The C. Luwian word wa-na-a
| Word | wa-na-a |
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| IPA | u̯ānā |
| Meaning | woman |
| See also |
Phrygian: ΚΝΑΙΚΑ
‘woman’ Linear B: ku-na-ja ‘woman’ Armenian: kin ‘woman, wife’ Aeolic Greek: βανά ‘woman, wife, female’ Greek: γυναίκα ‘woman’ Proto-Indo-European: *gʷénha ‘woman, wife’ Tocharian B: śana ‘woman’ C. Luwian: wa-na-at-ti-iš ‘woman’ Lydian: kãna- ‘wife’ Hittite: kuu̯an- ‘woman’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| zi-ti ‘man’, ha-am-ša-ti ‘grandson’, har-du-wa-at-ti ‘descendant’, ḫu-ḫa ‘grandfather’, na-a-na- ‘brother’, du-ut-tar-ri-ya-ti-iš ‘daughter’, ta-a-ti-iš ‘father’, an-ni-iš ‘mother’, LÚ ‘male’ | |