe-zo pe-*65-ka pi-a2-ra pi-ja-se-me pi-je-ra pi-jo-de pi-ke-re-u pi-ke-re-we pi-ke-re-wo pi-ki-nu-wo pi-pi pi-ra-jo pi-ra-ka-ra pi-ra-ka-wo pi-ra-ki pi-ra-ki-jo pi-ra-me-no pi-re-se pi-ri-e-te-si pi-ri-ja-o pi-ri-je-te pi-ri-je-te-re pi-ri-jo-wo pi-ri-ta-wo pi-ri-u-wo pi-ro-i-ta pi-ro-ka-te pi-ro-qa-wo pi-ro-we-ko pi-ro-wo-na pi-sa2 pi-sa-wa-ta pi-ta-ke-u pi-ti-ro2-we-sa pi-twa pi-twa-de pi-wa2 pi-wo-ta-o pi-*82 pi-*82-de po-da-ko po-da-qe-re-si-je-wo po-de
po-i-te-u po-i-ti-jo po-ka po-ke-we po-ki-ro-nu-ka po-ko-ro po-ku-ta po-ma-ko po-me po-me-ne po-me-ne po-ni-ke po-ni-ke-ja po-ni-ki-jo po-pi po-popo-po-i po-po-re po-pu-re-ja po-pu-ro2 po-qa po-qa-te-u po-qe-wi-ja po-ra po-ra-i po-re-na po-ri-wa po-ri-wo po-ro po-ropo-ro-du-ma-te po-ro-e-ke po-ro-e-ke-te- i-ja po-ro-ko-re-te po-ro-popo-ro-po-i po-ro-qe-re-si-je-wo po-ro-te-u po-ro-u-te-u po-ro-u-te-we po-ro-u-te-wo po-ro-wi-to(-jo) po-ru-da-ma-te
po-ru-e-ro po-ru-ka-to po-ru-te-we po-ru-po-de po-ru-we-wo po-ru-qo-ta po-se-da-o po-se-da-o-ne po-se-da-o-ni po-si po-si-da-e-ja po-si-da-i-je-u po-si-da-i-je-u-si po-si-da-i-jo po-si-da-i-jo-de po-si-ke-te-re po-so-pe-re-i po-so-ra-ko po-so-re-ja po-so-ro po-te-re-we po-te-u po-te-wo po-ti-ja-ke-e po-ti-ni-ja po-ti-ni-ja-we-i-jo po-ti-ni-ja-we-ja po-ti-ni-ja-we-jo po-ti-ni-ja-wi-jo po-ti-ni-ja-wo po-ti-pi po-ti-ro po-to-re-ma-ta po-wi-te-ja po-*34-wi-do pu-i-re-wi pu-ka-ta-ri-ja pu-ke-se-ro pu-ko-so pu-ko-so-e-ke-e pu-na-si-jo pu-ra-so pu-ra-ta
pu-ra-u-to-ro pu-ro pu-te-u pu-to-ro pu-wa pu-wa-ne pu-wi-no pu-wo pu-za-ko pu2-ke pu2-ke-qi-ri pu2-ra2-a-ke-re-u pu2-ra2-a-ki-ri-jo pu2-si-ja-ko pu2-te pu2-ti-ja pu2-*35-za qa-a2 qa-da-so qa-mi-ja qa-mi-jo qa-mo qa-na-no-to qa-na-*52-to qa-nu-wa-so qa-nwa-so qa-ra qa-ra-de-ro qa-ra-i-so qa-ra2 qa-ra2-te qa-ra2-ti-jo qa-sa-re-wo qa-si-re-u qa-si-re-wi-ja qa-*83-to qe-da-do-ro qe-ja-me-no qe-qi-no-me-no qe-ra qe-ra-di-ri-jo qe-ra-na
qe-ra-si-ja qe-re-ma-o qe-re-me-ne-u qe-re-qo-ta qe-re-qo-ta-o qe-re-ti-ri-jo qe-ri-jo-jo qe-ta-ko qe-ta-wo qe-ta-ra-je-u qe-te-a qe-te-a2 qe-te-o qe-te-re-u qe-te-se-u qe-to-roqe-to-ro-po-pi qe-to-ro-we qi-nwa-so qi-ri-ja-to qi-ri-ta-ko qi-si-pe(-e) qo-o qo-qo-ta-o qo-ro-mu-ro qo-u-ka-ra qo-u-ka-ra-o-i qo-u-ko-ro qo-u-qo-ta qo-wa-ke-se-u qo-wi-ja ra-e-ja ra-ja ra-ke-da-mi-ni-jo ra-ke-u ra-kura-ku-ro ra-ku-ro-jo ra-mi-ni-ja ra-na-ko ra-pa-sa-ko ra-pa-do
ra-pa-to ra-pi-ti-ra2 ra-pte ra-pte-re ra-pte-ri-ja ra-qi-ti-ra2 ra-su-ra ra-su-ro ra-su-ti-jo ra-ti-jo ra-to ra-u-ra-ta ra-u-ra-ti-ja ra-u-ra-ti-jo ra-wa-ke-ja ra-wa-ke-si-ja ra-wa-ke-si-ja-jo ra-wa-ke-si-jo ra-wa-ke-si-jo-jo ra-wa-ke-ta ra-wa-mo ra-wa-ra-ta ra-wa-ra-ta2 ra-wa-ra-ti-ja ra-wa-ra-ti-jo ra-wa-ra-*66 ra-wo ra-wo-do-ko ra-wo-qo-no ra4-da-de ra4-so-de ra4-ti-jo re-di-na-to-mo re-ke-e-to-ro-te-ri-jo re-ke-to-ro-te-ri-jo re-pe-u-ri-jo re-po-to re-po-we re-qa-se-wo re-u-ko re-u-ko-nu-ka re-u-ko-o-pu2-ru re-u-ko-ro-
