| brother |
Respectively, 'brother; brother of the same father'. Sumerogam SHESH, Akkadogram AHU = HTT negna- 'brother', either blood brother or social equal: CHD, HEG. Cf. nega- 'sister' 02.450">02.450. Luwian nana/i- is a frequent formant in personal names and the source of Luwian nanasri- 'sister' 02.450">02.450: HEG, CHD. |
| throat |
Respectively: 'windpipe; throat': Puh; 'esophagus': CHD. See 'swallow' 05.181. |
| go |
HW, HWW, Puh. Suppletive imperatives: it, itten 'go!' beside middle inflection of iya- 'go, come, walk, proceed, march' as opposed to active of iya- 'do, make' 09.110; derived iyannai- 'go' (durative). Active forms of pai- 'go, travel' contrast with -hi conjugation inflection of ablauting pe-, pai-, piya- 'give' 11.220. See also iyant- 'sheep, going thing', iyatar 'moveable wealth, growth, fertility, plenty, prosperity'. |
| green |
HWW, Puh. Means 'yellow/green'. *hahla/i- perhaps from hahhal- 'a kind of plant, greenery'. Sumerogram SIG[seven]. (SIG[seven]) 'green-yellow' HZL; see also 'yellow' 15.690. |
| soldier |
HEG. 'Person being paid', see kussan 'wage' 11.780. Luwian with Sumerographic determinative LÚ 'man': LÚ/ kuwalanalla/i-. Hittite soliders included foot soldiers (Sumerogram LÚ/ ERIN/MESH), cavalry (ANSHE. KUR.RA/ MESH, literally 'horses'), charioteers (see ishas ismeriyas 'lord of the reins, chariot driver', as well various ranks and other subclasses: THeth 10. |