The Tocharian B word anāsk-
| Word | anāsk- |
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| IPA | ɐnask |
| Meaning | breathe |
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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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| ewe ‘skin’, yetse ‘skin’, yasar ‘blood’, āy ‘bone’, āsta ‘bones’, krorīyai ‘horn’, paruwa ‘feathers’, matsi ‘hair’, āśce ‘head’, klautso ‘ear’, ek ‘eye’, meli ‘nose’, koyṃ ‘mouth’, keme ‘tooth’, kantwo ‘tongue’, paiyye ‘foot’, ckāckai ‘leg’, keni ‘knee’, ṣar ‘hand’, kātso ‘belly’, päścane ‘breast’, arañce ‘heart’, wästarye ‘liver’, poko ‘arm’, anāṣṣälñe ‘breathing’, āyo ‘bone’, caṅke ‘breast’, kektseñe ‘body’, ysārtstse ‘bloody’, wicūko ‘cheek’, weṃṣiye ‘excrement’, rup ‘face’, parwa ‘feathers’, mīsa ‘flesh’, ṣiko ‘footprint’, ānte ‘forehead’, kāy- ‘gape’, yok2 ‘hair’, kuśal ‘healthy’, nirjvare ‘healthy, free of disease’, krorīya ‘horn’, ckācko ‘leg’, koyn ‘mouth’, kor ‘neck’, indri ‘penis’, alāṣmo ‘sick’, kwrāṣe ‘skeleton’, āñme ‘soul’, miśo ‘urine’, käryā ‘heart’, keni ‘knee’, pärwāne ‘brows, eyebrows’ | |