re-u-ko-ro-o-pu2-ru re-u-ko-to-ro re-wo re-wo-pi re-wo-te-jo re-wo-te-re-jo ri-jo ri-jo-de ri-jo-ni-ja ri-jo-no ri-me-ne ri-na-ko-ro ri-ne-ja ri-no ri-ta ri-twa-ta-o ri-u-no ri-wa2-ta-o ri-*65-no ri-*82-ta-o ro-i-ko ro-ko ro-o-wa ro-to-qa ro-u-si-je-wi-ja ro-u-si-jo ro-u-so ru-ke-wo-wo-wi-ja ru-ki-ti-jo ru-ki-to ru-ko-ro ru-ko-u-ro ru-ko-wo-ro ru-o-si-je-wi-ja ru-na-so ru-ra-ta(-e) ru-ro ru-we-ta ru-*56-ra-so ru-*83 ru-*83-e ru-*83-o
sa-ke-re-u sa-ke-re-we sa-ke-re-wo sa-ma-ra sa-ma-ri-wa sa-pa sa-pa-ke-te-ri-ja sa-pi-de sa-pi-ti-ne-we-jo sa-ra-pe-da sa-ri-no-te sa-ri-nu-wo-te sa-ri-qo-ro sa-sa-ma sa-u-ri-jo sa-*65 se-me-tu-ro se-re-mose-re-mo-ka-ra-a-pi se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-i se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-re se-ri-nose-ri-no-wo-te se-to-i-ja si-a2-ro si-ja-du-we si-ja-ma si-ja-ma-ta si-ma si-ma-ko si-mi-te-u si-no-u-ro si-pe-we si-ra-ri-ja si-ra-ro si-ri-jo(-jo) si-to-ko-wo si-to-po-ti-ni-ja so-u-ro so-we-no su-di-ni-ko su-ki-ri-ta su-qo-ta
su-qo-ta-o su-ra-se su-ra-te su-ri-mo su-ro su-ro-no su-we-ro-wi-jo su-za ta-de-so ta-di-*22-so ta-mi-je-u ta-ni-ko ta-pa ta-pa-e-o-te ta-pa-no ta-pe-ro ta-ra-ma-ta ta-ra-ma-ta- ta-ra-mi-ka ta-ra-nu ta-ra-nu-we ta-ra-si-ja ta-ra-to ta-ra2-to ta-re-u ta-su ta-ta-ke-u
te-ke te-ko-to-a-pe te-ko-to-ne te-ko-to-na-pe te-me-no te-me-u te-mi-de-we-te te-mi-dwe te-mi-dwe-ta te-mi-dwe-te te-mi-ti-ja te-mi-*71-te te-o te-o-i te-o-jo te-o-do-ra te-o-po-ri-a te-pa-i te-pe-ja te-pe-u te-po-se-u te-qa-ja te-qa-de te-ra-u-re-o te-ra-wo te-re-do te-re-ja-e te-re-ne-we te-re-ne-wi-ja te-re-ta te-re-ta-o te-re-te-u te-re-te-we te-ru-ro te-se-u te-te-u te-te-re-u te-tu-ku-wo-a te-tu-ku-wo-a2 te-tu-ru-we te-u-ke-pi te-u-ta-ko-ro te-u-to
ta-te-re ta-ti-qo-we-u ta-ti-qo-we-wo ta-to ta-to-mo ta-u-pa-du-we ta-u-pa-me-we ta-u-po-no ta-u-ro ta-*22-de-so ta-*49-ro te-i-ja
te-wo ti-mi-nu-we ti-mi-ti-ja ti-mi-to ti-mi-to-a-ke-e ti-mi-to-a-ke-i ti-nwa-si-ja ti-nwa-si-jo ti-nwa-ti-ja-o ti-qa-jo ti-ri-ja ti-ri-jo-we ti-ri-o-we ti-ri-o-we-e ti-ri-po ti-ri-po-de ti-ri-po-di-ko ti-ri-se-ro ti-ri-si ti-ri-to to-e to-jo to-ke-u to-ko-do-mo to-ko-so-ta to-ko-so-wo-ko to-ma-ko to-me to-mi-ka to-ni-ja to-no to-no-e-ke-te-ri-jo to-pe-za to-pe-zo to-qa to-qito-qi-de to-qi-de-ja to-qi-de-jo to-qi-de-we-sa to-ra-ka to-ra-ke to-ri-jo
