Lexicon of Linear B

Linear B
Lexicon
Front-page:
MY Oe 106, National Archaeological Museum of Athens, n. 7671
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
About Linear B
The script
Spelling and pronunciation
Examples of conjugation
About the lexicon
LINEAR B LEXICON
SAMPLE OF TEXTS
LIST OF WORDS
SOURCES OF THE LEXICON
APPENDIX 1:
CORPUS OF ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES
APPENDIX 2:
MAPS OF LANGUAGE TREES AND GENETIC TRACES
PREFACE
About Linear B
Linear B is a syllabic script that was used for writing Mycenaean Greek. It pre-dated the Greek
alphabet (ca. 13th but perhaps as early as 17th century BC) and seems to have died out with the
fall of Mycenaean civilization. Most clay tablets inscribed in Linear B were found in Knossos,
Cydonia (modern Chania), Pylos, Thebes and Mycenae. The application of Linear B seems to
have been confined to administrative contexts by some sort of guild of professional scribes who
served the central palaces. The succeeding period provides no evidence of the use of writing.
Map of Mycenaean Greece

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The script
Linear B has roughly 200 signs, divided into around 87 syllabic signs with phonetic values and
ideograms with semantic values. The grid was developed during decipherment by Michael
Ventris and John Chadwick. Each syllable is represented by a consonant and a vowel (with some
exceptions shown below). In cases where the transcription remains in doubt, Bennett's number
with an asterisk is used.
Spelling and pronunciation

Linear B does not distinguish between short and long vowels or voiced and unvoiced consonants.
For example, the syllabogram
can both represent //and // (as the first and the second /e/ in
the word even respectively). The syllabogram
can both represent /,/ /,/ and // (/ka,/
/gha,/ /ha/ respectively).

It does not distinguish between // and // (/r/ and /l/ respectively). For example, ti-ripo= tripous but tu-ri-so= Tylisos.
The w-series represent the lost letter /F/ (digamma). It is pronounced as // or // (/v/ or
/f/ respectively). In modern Greek it is usually expressed with a consonantal /u/. For example,
= avgo but = aftos.
The q-series represent the lost letter /q/ (qoppa). It could sound like /F/ or /F/ (/kF/ or
/gF/ respectively) but it evolved as /,/ /,/ // (/k,/ /p,/ /t/ respectively) voiced or unvoiced. For
example, i-qo=> ()= ip(p)os, qa-si-re-u=> = vasileus, qe=> /=
(te/ghe).
The spelling of words is analytical, which means that all syllables are expressed. But
since the syllables are basically consonant- vowel pairs, additional letters are omitted. For
example, pe-ma= sperma, ka-ko= khalkos, etc. Equivalently, in clusters of consonants that
are fully expressed, redundant vowels are omitted. For example a-mi-ni-so= Amnisos, a-toro-qo= anthropos, and so on. Of course, the ambiguous nature of the script is in some cases
incurable, as for example the word te-mi= termis and themis, or a-pi-qo-ro= amfipolos
and amfiplous, etc. This ambiguity gets worse when suffixes are to be expressed. For example,
to-so can be either tosos or toson, even tosoi, tosois, etc.
Linear B, Wikipedia
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_B]
Examples of conjugation
Names are usually constructed with the /s/ suffix that can also be accompanied with a vowel
(/os,/ /as/ etc). Female names usually end in /a/> // and neutrals end in /on/. This holds for the
nominative. Verbs end in /-mi/ and // (in the active voice) or /-mai/ (in the passive voice).
Examples:
wa-na-ka
F (F)
vanaks (wanax)
ra-wa-ke-ta
lafagetas
i-je-re-u
iereus
wa-na-ka-to
vanaktos
ra-wa-ke-ta-o
lafagetao
i-je-re-wo
ierevos
wa-na-ka-te
vanaktei
ra-wa-ke-ta(-i)
lafagetai
i-je-re-we
ierevei
e-u-ke-to
()
euhetoi (euhomai)
e-ke
()
ehei (eho)
di-do-si
()
didonsi (dido)
e-e-si
()
eensi (eimi)
pa-si
() ()
fasi(n) (fami>feimi)
a-ra-ru-ja
araryia
de-do-me-na
dedomena
e-o
eon
e-ko-te
ehontes
e-ke-e
eheen (eimi)
e-re-e
(>)
ereen (>eretto)
me-zo
/ (>)
mezon/mezos (>meizon)
me-wi-jo
F/F (>)
mevion/mevios (>meion)
a-ro2(-jo)
arion/arios
me-zo-e
(>)
mezoes (>meizones)
me-wi-jo-e
Fo (>)
mevioes (>meiones)
a-ro2-e
(>)
arioes (>ariones)
(nominative)
(accusative)
(dative)
(3rd sing.)
(3rd plur.)
(participle)
(infinitive)
(nom. singular)
(nom. plural)
About the lexicon

All symbolism follows standard convections. For example, an asterisk (*) before a word implies
a reconstructed form of the word that is not originally attested in the texts. The structure of the
lexicon is simple: Symbols- Transliteration- Pronunciation- Translation. The languages used in
each case are the appropriate ones for a better understanding of the texts.
However, I havent followed the standard interpretation of /F/ or /q/ since their sound
depends on the context. For example, e-ke-ra2-wo= Eheliafon, not Eheliawon, which would
be pronounced Eheliayouon. I have done the same with other sounds too. For example, I write
ka-ko= (halkos) and not khalkos, because the corresponding letter // is a simple
consonant. Finally, I have kept some conventions concerning common cases, for example, poro-te-u= Proteus which, however, is to be pronounced Protefs and not Proteous. As one soon
realizes, the most authentic spelling rule is the empirical one.
Special Linear B fonts were downloaded from the following site:

Truetype Fonts by Curtis Clark
[http://mockfont.com/old/]
LINEAR
LEXICON
pa-si
te-o-i

pansi theois
to all gods
Symbols
Transliteration
Pronunciation
Pronunciation
Translation
(Linear B)
(Latin)
(Greek)
(English)
(English)
a-da-ma-o
Adamao
personal name
()
(Adamas)
F()
Adamevei(s)
()
(Adameus)
a-da-ra-ti-jo
Adrastios
personal name
a-de-te/
andeter/
binder
a-de-te-re
andeteres
(>= head-
a-da-me-we
personal name
band)
a-di-nwa-ta
Adinfatas
personal name
a-di-ri-ja-pi/
andriaphi/
(decorated) with
a-di-ri-ja-te/
andriantei/
men
a-di-ri-jo
andrios
(>)
(>aner)
a-e-ri-qo-ta
Aelipotas
personal name
a-e-ti-to
aethistos
not used?
(>;)
(ethizo?)
(>= to
accustom)
ai-ka-sa-ma
ai-ke-u/
()
aixma(n)s
pointed head of a
(> )
(aixma> aihme)
weapon
Aigeus
personal name
a-i-ke-u/
(also a decorating
ai-ki-e-we/
style)
a-i-qe-we/
ai-ki-e-wo/
a-i-qe-wo
ai-ki-a2-ri-jo
aigihalios
coastal (see also

