The Tocharian B word karse
| Word | karse |
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| IPA | kɐrse |
| Meaning | deer |
| See also |
Cappadocian Greek: καρνό
‘deer’ Latin: cervus ‘stag, deer’ |
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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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| ku ‘dog’, käl-1 ‘bear’, kaurṣe ‘bull’, keu ‘cow’, koro ‘camel’, gaje ‘elephant’, śaiyye, ās ‘goat’, haye ‘horse’, yakwe ‘horse’, yrīye ‘lamb’, ṣecake ‘lion’, mokoṃśke ‘monkey’, okso ‘ox’, ariwe ‘ram’, śaiyye ‘sheep’, aiyye ‘sheep’, walkwe ‘wolf’ | |