to-ro-noto-ro-no-wo-ko to-ro-qa to-sa to-sa-de to-si-ta to-so to-so-de to-so-jo to-so-ne to-so-pa to-te-u to-te-we-ja-se-we to-ti-ja to-to to-u-ka to-wa to-wa-no to-wa-no-re to-wa-te-u to-ze-u tu-ka-na tu-qa-ni-ja-so tu-ka-ta-si tu-ke-ne-u tu-ka-te tu-ka-te-re tu-ka-to-si tu-ke-ne-u tu-ma-i-ta tu-ma-ko tu-me-ne-wo tu-na-no tu-na-*52 tu-ni-ja tu-ra-te-u tu-ra-te-u-si tu-ra-te-we tu-ri-ja-ti tu-ri-jo tu-ri-si-ja tu-ri-si-jo tu-ri-so
tu-ro2 tu-ru-pte-ri-ja tu-ru-we-u tu-si-je-u tu-ti-je-u tu-to tu-we-a tu-we-ta tu-wo tu-*49-mi tu-*56-da-ro twa-de tu2-ka-te-re tu2-ke-ja tu2-ki-no-o tu2-to u-do-no-o-i u-do-ro -u-du-ro u-du-ru-wo u-jo-na u-ka-jo u-me-ta-qe-a-po u-pa-ra-ki-ri-ja u-pa-ra-ko-ra-i-ja u-piu-pi-ja-ki-ri-jo u-po u-po-jo u-po-di-no u-po-ra-ki-ri-ja u-ra-jo u-ra-mo-no u-ra-*86 u-re-u u-ro2 u-ru-pi-ja-jo u-ru-pi-ja-jo-jo -u-ru-to u-ta-ni-jo u-wa-mi-ja u-wa-si
u-wa-si-jo u-wa-ta u-wo-qe-ne u-wo-qe-we wa-a2-ta wa-a2-te-pi wa-a2-te-u-pi wa-a2-te-we wa-de wa-de-o wa-di-re-we wa-du-ri-jo wa-na-ka wa-na-ka-te wa-na-ka-te-ra wa-na-ka-te-ro wa-na-ka-to wa-na-sa wa-na-se-wi-ja wa-na-se-wi-jo wa-na-si-ja-ke wa-na-so wa-na-so-i wa-na-ta-jo wa-na-ta-jo-jo wa-ni-ko wa-no wa-no-jo wa-no-so-i wa-pa-ro-jo wa-ra-ki-no wa-ra-pi-siwa-ra-pi-si-ro wa-ra-wi-ta wa-ru-wo-qo wa-te-u wa-to wa-tu wa-tu-o wa-tu-o-ko wa-tu-wa-o-ko wa-wo-u-de
wa-*86-re wa-*89-a we-a-re-ja we-a-re-jo we-a2-no we-a2-no-i we-a-re-jo we-a-re-pe we-a2-re-jo we-de-ne-u we-da-ne-we we-da-ne-wo we-dewe-e-wi-ja we-ja-re-pe we-je-ke-a2 we-je-ke-e we-je-we we-pe-za we-ra-te-ja we-re-ke we-re-ne-ja we-re-we we-te-i-we-te-i we-te-re-u we-to we-u-da-ne-we we-wa-do-ro we-we-e-a we-we-si-jo-jo wi-de wi-do-wo-i-jo wi-du-ro wi-du-wa-ko wi-du-wo-i-jo wi-dwo-i-jo wi-ja-da-ra wi-ja-te-we wi-ja-te-wo wi-ja-we-ra2 wi-jo-ka-de wi-na-jo wi-nu-ri-jo
wi-pi-no-o wi-ri-ne-jo wi-ri-ne-o wi-ri-ne-we wi-ri-ni-jo wi-ri-no wi-ri-za wi-so-wowi-so-wo-pa-na wi-su-ro wi-tu-ri-jo wi-*65-te-u wi-*90-i-jo wo-de-wi-jo wo-di-jo wo-do-we wo-jo wo-i-ko-de wo-ka wo-ko-de wo-ne-we wo-no wo-no-qe-wa wo-no-qe-we wo-no-qo-so wo-qe-we wo-ra-we-sa wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo wo-ro-ma-ta wo-ro-ne-ja wo-tu-wa-ne wo-wa2-ni-jo wo-we-u wo-wo wo-ze wo-ze-e wo-zo wo-zo-e wo-zo-me-na wo-zo-me-no wo-zo-te wo-*65-ro wo-*79
wo-*82-ni-jo za-e-to-ro za-ku-si-jo za-ma-e-wi-ja za-we-te za-we-te-ro ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na ze-pu2-ra ze-pu2-ra3 ze-pu2-ro ze-so-me-no ze-u-ke-si ze-u-ke-u-si ze-u-ko -zo-ko zo-wa zo-wi-jo
*49-sa-ro *49-wo *56-du-nu-ka *56-i-ti *56-ko-we *56-ko-we-e *56-ko-we-i *56-ko-we-i-ja *56-ko-we-i-jo *56-ni-sa-ta *56-po-so *56-ra-ku-ja *56-ri-to *56-ro2 *56-ti *85-de-pi 90
*18-to-no *22-ja-ro *22-ja-to *22-ri-ta-ro *34-ke-ja *34-ke-te-si *34-ke-u *34-te * * 34- to-pi 34-zo