aigihaliande)
ai-ki-no-o
Aiginoos
personal name
ai-ki-pa-ta/
Aigipatas
personal name
(, = goat)
a-i-ki-pa-ta
ai-ki-po
Aigypos
personal name
ai-ko-ta
Aikontas
personal name
ai-ku-pi-ti-jo
Aigyptios
personal name
ai-mi-re-we
(ai-mi-re)F
(ai-mi-re)veis
description of rams
(see also e-ka-rae-we)
ai-ta-re-u-si
ai-ta-ro-we/
Aithaleusi
()
(Aithaleus)
Aithalofeis
a-ta-ro-we
place name
personal name
(>=
smoky)
ai-ti-jo-qe/
Aithiopes/
ethnic/personal
ai-ti-jo-qo
Aithiops
name (>=
shining, blazing)
ai-to
Aithon
personal name
ai-wa-ja
Aifaia
ethnic/place name
(>)
(>Aia)
ai-wa-ta
Aifatas
personal name
ai-wo-ro/
Aivolos
personal/animal
name (= nibble)
a-wo-ro
ai-za
(>)
aiza (>aiga)
goat
ai-za
(>)
Aizai (>Aigai)
place name
a-ja-me-na/
aiasmena/
inscribed/
a-ja-me-no
aiasmenos
decorated
a-ka-ma-no
Alkmanor
personal name
a-ka-ra-no
akaranos
(>= legs/
kara= head)
Akasionei
()
(Akasion)
a-ka-ta-jo
Aktaios
personal name
a-ka-wi-ja-de
Ahaiviande
place name
(F> )
(Ahaivia>
a-ka-si-jo-ne
place name
Ahaia)
F
Achaivos
personal/ethnic
(>)
(>Achaios)
name of Ahaivia
a-ke
agei/
to send
a-ke-e
ageen
()
(ago)
Argeioio
ethnic name of
()
(Argeios)
Argos
F/
Arhailafos/
personal name
Arhailafon
()
ageirei(n)
to gather
()
(ageiro)
together/collect
a-ke-re-u/
Agreus/
place name
a-ke-re-u-te
Agreuthen
a-ke-re-wa/
F/
Agrefa/
place name
a-ke-re-wa-de/
Agrefande
(fem. of
a-ka-wo
a-ke-(j)o(-jo)
a-ke-ra-wo
a-ke-re
a-ke-re-we
Agreus?)
a-ke-re-wi-jo
Agrevios
ethnic name of
Agrefa
a-ke-ro
agelos
messenger
a-ke-ro
Aheron
personal name
(also modern river)
a-ke-te-re
ageteres/
official title/
asketeres
occupation (see
also asketreiai)
a-ke-ti-ra2(-o)/
asketreiaon/
decorators? (fem.)
a-ke-ti-ri-ja/
asketreiai
(>/= to
a-ke-ti-ri-ja-i
a-ke-u/
work)
Alkeus
personal name
Aigihaliande
place name
(h)
(Aigihalia)
Ahileus
personal name
()
akti(s)tos
untitled?
a-ke-wo
a-ki-a2-ri-ja-de
a-ki-re-u/
a-ki-re-we
a-ki-ti-to
(>=
founding, settling)
*a-ko
agos/agkos
holy place/grove,
valley (see ti-mito-a-ke-e)
a-ko-ra
agora
assembly
>market place
a-ko-ra-ja/
agoraia/
used for communal
a-ko-ra-jo
agoraios
purposes (see also

agora)
a-ko-ro/
a-ko-ro-we
agros
field
a-ko-so-ne
axones
axles
a-ko-so-ta/
Aksotas
personal name
a-ko-te-u
Argotheus
personal name
a-ko-to
Aktor/Ahthon
personal name
a-ko-to-no
aktoinos
without land (see
a-ko-so-ta-o
ktoina)
a-ko-wo
akorfos
childless,
unaccompanied
(see korfos)
a-ku-ro
argyros
silver
a-ma-ru-ta-o
Amalytao
personal name
()
(Amalytas)
Amnisios
a-mi-ni-si-jo
ethnic name of
Amnisos
Amnisonde
()
(Amnisos)
a-mo/
armon/
wheel/chariot
a-mo-si/
armosi/
(undercarriage)
a-mo-ta /
armota/
a-mo-te
armote
a-mo-i-je-to
armoientoi?
a-mi-ni-so-de
place name
just delivered? (see

iento)
a-mo-ra-ma
- ;
amor- amar?
from day to day,

daily?
a-mo-ta-jo/
armoteon/
(to the) workshop
a-mo-te-jo-na-
armoteonande
of armota
de
armosteres
>(of stones) laid
()
(armoster)
with the grain
a-mo-te-wi-ja
armothevia
description of a pot
a-mu-ta-wo
Amynthafon
personal name
a-na(-i)-ta/
anaita/
not decorated
a-na(-i)-to
anaiton
a-na-mo-ta
anarmosta/
(about chariots)
a-na-mo-to
anarmoston
not assembled
a-na-pu-ke
anampykes
without head-
a-mo-te-re
bands (see
ampykes)
a-ne-mo (i-e-
()
anemon (iereia)
re-ja)
a-ne-ta
(priestess) of
winds
aneta
not due, of no
()
(anieimi)
charge (>=
to set free)
Aneuthen/Aneutei place name
()
(Aneus)
a-ni-ja/
ania/aniaphi
a-ni-ja-pi
(>)
(>einia)
a-ni-ja-to
Aniatos
personal name
a-no-no
anonon
not rented,
a-ne-u-te
reins
(see opp. onaton)

a-no-po
anopos
without holes,
not pierced
a-no-we/
F/
anofeis/
without ears/
a-no-wo-to
anoftos
handles
a-nu-ko
Anykos
personal name
a-nu-to
Anytos
personal name
a-pa-je-u
Arpayeus
personal name
a-pa-re-u/
Aphareus
place name
a-pa-sa-ki-jo
Apsayios
personal name
a-pa-ta
asparta?
not sown/
a-pa-re-u-pi
cultivated?
F
Aptarfa
(>)
(>Aptera)
a-pa-ta-wa-ja/
F/
Aptarfaia/
ethnic name of
a-pa-ta-wa-j
Aptarfaios
Aptarfa
a-pe-a-sa/
apeasa/apeontes
absent
a-pe-o-te
(>)
(>apeimi)
a-pe-e-ke
apeeike
(>)
(>aphieimi)
a-pe-ri-ta-wo
Apelitafon
personal name
a-pe-ti-ra2
()
aphetria(i)
item found
a-pa-ta-wa
place name
to let go
together with a
torpeza
a-pi
amphi
bi-, both
a-pi-a2-ro
Amphihalos
personal name
a-pi-e-ke
()
amphiehei(n)
to be covered all
()
(amphieh)
over
Amphiagros
personal name
Amphidoros
personal name
a-pi-ja-ko-ro/
a-pi-ja-ko-ro-jo
a-pi-do-ro
Amphiarevos
()
(Amphiareus)
a-pi-je-ta
Amphiyetas
personal name
a-pi-me-de/
Amphimedes
personal name
Amphinoevioi
ethnic name of
a-pi-ja-re-wo
personal name
a-pi-me-de-o
a-pi-no-e-wi-jo
Amphoneus
a-(pi-)po-re-
()F
am(phi)phorefes
we/
(())
(am(phi)phoreus)
amphipolos
attendant
a-pi-qo-ta
Amphipotas
personal name
a-pi-qo-to
amphipotos
(table) with legs
(>?)
(>amphivatos?)
apart
F/
Amphilavos/
personal name
Amphilavon
a-po-ne-we/
Amphonevei
a-pu-ne-we
()
(Amphoneus)
a-po-te-ra
()
amphotera(i)
both
a-po-te-ro-te
amphoterothen
on both sides
a-pu-
- (>-)
apy- (>apo-)
from/with
a-pu-do-ke/
apydoke/
to deliver
a-pe-do-ke
apedoke
(>)
(>apodido)
apydodis
(>)
(>apodosis)
amphora
a-po-re-we
a-pi-po-ro/
a-pi-qo-ro-i
a-pi-ra-wo
a-pu-do-si
place name
delivery
a-pu-ka/
ampyx/
head- band, tiara/
a-pu-ke
ampykes
reins
a-pu-ko-wo-ko
ampykovorgos
maker of
ampykes
a-pu2-ka-ne
Afyganes
ethnic name of
Aphy
a-pu2/
Aphy/
place name (=
a-pu2-de/
A/
Aphynde/
steep)
a-pu2-we
AF
Aphyvei
a-qa-to
Amvatos
personal name
a-qe-mo
Akvaimon
personal name
a-qo-ta
Amvotas
personal name
a-ra-ka-te-ja
alakateiai
weavers (fem.)
(= wool/
= spindle)
a-ra-ka-te-ja-o
alakateiaion
weavers place
a-ra-ro-mo-te-
()/
ararmot(ei)mena/
assembled
me-na/
()
ararmot(ei)menos
araryia
a-ra-ro-mo-teme-no
a-ra-ru-ja
bound/equipped
(fem.)
araryvoa
bound/equipped
(>)
(>araryonta)
(neut.)
a-re-ja /
areia/
divine epithet
a-re-jo/
areios
(>= god
a-ra-ru-wo-a
a-re-i-jo
a-re-ka-sa-da-
Mars)
Alexandra
personal name
ra
(fem.)
a-re-ke-se-u
Alexeus
personal name
a-re-ki-si-to-jo
Alexitoio
personal name
()
(Alexitos)
Alektryfon
a-re-ku-tu-ru-
personal name (=
cock)
wo/
a-re-ku-tu-ruwo-ne/
a-re-ku-tu-ruwo-no
a-re-me-ne
()
a-re-pa/
(>) aleiphar
a-ro-pa/
Ar(ei)menes
personal name
cream, ointment
(>aloiphe)
a-re-pa-te/
a-re-pa-to
a-re-pa-zo-o/
aleiphazoos
occupation (=
a-re-po-zo-o
(>)
(>aleiphovios)
anointer)
a-ro2-a
aryoa
better (neut., plur.)
(>)
(>areiona)
aryoes
better (masq.,
(>)
(>areiones)
plur.)
arioio
better (masq.,
(>)
(>areionos)
sing., gen.)
aroura
unit of land
a-sa-mi-to
asaminthos
bath tab
a-si-ja-ti-ja
Asiatiai
place name
a-si-wi-ja/
F/
Asivia/
ethnic name
a-ro2-e
a-ro2-jo
a-ru-ra/
a-ro-u-ra
a-si-wi-jo
Asivios
a-ta-ma-ne-u/
Athamaneus
a-ta-ma-ne-we
(>)
(>Athamas)
a-ta-na (-po-ti-
(-)
Atana (-potnia=
goddesss name
beloved)
(goddess Athena)
Antanor
personal name
atalansios
without copper
ni-ja)
a-ta-no/
personal name
a-ta-no-re/
a-ta-no-ro
a-ta-ra-si-jo
(see also talansia)

