The Phrygian word ΕΠΤΥϝΕ
| Word | ΕΠΤΥϝΕ |
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| IPA | eptuwe |
| Meaning | to spit |
| Notes/Remarks |
This word is a verb |
| See also |
Proto-Indo-European: *sp(y)eu-
‘to spit’ Greek: πτύω ‘to spit’ Armenian: t'uk ‘spit’ Latin: spuō ‘to spit’ |
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See Pleket H.W, Stroud R.S "Tyana (area of Kemerhisar) Phrygian inscription 35-1398". Possibly an aorist ε(AOR)-πτυFω-3ps? |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| ΑΖΕΝΑ ‘beard’, ΣΟΡΟ- ‘corpse, tomb, coffin’, ΣΚΕΛΕΔΡΙΑΣ ‘ossuary, skeleton’, ΖΕΙΡΑ ‘hand, children, living’ | |