*85-de-we-sa *85-ja-to *85-ke-i-ja *85-ke-i-ja-te-we *85-ke-wa *85-ri-jo *85-ri-mo-de *85-ro *85-ta-mo *85-ta2 *85-te *85-te-ra *85-to-a2-ta
*35-ka-te-re *35-ke-ja *35-ki-no-o *35-to *47-da-de *47-ku-to-de *47-so-de *47-so-i *47-ti-jo [X]-me-jo-i [X]pi-ro-qe-mo *85-to-a3-ta *85-to-jo *85-to-te-qa-jo *85-to-*34-ta-ra *85-u-te *85-wi-ja-to
INDEX OF MYCENAEAN WORDS, by JOS L. MELENA [http://campus.usal.es/~revistas_trabajo/index.php/0544-3733/article/viewFile/2565/2606]
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CORPUS
OF
ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES
Lydian
ak=it n[qis] es mru buk es vna buk esa laqirisa ak=t=in nqis qel=k fns ifid fak=m artmu esn taacn timle brdunlis fncal lef=t faa raval ak=m [ ]aa bill ak=m lef sarta
Whoever harms this stele this grave chamber or these walls or whoever harms any part of the grave will be punished by Artemis Timles, son of Brduns, made this stele. It is Zeus to whom he offered the fata-and he made an asa- = altar for him. Zeus is his protector.
Lydian corpus [http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/etcs/anatol/lydian/lydco.htm] Lydian: Late Hittite or Neo- Luwian? [http://www.uibk.ac.at/sprachen-literaturen/sprawi/pdf/Hajnal/vortrag_lydisch_engl.pdf] Greco-Lydian Bilingual from Sardis
Nana Bakivalis Artimu (From) Nannas, son of Dionysus, to Artemis.
es taa[c] Ata[i?] Bartara ora[k?]it This column? for Atana? Bartaras erected
LYDIAN INSCRIPTIONS Gottingen, March 1916. E. LITTMAXX [http://ia600304.us.archive.org/4/items/lydianinscriptio00littuoft/lydianinscriptio00littuoft.pdf]
Words for comparison Divi (God) labrus (axe) laqrisa (wall) ora (month) Sfard (Sardis) F Divei (dative of Zeus) labrys Larissa (= acropolis) ora (= hour) Sardeis (capital of Lydia)
Lydian dictionary [http://indoeuro.bizland.com/project/glossary/lydi.html]
Lycian
Lycian Scripture by George E. Bean [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LycianScripture_GeorgeEBean.jpg] From the Letoon trilingual (Lycian text)
1. ke: trmmis: xssarapazate: pigesere: katamlah: tideimi: 2. snetepddhad: trmmile: pddnehmmis: ijeru: senatrbbejmi: se(j)arna: asaxlazu: erttimeli: 3. mehtitubed: arus: se(j)epewtlmmi: arni: 4. mmait: kumezij: : xtawati: xbidni: se(j)arKKazuma: xtawati: 5. snait: kumazu: mahna: ebette: eseimiju: qturahah: tideimi: 6. sede: eseimijaje: xuwatiti: 7. seipijt: araw: 8. ehbij: esiti:
