The Tocharian B word mīt
| Word | mīt |
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| IPA | miit |
| Meaning | honey |
| Synonyms | cautāṃ |
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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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| oko ‘fruit’, misa ‘meat’, salyiye ‘salt’, kanti ‘bread’, kewiye ‘butter’, māśak ‘bean’, māṣikāni ‘bean, a kind of’, mutkavarṇi ‘bean, moth’, päk-1 ‘boil’, aise ‘cauldron, cooking pot’, ṣarwiye ‘cheese’, yokasto ‘drink’, yok- ‘to drink’, yäkṣiye ‘flour’, āhār ‘food’, śwātsi ‘food’, kariśke ‘fruit’, kest ‘hunger’, kṣur ‘knife’, larauñe ‘love’, täṅkwtsäññe ‘love’, malkwer ‘milk’, kontac(e) ‘nut’, salyitstse ‘salty’, yokiye ‘thirst’, cagala ‘wine’ | |