a-te-mi-ti-jo
a-te-mo
/ Artemon/
Artemitios
personal name
personal name
Anthemon
a-te-re-wi-ja
Atreivia
ethnic/place name
a-te-we
(;)F
a(?)tevei
kind of pot (jug)
a-to-po-qo
artopopos
baker
(>)
(>artopoios)
Artimitei
(;)
(Artemis?)
anthropo
()
(anthropos)
a-tu-ko
Atykos/Atygos
personal name
au-de-we-sa
(au-de)F
(au-de)vessa
having au-d
a-ti-mi-te
a-to-ro-po
goddesss name
human
(= a rosette?)
au-ke-wa
au-ro
Augevan
()
(Augeus)
()
aulos (aulos)
personal name
pipe (> musical

instrument)
au-ta2
Autias
personal name
a-we-ke-se-u/
Afeixeus
personal name
(a2-ka-a2) +
(a2-ka-a2)
ethnic/place name
+ agrios
(>= field)
halosydorphi
aquamarine
a-we-ke-se-we
a2-ka-a2-ki-rijo
a2-ro-u-do-pi
(gem)/with wavelike patterns

(= sea+ =
water)
a2-ru-wo-te
HF
Haryvothen
place name
(>;)
(>Haryvdos?)
a2-te-ro
h (>)
hateros (>eteros)
other
da-da-re-jo-de
Dadaleionde
place name/
()
(Dadaleion)
sanctuary
da-i-qo-ta
Daipontas
personal name
da-i-ta-ra-ro
Daitraros
personal name
da-ja-ro
Daiaros
personal name
da-ma-te
Damater
goddesss name
(>Demeter)
da-ma-te/
damates/
related to damos
du-ma-te
dymates
(family groups?)
da-mi-ni-jo
Damnios
ethnic name of
Damnos
da-mo
damos
(>)
(>deimos)
municipality
da-mo-ko-ro
damoklos
official title
da-pu2-ri-to-
daphurinthoio
(of the) labyrinth
(j)o
(>)
(>lavyrinthos)
da-ro
Daron
personal name
da-ta-ja-ro
Dataiaros
personal name
da-wi-ja/
F/F
Davia/Davios
ethnic name of
Dafos/Dafon
da-wi-jo
da-we-u-pi/
F/
Daveuphi
da-wo
F/F
Dafos/Dafon
-de
-de
place name
not, on the other

side
-de
-de
allative/
demonstrative
de-de-me-no
dedemenos
bound
de-di-ku-ja
dedikyia
being apprenticing
(>)
(>didasko)
(see also
didaskalei)
dedomena
(things) being
(>)
(didomi>dido)
offered
deksato
to be accepted
()
dexomai
dektyvorgos
maker of nets
demeontes
they who build
()
(demo)
de-mi-ni-a
demnia
bedsteads
de-qo-no
deipnon
dinner, meal
de-do-me-na
de-ka-sa-to
de-ku-tu-woko
de-me-o-te
de-re-u-ko
dleukos
must (of wine)
de-so-mo
desmois
(with) straps
()
(desmos)
de-u-ka-ri-jo
Deukalion
personal name
de-u-ki-jo-jo
Deukioio
month name
()
(Deukios)
de-we-ro-ai-
devroaihoraiai
place name
ko-ra-i-ja
(=-)
(=hither-lands)
(compare to
peraiaihoraiai)
di-da-ka-re
didaskalei
at the place of the
()
(didaskalos)
practitioner
(see also
dedikyia)
Diktande
place name
(> )
(Dikta> Dikte)
(mountain)
di-ka-ta-jo
Diktaios
epithet of god Zeus
di-ko-na-re-ja
Dikonareia
personal name
di-ka-ta-de
(fem.)
di-ko-na-ro
Dikonaros
personal name
di-pa
(>)
dipas (>depas)
a kind of cup
di-pi-se-wi-jo/
Dipsievios
person from
di-pi-si-je-wi-
Dipsos (same as
jo
next)
di-pi-si-ja/
Dipsia/Dipsios
ethnic name of
Dipsos
di-pi-si-jo
di-pi-so-i
()
Dipsoi (Dipsos)
place name
di-pte-ra
diptera
leather hide (>
writing material)
di-pte-ra-po-ro
dipteraphoros
ceremonial title
di-ri-mi-jo
Drimios
gods name
di-ro
Diros
place name
di-u-ja/
/F
Diyia/Divia
priestess of god
di-wi- ja/
Zeus/
di-wi-je-ja
goddesss name
di-u-ja-jo/
Diyaion/
sanctuary
di-wi-ja-jo-de/
Diyiaionde
dedicated to Diyia
Diyafon
personal name/
di-wi-ja-wo
di-u-ja-wo
priest of Difia
di-u-jo/
/Fo
Dyios/Divios
di-wi-jo
belonging to god
Zeus
di-we/
F/F
Divei/Divos
gods name (god
di-wo
(/>)
(Zeus/>Dias)
Zeus)
di-wi-ja-me-ro
dyiameron
two day period
(>)
(>dyimeron)
di-wi-ja-ta
Diviatai
ethnic/place name
di-wi-je-u/
Divieus
personal name/
di-wi-je-we
di-wi-jo/
priest of god Zeus

F
Divion
di-wi-jo-de/
sanctuary
dedicated to Zeus
di-wi-jo-jo
di-wo
Difon
personal name
di-wo-i-je-we
Dios Ievei
to the Son of
Zeus
di-wo-ni-so-jo
do-de
Divonysoio
gods name
(F
(Divonysos
(god Dionysus)
>)
>Dionysos)
(>)
donde (>do)
referring to the
>= house,
dwelling
do-e-ra
(>)
doela (>doule)
slave (fem.)
do-e-ro
(>)
doelos (>doulos)
slave (masq.)
do-e-ro-i
(>)
doeloi (>douloi)
slaves (masq.
plur.)
do-po-ta
Dospota
goddesss name
do-qe-ja/
dorpeia/
= supper/
do-qe-u
dorpeus
= name of
feast
do-ra
dora
gifts
do-ri-je-we
F/
Dorievei/
ethnic/personal
Dorieves
name
()
(Dorieus)
do-ro-me-u
Dromeus
personal name
do-se/
dosei/
to give
do-so-si/
dosonsi/
di-do-si
didonsi
(>)
(>dido)
dosmoi
()
(dosmos)
dorfeios
do-so-mo
do-we-jo
offerings
made of wood
du-ma/
dymas/
official/religious
du-ma-te
dymates
title (see also