1. When Pixodarus, the son of Hecatomnus, became satrap (xssarapazate) of Lycia (trmmis), 2. he appointed as rulers of Lycia Hieron (ijeru) and Apollodotos (natrbbejmi), and as governor (asaxlazu) of Xanthus, Artemelis (erttimeli). 3. The citizens (arus) and the Xanthian neighboring residents decided 4. to establish an altar to the Kaunian Ruler and the King Arkesimas 5. and they chose as priest Simias, the son of Kondorasis 6. and whoever is closest to Simias 7. and they granted him exemption (araw) 8. from taxes. Letoon trilingual Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letoon_trilingual]
Worlds for comparison idzzala mi[zu] ekatamla zisqqa ikkwem[i] xpparama ; Eidasalas Mesos Ekatomnas Seskos Endyomis Kparamo?
mula
Molas
Lycian Corpus by H. Craig Melchert [http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/people/Melchert/webpage/lyciancorpus.pdf] Letoon trilingual by H. Craig Melchert [http://www.achemenet.com/pdf/lyciens/letoon.pdf]
Tyrrhenian (Etruscan)
the Lemnos stele [http://www.carolandray.plus.com/Eteocretan/Lemnian.html] The Lemnos stele
front: A.1. hulaie:nau:iai A.2. mara:mav A.3. sialvei:avi A.4. evisu:erunai A.5. ivai A.6. aker:tavariu A.7. vanalasial:erunai:murinail (forty years)
side: B.1. hulaiei:ukiasiale:erunai:evisu:tuveruna B.2. rum:haraliu:ivai:epteiu:arai:ti:uke B.3. ivai:avi:sialvi:maram:avi:aumai
Lemnian language, Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemnos_stele]
The Pyrgi tablets (Etruscan text)
First plate: Ita tmia icac heramava vatiee Unial-Astres, emiasa me uta. That temple and these Hermes idols are dedicated to Uni-Astre, built by the clanspeople.
efariei Velianas sal cluvenias turuce. Tiberius Velianas the pleasing edicule has given. Munistas uvas tameresca ilacve tulerase. That burial of his own by these priests with idols was encircled.
Nac ci avil urvar, teiameitale, ilacve alase. For three years [in the month of] Churvar, with Her burnt offerings, with idols [it was] buried. Nac atranes zilacal, seleitala acnavers. During the reign of the chief, in Her hand [he] would be brought forth (ie: Uni-Astre gave him authority to rule). Itanim heramve, avil eniaca pulumva. And with these Hermes idols, the year(s) shall endure Second plate: Nac efarie Veliiunas amuce cleva etunal Masan tiur, Unias elace. When Tiberius Velianas had built the statue of the sanctuary [in] the month of Masan, Uni was pleased. as the stars.
Vacal tmial avilval amuce pulumva snuia. The votives of the temple yearly have been as numerous as the stars.
Pyrgi Tablets, Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrgi_Tablets]
Words for comparison ukiasi Hulaie herama Nethuns Turan Atunis T/ Phokaieus (Phocaean) Ylaios Hermaion (of Hermes) Poseidon (Neptune) yrreinios (Tyrrenian) Adonis
Phrygian
