The C. Luwian word a-a-aš-ša
| Word | a-a-aš-ša |
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| IPA | āšš |
| Meaning | mouth |
| See also |
Homeric Greek: χάνος
‘mouth’ Hittite: a-i-iš ‘mouth’ Proto-Indo-European: *h₁oh₁s- ‘mouth’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| iš-ša-ri-iš ‘hand’, kal-du-un-ni-iš ‘leg’, la-a-li ‘tongue’, ti-i-ta-ni ‘breast, teat’, ḫar-ma-ḫa ‘head’, pa-ta-a-aš ‘foot’, za-ar-ta ‘heart’, ḫa-a-aš-ša ‘bone’, a-aš-ḫar-ša ‘blood’, tum-ma-a-an ‘ear, hearing’, ta-a-wa- ‘eye’, tap-pa-a-ni-in ‘hair’, pa-a-ar-ta ‘leg, hoof’, tap-pa- ‘to spit’, a-ru-ta- ‘wing’, tar-mi-iš ‘nail, peg’, du-u-ur ‘urine’ | |