damates)
du-ni-jo
Dynios/
du-ni-jo-jo
Dynioio
du-re-u
Dyreus
personal name
du-ru-to-mo
drytomos
lumberjack
du-ta-so
Dytasos
personal name
du-wo-jo-jo
Dyfoioio
personal name
(F)
(Dyfoios)
dywoupi
consisting of two
()
(dyo)
(see also dwo)
FF
dywofeis
with two ears,
du-wo-u-pi
du-wo-we
personal name
handles
dwo/
F/F
dwo/dywo
dwo-jo
()
(dyo)
e-da-e-u/
Edaeus
personal name
Eidomeneus
personal name
e-e-si/
eensi/
they/there are
e-ne-e-si
eneensi
(/)
(eimi/eneimi)
e-ka-ma-pi/
egmaphi/
e-ka-ma-te
egmatei
()
(egma)
eshara
two
e-da-e-wo
e-do-me-ne-u/
e-do-mo-ne-we
e-ka-ra
stay
griddle
engraeveis
description of rams
(;)
(grao?)
(= to eat)
e-ke/
ehei/
he has/
e-ke-e/
(>)/
eheen (>ehein)/
to have/
e-ko-si
(>)
ehonsi (>ehousi)
they have
e-ke-da-mo
Ehedamos/
personal name
Ehedamon
egkeiontoi
()
(egkeimai)
e-ke-me-de
Ehemedes
personal name
e-ke-ra2-wo/
Ehelyafon
personal name
e-ke-ro
Enheros
personal name
e-ke-ro-qo-no
enheroponoi
wage earners
e-ka-ra-e-we
e-ke-jo-to
they are included
e-ke-ra2-wo-ne
(>= wage+
= labor)
/
Ehinos/Erginos
personal name
e-ko/
ehon/
having (see also
e-ko-te
ehontes
ehei)
e-ko/
enhos/
spear
e-ke-si
enhensi
e-ko-me-na-ta-
Erhomenatao
()
(Erhomenatas)
e-ko-me-no
Erhomenos
(>)
(>Orhomenos)
e-ko-so/
E/
Exon/
e-ko-so-no
Exonos
e-ko-so-wo-ko
eksovorgoi
e-ki-no/
e-ki-no-jo
personal name
place name
place name
outside workers
(compare to
entosvorgoi)
e-ko-to
Ector
personal name
(Hector)
e-ku-se-we(-
enhyseves
funnels
qe)
(>)
(>enheo= to pour
(>= to pour
in)
in)
Ermahai
(related to) god
(h>
(Ermahas>
Hermes
Ermes)
emei
(>)
(>eni)
emisthon
()
(emisthos)
e-na-po-ro
Enaplous
place name
e-ne-ka
eneka
because of
e-ne-si-da-o-ne
Enesidaonei
epithet of god
()
(Enesidaon)
Poseidon (=earth-
e-ma-a2
e-me
e-mi-to
with one
in pay, hired
shaker)
e-ne-wo-
F-
ennevo-
nine-
e-ne-wo-pe-za
ennevopeza
(table) with nine

legs
e-ni-pa-te-we
e-nu-wa-ri-jo/
Enipatevei
()
(Enipateus)
Enyfalios
gods name
eon
being/existing
()
(eimi)
place name
e-nwa-ri-jo
e-o
e-pi/o-pi
epi/opi
towards/on top
e-pi-di-da-to
epididastoi
distributed
()
(epididomi)
e-pi-ja-ta
Ephialtas
personal name
e-pi-ki-to-ni-ja
epihitonia
kind of clothing
(see also hiton)
e-pi-ko-wo
epikorfoi
observers, guards
e-pi-we-ti-ri-jo
epivestrios
kind of occupation
(working with
over-garments)
e-pi-zo-ta
epizosta
tied on top
e-qa-ro
Emvaros
personal name
e-qe-si-jo/
epesios/epesia
related to the
epetas
e-qe-si-ja
e-qe-ta/
epetas
official title (=
attendant)
e-qe-ta-e/
e-qe-ta-i
e-ra
Era
goddesss name
(Hera)
e-ra
Era
place name
e-ra-ja
Eraia
ethnic name of
Era (fem.)
e-ra-pe-me-na
e-ra-po (ri-mene)
()
er(r)apmena
(>>
(>erramene>
ramene)
()
Elaphon
place name (=port
(limenes)
of the deers)
sewed (fem.)
(see also
limenes)
e-ra-ta-ra
Erathra
personal name
(fem.)
e-ra-te-i/
Elatei/
e-ra-to-de
Elatonde
()
(Elatos)
Elateios
e-ra-te-i-jo
place name
ethnic name of
Elatos
e-ra-te-re-we/
Erathrevei
e-ra-te-re-wa-
(F)
(Erathrefa)
e-ra-wo/
elaiwon
e-ra3-wo
(>)
(>elaion)
e-re-e/
Eleei
place name
e-re-i
(?)
(Elos?)
(= marsh)
e-re-e
(>)
ereen (>erettein)
to row
e-re-e-u
ereus
master rower,
place name
pi
olive/essential oil
coxswain (see
also eretai)
e-re-mo
eremos/eremon
place deserted/
isolated
e-re-pa/
elephas
elephant (implying
e-re-pa-te/
elephantei
ivory)
e-re-pa-te-ja-
elephanteiaphi/
pi/
elephanteios/
e-re-pa-te-jo/
elephantos
e-re-ta/
eretai/eretaon
e-re-ta-o
()
(eretas)
e-re-pa-to
rowers
e-re-u-te-ra/
eleuthera/
e-re-u-te-ro
eleutheros
e-re-u-te-re
Eleutherei
(;)
(Eleutherai?)
()
eleutherose(en)
to set free/
(>)
(>eleuthero)
to deliver
Eleutheia
goddesss name
e-re-u-te-ro-se
e-re-u-ti-ja
delivered/free
place name?
(= Deliverer)
e-ri-ka/
elikas
e-ri-ka-we-e
(> )
(elika> elike)
e-ri-ke-re-we
F()
Eriklevei(s)
()
(Erikleus)
e-ri-ko-wo
EF
Erikorfos
personal name
e-ri-nu /
Erinys
goddesss name
Eritha
personal name
willow tree
personal name
e-ri-nu-we
e-ri-ta
(fem.)
Elomanthos
(>)
(>Erymanthos)
e-ro-pa-ke-ja
ellophagia
game (hunting)
e-ro-pa-ke-ta/
ellophagetas/
(deer) hunter
e-ro-pa-ke-u
ellophageus
(= young
e-ro-ma-to
place name
deer)
e-ru-mi-ni-ja
elymniai
roof beams
e-ru-ta-ra
erythra
red
e-ru-ta-ra
Erythras
personal name
e-ru-to-ro
Erythros
personal name (=
red)
e-sa-re-wi-ja
Esalevia
ethnic name of
Esalos
Esaleus/Esalos
place name
e-ta-je-u
Etageus
place name
e-ta-wo-ne-u/
Etavoneus
personal name
e-te
enthen
(from) inside
e-te-do-mo
(e-te)
(e-te)domos
profession
e-sa-re-u/
e-sa-re-we/
e-sa-ro
e-ta-wo-ne-we/
e-ta-wo-ne-wo
(= house)
e-te-wa
Etevas
personal name
e-te-wo-ke-re-
FoF
Eteklevios
son of Eteokleus
we-i-jo
(>)
(Eteoklios)
e-ti-we
(e-ti-)F
(e-ti-)fen
provided with eti?
e-to-ki-ja
entoihia
fittings for
insertion in walls
e-to-ni-jo
etonion
free-hold
e-to-ro-qa-ta
entropatai
oar-thongs
(>)
(>tropoter)
entosvorgoi
e-to-wo-ko
inside workers
(see aslo
eksovorgoi)
e-u-da-mo
Eudamos
personal name
e-u-de-we-ro
Eudeivelos
place name
e-u-do-no
Eudonos
personal name
e-u-ke-to
euhetoi
he/she wishes
()
(efhomai)
e-u-ko-me-no
Euhomenos
personal name
e-u-me-de
Eumedes
personal name
e-u-me-ne
Eumenes
personal name
e-u-me-ta
Eumetas
personal name
e-u-na-wo
Eunavos
personal name
e-u-o-mo
Euormos
personal name
e-u-po-ro-wo
Euplowos
personal name
e-u-ru-da-mo
Euridamos
personal name
e-u-ru-po-to-
Euryptolemoio
personal name
re-mo-jo
()
(Euryptolemos)
e-u-ru-qo-ta/
Eurypotas
personal name
e-u-ta-re-wo
Euthalevos
place name (see
wo-wo
FF
vorvos
also vorvos)
e-u-wa-ko-ro/
Euagros
personal name
e-we-pe-se-so-
efepsesomena
(things) to be
me-na
(>)
(>eutrosesthai)
returned
e-wi-ri-pi-ja
Evripia
ethnic name of
e-u-ru-wo-ta
e-wa-ko-ro
Evripos (fem.)
e-wi-ri-po
Evripos
place name
e-wi-su-zo-ko/
(>)
(>Euripos)
F/
efisyzorkos/
decorative motif
efisy(zu?)rkos
(with deer on both
e-wi-su-*79-ko F(;)
sides?)
(>= equaly+
>= roe
deer)
e-wi-ta-jo/
EF/
Evitaios/
ethnic name of
e-wi-te-wi-jo
EFF
Evitevios
Eviteus
e-wi-te-u/
EF/
Eviteus/
place name
e-wi-te-we
EFF
Evitevei
e-zo-wo
Ezovos
personal name
i-do-me-ne-ja/
Idomeneia/
personal name
i-do-me-ne-jo
Idomeneios
(fem.)
i-ja-te
iater
doctor/curator
i-ja-wo-ne
Iafonei
personal name
(F)
(Iafon)
i-je-re-ja
iereia
priestess
i-(j)e-re-u/
iereus/
priest
i-je-re-wo
ierevos
i-je-re-wi-jo
ierevios
(someone)
belonging to the
priesthood
i-je-ro/
ieros
sacred, holly
ierovorgos
a sacrificing priest
(>)
(>ierourgos)
i-je-ro-jo
i-je-ro-wo-ko
i-je-to
/ ()
ientoi/ieto (ieimi)
delivered (also
with the religious
meaning)
i-je-we/
F/
ievei/ios
i-jo
(>, )
(>ios, yios)
i-jo-te
()
iontes (ieimi)
son
(they who are)

