The Tocharian B word procer
| Word | procer |
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| IPA | proʨer |
| Meaning | brother |
| See also |
Phrygian: ΒΡΑΤΕΡΕ
‘brother’ Phrygian: ΒΡΑΤΕΡΑΙΣ ‘brother’ Greek: φρατήρ ‘brother, phratry member’ Proto-Indo-European: *bʰréhater- ‘brother’ Old Norse: bryþr ‘brother’ |
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Comments |
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| Douglas Q. Adams, “Etymological Dictionary of Tocharian B”, 1999, Brill | |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| klyiye ‘woman’, śana ‘woman’, eṅkwe ‘man’, śaumo ‘man’, śamaśke ‘child’, petso ‘husband’, mācer ‘mother’, pācer ‘father’, kālyśke ‘boy’, tkācer ‘daughter’, tsaṣke ‘elder’, stere ‘elder’, gottär ‘family’, klaiññe ‘female’, śamñāṃśka ‘girl’, āwe ‘grandfather’, orotstse-pācer ‘grandfather’, śāmñe ‘human, mortal’, pets ‘husband’, amārraṣṣe ‘immortal’, oṅkrotte ‘immortal’, onuwaññe ‘immortality’, eṅkwaññe ‘male’, enkwe ‘male’, ammakki ‘mother’, ṣer ‘sister’, soy ‘son’ | |