Midas monument commemorative [http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17328/17328-h/v8b.htm#image-0016] Inscription: 1a (On the top left of the previous photo) ates : arkiaevais : akenanogavos : midai : lavagtaei : vanaktei : edaes : F : F : : F : F : tes, son of Arkias, nobleman, to Midas, lafagetas, wanax dedicated (?) Inscription: 1b baba : memevais : proitavos : kFiyanaveyos : sikeneman : edaes : F : F : JFJ : : Inscription: 5 apelan [] mekastevano[ [] F[ TITUS Phrygian Corpus [http://titus.fkidg1.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/etcs/phrygian/phryg.htm]
Words for comparison Midai lavagtaei vanaktei anar Apelan bekos matar knaika F F > Midai (dat. of Midas) lafagetai (dat. of lafagetas) vanaktei (dat. of vanax) aner (man) (Apollo) vekos (bread) mater (mother) wyne> wynaika (woman)
Palaeolexicon [http://www.palaeolexicon.com/default.aspx?static=14&Language_ID=2]
Carian
The Kaunos bilingual [http://www.flickr.com/photos/damiavos/5102173948/] kbidn/kbdyn []/[ Kauniois/Kaunion (Kaunos) i[]ini Ipposthenous (Ipposthenes) ni[]lan Nikoklean (Nikokles) lysiklas[ / lys[]an / lysikratas[ [] Lysikleous/ Lysiclean (Lysikles/Lysikleus) Lysikratous (Lysikrates) otonosn [] Athenaion
The Carian language By Ignacio-Javier Adiego Lajara [http://books.google.gr/books? id=alQqw2IxJO0C&pg=PA202&lpg=PA202&dq=the+kaunos+bilingual&source=bl&ots=jlVtyouhDe&sig=mgkW Rl5X0KIyil4PPgtJEKBNS3E&hl=en&ei=b23UTa3hAc26hAfew6iaAQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum =6&ved=0CDgQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=the%20kaunos%20bilingual&f=false]
Phoenician
Greek/Phoenician bilingual [http://www.flavinscorner.com/2script.htm] Late Punic inscription (not the previous photo): Greek alphabet text: Reconstructed Neo-Punic script counterpart (by Igor Diakonoff): ldn lbl mn wlrbtn tnt pn bl ndr S. bn Z. m kl brk Translation: To the master Baal Hammon and to our mistress Tanit, the face of Baal, [the thing] which consecrated Sosipatius, son of Zopyrus. He heard his voice and blessed him. Phoenician language Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenician_language]
Eteocypriot
Eteocypriot myth and Amathusian reality [http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/00/14/52/PDF/TPMyth.pdf]
The Amathus bilingual Eteocypriot: 1: a-na ma-to-ri u-mi-e-s[a]-I mu-ku-la-I la-sa-na a-ri-si-to-no-se a-ra-to-wa-na-ka-so-ko-o-se 2: ke-ra-ke-re-tu-lo-se ta-ka-na-[?-?]-so-ti a-lo ka-i-li-po-ti 1: Ana mator-i um-iesa-i Mukula-i Lasana Ariston-ose Artowanaksoko-ose 2: kera keretul-ose. Ta kana (kuno) sot-i, ail-o kail-i pot-i. Translation: The city of the Amathusians, to Ariston (son of) Aristonax, nobleman. or (Cyrus Gordon translation) The city of the Amathusans (honored) the noble Ariston (son) of Aristonax. Eteocypriot language Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eteocypriot_language] Greek: 3: 4:
Eteocretan
Dreros inscription [http://www.carolandray.plus.com/Eteocretan/Dreros1.html] The Dreros inscription Transcription Direction of writing
In modern Roman script In standard Greek script --.F||| --.|||| vac. --...F .....------.rmaw|et|isalabre|komn --.d|men|inai|isaluria|lmo vac. --..tonturonma.oaoiewad eturo...muna.oa.en---matritaia--
For a possible translation see the following link: Dreros #1 [http://www.carolandray.plus.com/Eteocretan/Dreros1.html]
The epioi inscription (it may be fake)
The epioi inscription [http://www.korenine.si/zborniki/zbornik07/serafimov_epioi07.pdf] Transcription
(in Greek letters) EIOI ZHAN ENET AP IFAI (in Latin letters) Translation: Here lie (are buried) Eneti most noble ones.
EPIOI ZETHANTHE ENETE PAR SIFAI
For the previous translation see: TRANSLATION OF ETEOCRETAN EPIOI INSCRIPTION, by Pavel Serafimov [http://www.korenine.si/zborniki/zbornik07/serafimov_epioi07.pdf]
MAPS
OF
LANGUAGE TREES
AND
GENETIC TRACES
Figure 1. Geographical distribution and isochrones of haplogroup R1b1b2 during the spread of early farming in Europe
Fig 2. Neolithic expansion in Europe according to the Anatolian theory Fig 3. Neolithic expansion of Semitic languages and inferred dispersals
Fig 4. Language tree divergence of Indo-European languages
Fig 5. Phylogeny of Semitic languages
Fig 1. A Predominantly Neolithic Origin for European Paternal Lineages, Patricia Balaresque et al [http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info%3Adoi %2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pbio.1000285;jsessionid=1B48C0E051CE522B5AE1B997DE6909EB.ambra02] Fig 2. Anatolian hypothesis, Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatolian_hypothesis] Fig 3. Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of Semitic languages identifies an Early Bronze Age origin of Semitic in the Near East, Andrew Kitchen [http://mathildasanthropologyblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/rspb20090408.pdf] Fig 4. Language-tree divergence times support the Anatolian theory of Indo-European origin, Russell D. Gray & Quentin D. Atkinson [http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v426/n6965/abs/nature02029.html] Fig 5. Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of Semitic languages identifies an Early Bronze Age origin of Semitic in the Near East, Andrew Kitchen (same as Fig 3.) [http://mathildasanthropologyblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/rspb20090408.pdf]
email: christselentis@gmail.com Last revised: 5/21/2011, Chris Tselentis, Athens, Greece.

