The Tocharian B word māśak
| Word | māśak |
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| IPA | maɕɐk |
| Meaning | bean |
| Synonyms | māṣikāni, mutkavarṇi |
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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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| stām ‘tree’, oko ‘fruit’, sārm ‘seed’, śäktālye ‘seed’, pilta ‘leaf’, witsako ‘root’, pyāpyo ‘flower’, atiyai ‘grass’, misa ‘meat’, salyiye ‘salt’, kanti ‘bread’, karāk ‘branch’, kewiye ‘butter’, päk-1 ‘boil’, yap ‘barley’, aise ‘cauldron, cooking pot’, ṣarwiye ‘cheese’, yokasto ‘drink’, yok- ‘to drink’, kārṣake ‘farmer’, yäkṣiye ‘flour’, āhār ‘food’, śwātsi ‘food’, kariśke ‘fruit’, werpiśke ‘garden’, śātre ‘grain’, tāno ‘grain’, tanākko ‘grain’, proksa ‘grain’, atiyo ‘grass’, ñemek ‘harvest’, cautāṃ ‘honey’, mīt ‘honey’, kest ‘hunger’, kṣur ‘knife’, malkwer ‘milk’, kontac(e) ‘nut’, makūl ‘root’, salyitstse ‘salty’, yokiye ‘thirst’, ysāre ‘wheat’, cagala ‘wine’ | |