coming
i-ke-u
i-ni-ja
ikeus
(>/)
(iketas/iketeis)
Inia
suppliant
personal name
(fem.)
i-pe-me-de-ja
i-pe-me-de-ja-
Iphemedeia
(>)
(>phimedia)
Iphemedeiaion
goddesss name
sanctuary of
Iphemedeia
jo
i-pe-se-wa
Ipsewas
personal name
i-po-no
ipnos
kind of pot/
cooking bowl
(>= oven,
furnace)
i-po-po-qo-i
()
ip(p)opopoi
horse- grooms
*i- qo-po-qo-i?
(>)
(>ippokomos)
(problematic
orthography)
(po-ti-ni-ja) i-
() ()
(potnia) Ip(p)eia
goddesss name
(=mistress of the
qe-a
horses)
i-qi-ja/ i-qi-jo
()/()
ip(p)ia/ip(p)io
chariot
i-qo
()
ip(p)os
horse
i-qo-e-qe
()(e-qe)
()o(e-qe)
saddle?
i-su-ku-wo-do-
Isyhywdotos
personal name
i-te-ja-o/
()/
itheiaon (itheiai)/
weavers
i-te-u
itheus
(>= to make
(>)
(>ithyno)
straight)
i-to-we-sa
(i-to) F
(i-to)vessa
having (i-to?)
i-wa-ka/
Ivax
personal name
i-wa-so
Ivasos
personal name
jo-(do-so-si)/
os
introductory
to
i-wa-ka-o
jo-(o-po-ro)
particle (see also

o-)
ka-da-mi-ja
kardamia
(some product
(>)
(>kardamon)
related to) garden

cress
ka-da-ro
Handaros
personal name
ka-e-sa-me-no
Kaesamenos
personal name
ka-e-se-u/
Kaeseus
personal name
ka-ke-u/
halkeus/
copper worker
ka-ke-u-si/
halkeusi/
ka-ke-we
halkives
ka-ke-u
Halkeus
ka-e-se-we
personal name
ka-ki-ja/
halkia/
ka-ke-ja/
halkios
ka-ko/
halkos/halkon
ka-ke-ja-pi
halkeiaphi
ka-ma
kama
unit of land
ka-ma-e-u/
kamaeus
owner of a kama
knakos
safflower (plant)
(>)
(>knekos)
ka-na-pe-u/
knapeus
occupation
ka-na-pe-we
()
(knapto)
(= to card)
ka-pa-si-ja/
Karpasia/
personal/ethnic
ka-pa-ti-ja
Karpathia
name of
made of copper
ka-ki-jo
copper
ka-ma-e-we
ka-na-ko
Karpathos(fem.)
ka-pe-se-wa-o
(ka-pe-se-wa-o)
(ka-pe-se-wa-o)
place name (see
wo-wo
FF
vorvos
vorvos)
ka-pi-ni-ja
kapnia
chimney
ka-po
karpos
fruit
ka-ra-a-pi
karaaphi
with a head
ka-ra-do-ro/
Haradros
place name (=
ka-ra-do-ro -de
gorge)
ka-ra-do-wa-ta
Haradovatas
personal name
ka-ra-ko
glahon
pennyroyal (plant)
(>)
(>blehon)
klasmatos
()
(klasma)
ka-ra-ma-to
fragment, part
Karpasos
(>)
(>Karpathos)
F/
klareves/
kind of pot (stirrup
F()
klarevei(s)
jar)
(;)
(klareus?)
ka-ra-u-ko
Glaukos
personal name
ka-ra-we
graves
old women
(* >)
(*grafs >graia)
()F
kla(d)viphoros
religious title
(>o)
(>kleidophoros)
(=key-bearer?)
ka-ri-se-u
Hariseus
personal name
ka-ri-si-jo
Harisios
personal name
ka-ro-qo
Harops
personal name
ka-ru-ke
karykes
heralds
(> )
(karyx> keryx)
ka-ru-pi/
/F
karyphi/karyfei
ka-ru-we
()
(karya)
ka-ru-to
Karystos
place name
ka-sa-to
Xanthos
personal name
ka-ta-wa
Katawas
personal name
ka-ti
kartis?
kind of pot
ka-ra-pa-so
ka-ra-re-we
ka-ra-wi-po-ro
place name
(made of) nut- tree
(hydria)
ka-to/
Kastor
personal name
kanthyleviai
saddle- bags
ka-to-ro
ka-tu-re-wi-ja/
ka-tu-ro2
ka-u-no
Haunos
personal name
ka-zo-e
kazoes
(of) worse
(y>
(kakyoes>
(quality)
kakiones)
ke-e/
Keiei/
place name
ke-i-ja-ka-ra-
Keia Krana
(>= spring)
Keios
ethnic name of
na
ke-i-jo
Keia/Keie
ke-ka-u-me-no
kekaumenos
burnt
ke-ke-me-na/
kekeimena/
common (referring
ke-ke-me-no
kekeimenos
to ktoina= plot; see

opp. ktimena)
ke-ki
Kelhis
place name
ke-ki-de
Kelhides
ethnic name of
Kelhis
ke-ki-jo
Kerkios
personal name
ke-ra/
keras/
horn (implying the
ke-ra-a2/
keraha
material)
F()
keraevei(s)
horn worker
()
(keraeus)
Kerameia
ke-ra-e/
ke-ra(-ja)/-i-ja
ke-ra-ja-pi
ke-ra-e-we
ke-ra-me-ja
personal name
(fem.)
ke-ra-me-u /
ke-ra-me-wo
Kerameus
personal name
ke-ra-me-u
kerameus
potter
ke-ra-no
kelainos
dark, black
ke-ra-so
Keraso
personal name
(fem.)
ke-ra-ti-jo-jo
FF
eratioio vorvos
place name
(see also vorvos)
wo-wo
ke-ra-u-jo
Keravios
personal name
ke-re-a2
skelehas
legs
(>)
(>skelos)
kresiovergeis
of Cretan style
ke-re-te-u
Kretheus
personal name
ke-re-ti-wo
Krethivos
place name
ke-ro-si-ja
yeronsia
council of elders
(>)
(>yerousia)
(senate)
ke-ro-wo
Kerovos
personal name
ke-sa-do-ro
Kesandros
personal name
ke-se-ne-wi-ja/
F/F
xenwia/xenwios
divine epithet
ke-se-ni-wi-ja/
(>/)
(>xenia/xenios)
(=
ke-re-si-jo weke
hospitable)
ke-se-nu-wi-ja/
ke-se-ni-wi-jo/
ke-se-nu-wo
ke-u-po-da/
heuspondas/
ke-u-po-da-o/
heuspondeia
ke-u-po-de-ja
(=libation pourer)
ke-u-sa
personal name
ke-we-to-jo
Kevetoio
personal name
(F)
(Kevetos)
ki-ni-di-ja
()
Knidia(i)
ethnic name (fem.)
ki-ri-ta
kritha
barley
(>)
(>krithe)
F()
Xivia(i)
ki-si-wi-ja
ethnic name of
>Chios? (fem.)
ki-ta-no
ki-ti-je-si
kirtanos
terebinth tree (see
(>)
(>kritanos)
also ti-mi-to)
ktiensi
they cultivate
(>?= to settle,
to found)
ki-ti-me-na/
ktimena/ktimenos
settled, owned
(see also ktoina)
ki-ti-me-no
ki-ti-ta
ktitas
inhabitant, settler
ki-to
hiton
chiton, type of
clothing
kiwon
pillar
Kodoio
personal name
()
(Kodos)
ko-ka-ro/
Kokalos/
ku-ka-ro
Kykalos
ko-ki-da
Kolhidas
personal name
ko-ki-jo
Kolhios
personal name
ko-ki-re-ja/
kolhireia
shell-shaped, spiral
(*>
(*kolhias>
ki-wo/
ki-wo-na-de
ko-do-jo
personal name
ko-ku
kohlias)
konhys?
(>= a
mussel/something
sharp)
ko-ku-ro
konhylos
shell-shaped/
purple
ko-ma-we/
F/
Komafeis/
personal name
ko-ma-we-te/
F/
Komafentei/
(>= with
ko-ma-we-to
Komafentos
nice hair)
ko-ma-we-ta
komafenta
(= stamp)
Komafenteia
goddesss name
ko-ma-we-te-ja F
(>= hair)
ko-no
skoinos
schinus, rush
(plant)
ko-no-si-ja/
Knosia/
ethnic name of
ko-no-si-jo
Knosios
Knossos
ko-no-so/
Knosos/
place name
ko-no-so-de
Knosonde
ko-pi-na
kophina?
coffin?
(>)
(>kophinos)
(>= basket)
ko-re-te/
koreter
official title
ko-re-te-re
koreteres
(mayor)
ko-re-te-ri-jo
koreterion
referring to the
koreter
(=mayors house)
ko-ri-a2-da-na/
koriadna/
ko-ri-ja-da-na/
koriadnos
ko-ri-ja-do-no/
(>)
(>koliantros)
ko-ri-jo-da-na
coriander (plant)
ko-ri-si-ja/
Korinsia/
ethnic name of
ko-ri-si-jo
Korinsios
Korinthos
(>/
(>Korinthia/
Korinthios)
ko-ri-to
Korinthos
place name
ko-ro-jo-wo-
FF
kroiovorvia
place name
ko-ro-ku-ra-i-
Krokylaioi
ethnic name of
jo
(>;)
(>Kerkyraioi?)
>Kerkyra
wi-ja
(Corfu)?
ko-ro-no-we-sa F
koronovessa
(pot decoration)
(/
(koronos/
(= curved,
;)
korone?)
crooked,
= sea-crow
ko-ru/
korys
ko-ru-pi
()
kory(th)phi
ko(-ru-)we-ja
koryveia
related to ko-wa/
(>;)
(>koureia?)
to ko-ru?
helmet
(see also qo-wija)