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Map of Mycenaean Greece

For example, the syllabogram

the word even respectively). The syllabogram /gha,/ /ha/ respectively).

can both represent /,/ /,/ and // (/ka,/

wa-na-ka ra-wa-ke-ta i-je-re-u wa-na-ka-to ra-wa-ke-ta-o i-je-re-wo wa-na-ka-te ra-wa-ke-ta(-i) i-je-re-we

me-zo me-wi-jo a-ro2(-jo) me-zo-e me-wi-jo-e a-ro2-e

/ (>) F/F (>) / (>) Fo (>) (>)

pansi theois to all gods

Adamao (Adamas) Adamevei(s) (Adameus) Adrastios andeter/ andeteres

a-da-ra-ti-jo a-de-te/ a-de-te-re

personal name binder (>= headband)

a-di-nwa-ta a-di-ri-ja-pi/ a-di-ri-ja-te/ a-di-ri-jo

personal name (decorated) with men

personal name not used?

pointed head of a weapon personal name (also a fashionstyle)

ai-ke-u/ a-i-ke-u/ ai-ki-e-we/ a-i-qe-we/

ai-wo-ro/ a-wo-ro ai-za ai-za a-ja-me-na/ a-ja-me-no a-ka-ma-no a-ka-ra-no

personal/animal name (= nibble)

aiza (>aiga) Aizai (>Aigai) aiasmena/ aiasmenos Alkmanor akaranos

Akasionei (Akasion) Aktaios Ahaiviande (Ahaivia) Achaivos

personal name place name

personal/ethnic name of Ahaivia

a-ke a-ke-e a-ke-(j)o(-jo)

agei/ ageen Argeioio (Argeios) Arhailafos/ Arhailafon ageirei(n) Agreus/ Agreuthen

ethnic name of Argos personal name

a-ke-re a-ke-re-u/ a-ke-re-u-te

to collect place name

a-ke-re-wa/ a-ke-re-wa-de/ a-ke-re-we a-ke-re-wi-jo

place name (fem. of Agreus?)

ethnic name of Agrefa

messenger personal name (also modern river)

official title/ occupation (see also asketreiai)

a-ke-ti-ra2(-o)/ a-ke-ti-ri-ja/ a-ke-ti-ri-ja-i a-ke-u/ a-ke-wo a-ki-a2-ri-ja-de a-ki-re-u/ a-ki-re-we a-ki-ti-to

Aigihaliande (Aigihalia) Ahileus

untitled? (>= founding, settling)

holy place/grove, valley (see ti-mito-a-ke-e)

acquisition of things for communal

armote armoientoi? just delivered? (see iento)

from day to day, daily?

a-mo-ta-jo/ a-mo-te-jo-nade a-mo-te-re

(to the) workshop of armota

> (of stones) laid with the grain

a-mu-ta-wo a-na(-i)-ta/ a-na(-i)-to a-na-mo-ta a-na-mo-to a-na-pu-ke

Amynthafon anaita/ anaiton anarmosta/ anarmoston anampykes

personal name not decorated

(about chariots) not assembled without headbands (see ampykes)

a-ne-mo (i-ere-ja) a-ne-ta

aneta (anieimi= to not due, of no set free) charge

Aneuthen/Aneutei place name (Aneus) aniai/aniaphi (>inia) reins

personal name not rented, see opp. onaton

without holes, not pierced

anofeis/ anoftos Anykos Anytos Arpayeus Aphareus

personal name not sown? place name

a-pa-ta-wa-ja/ a-pa-ta-wa-j a-pe-a-sa/ a-pe-o-te a-pe-e-ke

ethnic name of Aptarfa absent

personal name item found together with a

Amphipotas amphipotos (>amphivatos?) Amphilavos/ Amphilavon

personal name (table) with legs apart personal name

a-po-ne-we/ a-pu-ne-we a-po-te-ra a-po-te-ro-te a-pua-pu-do-ke/ a-pe-do-ke

both on both sides from/with to deliver

a-pu-ka/ a-pu-ke a-pu-ko-wo-ko