| Word | malem |
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| Meaning | to grind, to crush, to break |
| See also |
Homeric Greek: μύλαξ
‘millstone, any large round stone’ Proto-Indo-European: *melh₂- ‘to grind, rub, break up’ Greek: μύλη ‘mill, hand-mill, nether millstone’ C. Luwian: ma-a-la-ḫu- ‘to crush, to break’ |
| Synonyms | aɫam |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| berem ‘to bear, carry’, kogi ‘butter’, gatzin ‘ax’, kgel ‘to bend’, arjan ‘big stone, statue’, brut ‘potter’, arcatᶜ ‘silver’, boyc ‘food’, alewr ‘flour’, gini ‘wine’, ewɫ ‘oil’, t'uz ‘fig’, gini ‘wine’, san ‘cauldron’, aŕnem ‘to do, to make’ | |