ko-so-u-to
Ksouthos
personal name (=
blond, tawny)
ko-to-i-na/
ktoina/
ko-to-na/
ktoinaon
ktoinoohoi
plot owners
ko-tu-ro2/
Kotyrion/
personal name
ko-tu-ro2-ne
Kotyrionei
plot of land
ko-to-na-o
ko-to-no(-o)ko
F/F
Kotyvei/Kotyvos
place name
korfeia
like a korfa (see
(>)
(>kouria)
next)
korfa
young woman, girl
(>, )
(>koure, kore)
korfos
(>)
(>kouros)
ko-wo
F (>)
kovos (>koas)
fleece
ku-do-ni-ja
Kydonia
place name
ko-tu-we/
ko-tu-wo
ko-we-ja
ko-wa
ko-wo
young man
(modern Chania)
ku-ka-da-ro
Kykadaros
personal name
ku-ke-re-u
Kykleus
personal name
ku-mi-no/
kyminon
cumin (plant)
ku-na-ja/
wynaia/
woman
ku-na-ki-si
wynaiksi
ku-na-ke-ta/
kynagetas
hunter
Kyparisioi
ethnic name of
()
(Kyparisios)
Kyparisos
[ku-]pa-ri-so
Kyparisos
place name
ku-pa-ro
kypairos
cyperus (plant)
ku-pa-ro-we
kypairofen
made with
ku-mi-no-jo
ku-na-ke-ta-i
ku-pa-ri-si-jo
kypairos (see
previous)
ku-pe-se-ro
Kypselos
personal name
ku-pi-ri-jo
Kyprios
ethnic name (of

Cyprus)
ku-ra-no
Kylanos
personal name
ku-re-we
Koureves
group name
(>)
(>Kouretes= a
warlike tribe)
Klymenos
personal name
ku-ru-so
hrysos
gold
ku-ru-so-wo-
Fo
hrysovorgos
gold worker
ko
(>)
(>hrysourgos)
ku-ru-su-pa3
hrysyfaia?
ku-ru-me-no/
ku-ru-me-nojo
*56
kind of pot (tripod

amphora)
ku-su
(>)
ksyn (>syn)
plus
ku-su-pa
ksympan
whole
(>)
(>sympan)
()o
ksy(n)stropha
collection,
(>)
(>systrophe)
gathering
ku-ta-(i-)to
Kytaistos
place name
ku-ta-ti-jo
Kytaisios
ethnic name of
ku-su-to-ro-pa
Kytaistos
/
kyteseios/
made from ebony/
kyteseiois
in ebony
(>)
(>kytisos)
ku-te-ra-o/
Kytheraios
ethnic name of
ku-te-ra3
()
Kytherea(i)
Kythera
ku-te-se-jo
Kythereuphi
place name
()
(Kythera)
(modern Kithira)
ku-tu-qa-no
Ktygianor
personal name
ku-wa-no
kywanos
gemstone, lapis
(>)
(>kyanos)
lazuli (=
ku-te-re-u-pi
blue)
FF
kyvanovorgos
gemstone worker
Ma Ga?
=mother earth?
( )
(Mater Gaia)
(goddess name)
ma-ka-wo
Mahafon
personal name
ma-na-sa
Manassa
goddesss name
ma-na-si-we-
Mnasivergos
personal name
ma-ni-ko
Manihos
personal name
ma-no-u-ro
Manouros
personal name
ma-ra-ne-ni-jo
Maranenioi
ethnic name
ku-wa-no-woko
ma-ka
ko
(related to
Marineu?)
/
Marateus/
personal/ethnic
Maltheus
name
F/
malathives/
ethnic name
ma-ri-ti(-wi)-jo (F)
malthi(vi)os
marathyvon
(>)
(>marathos)
ma-ra-te-u
ma-ra-te-we /
ma-ra-tu-wo
fennel (plant)
ma-re-u/
Maleus
personal name
Marineus
gods name?
F()
Marineveia(i)
priestess of
ma-re-wo
ma-ri-ne-u/
ma-ri-ne-we
ma-ri-ne-we-
Marineus?
ja-i
ma-ri-ta
Malitas
personal/ethnic
name
Malophi
()
(Malos)
mater
mother
Mater Theia
=divine mother
Matropylos
place name
ma-u-ti-jo
Mautios
personal name
me-de-i-jo
Medeios
personal name
me-ka-o wo-
(me-ka-o) FF
(me-ka-o) vorvos
place name
ma-ro-pi
ma-te/
place name
ma-te-re
ma-te(-re) te-ija
ma-to(-ro-)puro
(see also vorvos)
wo
me-ni-jo
meinios
related to mein
(see next)
me-no
meinos
month (=
(> )
(mein> meinas)
month/moon/an
Anatolian deity)
me-no-e-ja
menoeia
moon shaped?
me-re-ti-ra2/
melestriai
flour grinders
me-re-ti-ri-ja
(fem.)
meleuron
(>)
(>maleuron)
me-ri/
()/
meli(n)/
me-ri-to
meliton
me-ri-da-ma-
melidamates/
ceremonial title
te/
melidymates
(=distributors of
me-re-u-ro
me-ri-du-ma-te
me-ri-te-wo
flour
honey
honey?)
F
melitevos
personal name/
()
(meliteus)
occupation (=
honey)
me-ta
meta
after, with
me-ta-ke-ku-
metakekumena
dismantled?
metaktitas
settler on a second-
me-na
me-ta-ki-ti-ta
stage (see also

ktitas)
me-ta-pa/
Metapa/
me-ta-pa-de
Metapande
me-ta-pi-jo
Metapios
place name
ethnic name of
Metapa
me-to-qe-u
Metopeus
personal name
me-u-jo-a2
Fh
mevioha
smaller
(>)
(>meiona)
(many things)
me-wi-jo/
F/F
mevion/mevios
smaller
me-u-jo
(>)
(>meion)
(one person)
me-wi-jo-e/
mevioes
smaller
me-u-jo-e
(>)
(>meiones)
(many persons)
me-zo
mezon/mezos
greater, bigger
(>)
(>meizon)
(one person)
mezoha
greater, bigger
(>)
(>meizona)
(many things)
mezoes
greater, bigger
(>)
(>meizones)
(many persons)
-mi
-min
him/her
mi-ra-ti-ja
()
Milatia(i)
ethnic name of
me-zo-a2
me-zo-e
Milatos (Miletus)
mintha
mentha, mint
(>)
(>menta)
(plant)
miltovessa
(painted) red
mo-qo-so
Mopsos
personal name
mo-re-u
Moleus
personal name
mo-ri-wo-do
molyvdos
lead
mo-ro-qa
moropas
official (military?)
mi-ta
mi-to-we-sa/
mi-to-we-sa-e
title
mo-ro-po-ro/
Moroplos
personal name
na-i-se-wi-jo
Naisevios
personal name
na-u-do-mo
naudomos
ship worker
na-u-si-ke-re[-
Nausikleveis
personal name
we]
(>)
(>Nausikles)
na-wi-jo
navios
(F>)
(navos>naos)
Navilos
mo-ro-qo-ro-jo
na-wi-ro
of the temple
personal name
Nedwatas
personal name
ne-de-we(-e)/
F()/
Nedevei(ei)/
place name
ne-do-wo-ta-
NeF/
Nedvotande/
(>= a modern
de/
Nedvothen
river)
ne-do-wo-te
(F/F)
(Nedfa/Nedfon)
ne-ti-ja-no(-re)
Nestianor
personal name
ne-wa/
F/F
neva/nevos
new
ne-wo
(>/)
(>nea/neos)
no-pe-re-a2/
nophelea
useless
no-ri-wo-ki-de
(no-ri-wo-)
(no-ri-wo-)kides
ethnic/group name
nu-wa-ja/
F;
numfaia?
kind of
ne-de-wa-ta/
ne-de-wa-ta-o
no-pe-re(-e)
nu-wa-i-ja
cloth/textile
(>=
yellow water-lily/
= bride)
-/
-/
o-/
introductory/
o-a2/
h/
oha/
prothetic world
o-da-a2/
h/
odaha/
=who, in this
o-de-qa-a2
odetaha
manner (see also

jo-)
o-da-twe-ta /
odathenta
provided with
o-da-tu-we-ta/
(>= )
(>odous= tooth)
teeth (of wheels)
o-du-ru-we/
Odryvei
place name
o-du-ru-wo
(;)
(Odrys?)
o-da-ke-we-ta/
o-da-ku-we-ta
o-du-ru-wi-ja/
F/
Odryvia/
ethnic name of
o-du-ru-wi-jo
Odryvios
Odryvei/Odrys
o-ka
orha
command/mission/
(>)
(>arhe)
(military) unit
o-ka-ra
Oihalai
place name
o-ka-ra3
()
Oihalea(i)
ethnic name of
Oihalai
o-ko-me-ne-u
Orhomeneus
personal name
o-ku-na-wo
F/
Okynavos/
personal name
Okynafon
ormophi
()
(ormos)
o-na-te-re
onateres
lessees (see next)
o-na-ta/
onata/onaton
lease
o-na-to
()
(oneomai)
(= to buy)
o-ni-ti-a-pi
ornithiaphi
(with) birds
(/)
(ornis/ornitha)
o-no
onos
ass
o-no
onoi
(= payment)
o-nu-ka/
onyx/onyhes
(anything like a)
o-mo-pi
o-nu-ke
o-pa
with chains
claw, nail
olpa
term related with
(>;)
(>opla?)
the delivery of
things
o-pa-wo-ta
(o-pa)
(o-pa)forta
things being
brought
ophelos
(>)
(>ophele)
o-pe-ro-sa/
ophelonsa/
she/he/they who
o-pe-ro-ta/
ophelolontas/
owe
o-pe-ro-te
ophelontes
o-pe-ro-si
ophelonsi
(>)
(>opheilousi)
o-pe-ta
Opheltas
name
o-pi/
opi/epi
over/on top/in
o-pe-ro
e-pi
o-pi-a2-ra
debt, liability
they owe
charge of
h
opihala
places by the sea,

coastline (>=
of the sea)
o-pi-de-so-mo
opidesmoi
binding straps (see

also de-so-mo)
o-pi-i-ja-pi
opiiaphi
parts of the reins
o-pi-ka-pe-e-
opiskapheeves
overseers of
we
digging operations
(= trench,
pit)
o-pi-ke-re-mi-
opikelemnia/
part of decoration
ni-ja/
opikelemniaphi
(of chairs)
o-pi-ke-re-mija-pi
o-pi-ke-wi-re-
(of tripods)
je-u
a fashion-style
o-pi-ri-mi-ni-jo /
o-pi-su-ko
Opilimnios/
Oplimnios
opisygos
personal name
fig- overseer
(see also suza)

o-pi-te-te-re
opitheteres
chocks
o-pi-te(-u)-ke-
()
opite(u)heeus
overseer of
e-u/
weapons (=)
o-pi-te-u-ke-ewe/
o-pi-te-u-kewe
o-po-qo
o-po-ro
(.)
opopo (dual)
()
(opopoi)
ophlon
they owed
(>)
(>opheilo)
(see also o-pe-ro-
blinders
si)
o-re-e-wo wo-
(o-re-e-wo)
(o-re-e-wo)
place name
wo
FF
vorvos
(see also vorvos)
o-re-i
()
orei (oros)
mountain
o-re-mo-a-ke-
(o-re-mo)
(o-re-mo) agreus
place name (see

also agros)
re-u
o-re-ta
Orestas
personal name
o-ro-me-no
oromenos
watching over
()
(oro)
o-ru-ma-to
Orymanthos
place name
o-ti-na-wo
F/
Ortinavos/
personal name
Ortinavon
ote
(>)
(>otan)
o-u-di-do-si/
ou didonsi/
they dont give/
o-u-di-do-to
ou didontoi
they are not given
o-te
when
(see also di-dosi)

o-u-/
ou/ouhi
o-u-ki-
(>)
(>ohi)
o-u-qe
ouke
(>)
(>oute)
()
(ou) termis
(o-u-)te-mi
not
neither
without edges?
(see *te-mi)
o-u-wo-ze
ou vorzei
not working (see

also wo-ze)
o-wi-de-ta-i
o-wi-to-ni-jo
ovidetai
religious title
(F)
(ovidetas)
(sheep- flayers?)
Ovitonioi
ethnic name of
Ovitnos
o-wi-to-no
Ovitnos
place name
o-wo-we
FF
ovofeis
with ears,
(F> )
(ovos> ous)
handles
Pandageus
personal name
pa-di-jo
Pandion
personal name
pa-i-ti-ja/
Phaistia/
ethnic name of
pa-i-ti-jo
Phaistios
Phaistos
pa-i-to
Phaistos
place name
pa-ja-wo-ne
Paiawonei
gods name
(F)
(Paiawon)
(>related to
pa-da-je-u/
pa-da-je-we/
pa-da-je-wo
Apollo?)
pa-ka-na
phasgana
small swords,
knives
pa-ke-te-re
pakteires
pegs
pa-ki-ja-na/
Phasgianai/
place name
pa-ki-ja-na-de/
Sphagianai
(religious center
pa-ki-ja-ne/
near Pylos)
pa-ki-ja-pi/
pa-ki-ja-si
pa-ki-ja-ni-ja/
()/
Phasgiania(i)/
ethnic name of
pa-ki-ja-ni-jo/
()/
Sphagiania(i)/
Phasgianai/
Phasgianioi/
Sphagianai
pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-i/ /
pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-
Sphagianioi
jo
pa-ko-si-jo(-jo)
Sphakosioio
()
(Sphakosios)
sfakofen
pa-ko-we
personal name
made with siege

(plant)
pa-ku-ro2
Panhylion
personal name
pa-ma-ko
pharmakon?
medicine
pa-ra-jo
Paraios
personal name
pa-ra-jo
palaios
old
pa-ra-ku/
>
>varakis
dye- substance
pa-ro
(>)
paro (>para)
to whom, chez
pa-sa
()
pansan (pansa)
all (fem.)
pa-ra-ku-ja/
*56-ra-ku-ja
pa-sa-lo
(>)
psalon (>psallion) chain, part of the

bridle
pa-si
Pansi
all (neut.)
pa-si
()
phasi(n)
they say
(/)
(phami/phemi)
pa-si-te-o-i
pansi theois
to all gods
pa-ta
Patas
personal name
pa-ta-ja/
(>)
paltaia (>palton)
arrow
pa-te
()
pantes (pas)
all (masq.)
pa-te
pater
father
pa-te-ko-to
pantekton
all-builder
pa-we-a/
pharvea
textiles
F;
parvorges?
ancillaries
pe-da
peda
towards/after
pe-de-we-sa
pedvessa
having legs
pe-di-ra/
pedila
sandals
sfeis
them
pa-ta-jo(-i)
pa-we-o/
pa-we-pi/
pa-we-si/
pa-wo
pa-wo-ke/
pa-wo-ko
pe-di-ro(-i)
pe-i
pe-ko-to
pekoton?
kind of textile
pe-ma/
sperma/
grain
pe-mo
spermon
pe-ne-we-ta
F;
pnewenta?
type of cloth
pe-pi-te-me-
Pepithmenoio
personal name
no-jo
()
(Pepithmenos)
pe-qa-to
pekvatoi
part of a chariot
(*F;)
(*pedvatoi?)
(foot boards?)
Peraiai-horaiai
place name
(= further
(see opp.
provinces)
devroaihoraiai)
pe-ra-a-ko-ra-i- -
ja/
(= - )
pe-ra-a-ko-ra-ijo/
pe-ra3-ko-ra-ija
pe-re
()
pherei(n)
to bring
pe-re-ke-u/
pelekeus
hewer
pe-re-ke-we
(= axe)
Prespotas
personal name
pe-re-u-ro-na-
Pleuronande
place name
de
()
(Pleuron)
pe-re-u-ro-ni-
Pleuronios
pe-re-qo-ta/
pe-re-qo-ta-o/
qe-re-qo-ta-o
Pleuron
jo
*82
*82
ethnic name of
pe-re-sa2
Presfa
goddesss name
pe-re-sa2-jo
Presfaion
sanctuary
dedicated to
Presfa
pe-ri-
peri-
about/of
pe-ri-me-de
Perimedes
personal name
pe-ri-ta
Pelitas
personal name
pe-ri-te-u
Periteus
personal name
pe-ri-to-wo
Perithovos
personal name
pe-ru-si-nu-wa/ F/
perysinwa/
of last year
pe-ru-si-nu-
perysinwo
wo/
(>/
(>perysina/
pe-ru-si-nwa/
perysino)
pe-se-ro
Psellos
personal name
pe-ta-ro
Petalos
personal name
pe-te-re-wa/
ptelewas
(made of) elm
pte-re-wa
(>)
(>ptelea)
wood
pe-to-no
Petonos/Petnos
place name
Petonios/ Petnios
ethnic name of
pe-ru-si-nwa-o
pe-to-no-de
pe-to-ni-jo
Petonos/Petnos
-pi
-phi
instrumental/
ablative case
pi-a2-ra/
h()/
phihala(i)/
pi-je-ra3
()
phiailaia(i)
(>)
(>phiale)
Pikereus
pi-ke-re-u/
pi-ke-re-we/
pi-ke-re-wo
kind of pot
personal name
*82
pi-pi
Pipis
personal name
pi-ri-ja-o
phliaion
doorposts
()
(phliai)
pi-ri-je-te/
prieter/
ivory worker
pi-ri-je-te-re/
prieteres/
(= to saw)
pi-ri-e-te-si
prietesi
pi-ro-we-ko
Philovergos
personal name
pi-sa2
Pispha/Pissia
place name
pi-sa-wa-ta
Piswatas
personal name
pi-ta-ke-u
Pitakeus
personal name
pi-ti-ro2-we-sa
ptiliovessa
furnished with
(>)
(>ptilon)
feathers?
(= feather)
po-da-ko
Podargos
personal/animal
name
po-de/
podei/pophi
po-pi
(>)
(>pous)
po-ki-ro-nu-ka
poikilonyha
with legs
kind of decoration
(poikilos= various (compare with

+onyhas= nail)
leukonyha)
shepherd
po-me/
poimen/
po-me-no/
poimenos/
po-me-ne
poimenei
po-ni-ke
phoinikei
decorated with a
griffin or palm
trees
po-ni-ke-(j)a/
phoinikia/
po-ni-ki-ja/
phoinikios
crimson
po-ni-ki-jo
po-pu-re-ja
porphyreia
purple (fem.)
po-pu-ro2
Porfyrion
personal name
po-qe-wi-a
phoreviai
halters
(>)
(>phorveiai)
phorenai
attendees in
(>;)
(>feromai?)
sacrificial
po-re-na
ceremonies
(= to be
brought)
po-ri-wo
Polivos
personal name
po-ro
polos
young horse
po-ro
Poros
porous stone (kind

of marble)
po-ro-
pro-
before/pro-
po-ro-du-ma-te
prodymates
family groups?
(see also
dymates)
po-ro-e-ke
proeheis
(table) fitting
against the wall
po-ro-ko-re-te-
prokoreteres
official title/ vicemayors (see also
re
koreter)
po-ro-te-u
Proteus
personal name
po-ro-u-te-u/
Plouteus
personal name
po-ro-u-te-we/
po-ro-u-te-wo
po-ro-wi-to(-
Plovistoio
jo)
(F)
(Plovistos)
po-ru-ka-to
Polykastos
personal name
po-ru-po-de
polypodei
(decorated with an)
()
(polypous)
octopus
po-ru-qo-ta
Polyvotas
personal name
po-se-da-o/
Poseidaon/
gods name
po-se-da-o-ne/
Poseidaonei
(>Poseidon)
po-si
posi
up/on
po-si-da-e-ja
Posidaeia
goddesss name
po-si-da-e-we
Posidaeves
cult association
month name
po-se-da-o-ni
related to
Poseidaon
po-si-da-i-je-u/
Posidaigeus
priest of
Poseidaon
po-si-da-i-je-usi
po-si-da-i-jo/
Posidaion
place dedicated to
Poseidaon
po-si-da-i-jode
po-si-ke-te-re
posiketeres
dweller/house
(>;)
(>oiketes?)
servant
(immigrants?)
Psophrei
()
(Psophres)
po-so-ra-ko
Psorakos
personal name
po-so-re-ja
Psoreia
personal name
po-so-pe-re-i
personal name
(fem.)
po-so-ro
Psoros
personal name
po-ti-ni-ja
potnia
goddess/
beloved one
po-ti-ni-ja-we-
F/
potniaveia/
person related/
ja/
potniaveios
dedicated to
potnia
po-ti-ni-jawe-(i-)jo/wi-jo
po-ti-pi
po-ti-ro
portiphi
(decorated with a)
()
(portis)
young cow
pontiloi
sailors
pu-ka-ta-ri-ja
type of cloth
/
Pygeseros/
Pyxelos
pu-ko-so
pyxos
box- wood
pu-ra-so
Pyrasos
personal name
pu-ra-ta/
Pyratas
personal name
pyrauthron
cooking vessel
pu-ke-se-ro
personal name
pu-ra-ta-o
pu-ra-u-to-ro
(>,
= forceps)
pu-ro
Pylos
place name
pu2-ke
Phyges
personal name
pu2-ke-qi-ri
Phygekles?
personal name
pu2-ra2-a-ke-
Phylias Agreus
place name
re-u/
(= wild
pu2-ra2-a-ki-
olive)
ri-jo
pu2-si-ja-ko
Physiarhos
personal name
pu2-te/
phyter
planter
phyteria
planted, cultivated
pu-te/
pu2-te-re
pu2-te-ri-ja
(related to
ktoina= plots)
pte-no
phtenoi
parts of a chariot
(= thin)
qa-da-so
Kadasos
personal name
qa-nu-wa-so
Karnyvasos
personal name
qa-ra
KF
Kwara
place name
qa-ra-i-so
KF
Kwaraisos
personal name
qa-ra-to-ro
kwalathron
rake
(>?)
(>spalathron?)
kwasileus
title/occupation
(>)
(>vasileus)
(latter the king)
FF
kwasilevia
of the kvasileus
qa-si-re-u
qa-si-re-wi-ja
(fem.)
F
qwe
(>, > )
(>yai, tai> kai)
qe-qi-no-me-
geginomena/
na/
geginomenos/
qe-qi-no-me-
geginotos
no/
(>)
(>dinotos)
-qe
and
made by twisting
qe-qi-no-to
qe-ra-na
/;
kerna/kerana?
type of pot (ewer)
qe-ra-si-ja
Kerasia
goddesss
(>)
(>Therasia)
name/epithet of
Artemis?
(.)
vleitrio (dual)
a band or hoop (of
(>)
(>vleitron)
ships)
qe-ta-ra-je-u
Ketrayeus
personal name
qe-ta-wo
Ketavos
personal name
qe-te-a/
(>;)
(>telthos?)
due (to the gods?)
qe-re-ti-ri-jo
qe-te-a2/
(>= debt/
qe-te-(j)o
payment due)
qe-to
(>)
(>pithos)
a kind of pot
qe-to-ro-
- (>-)
petro- (>tetra-)
tetra-
qe-to-ro-po-pi
petropophi/
with four legs,
tetropophi
cattle
F/
petrofeis/
with four ears/
tetrofeis
handles
(.)
qsiphee (dual)
swords
()
(qsiphe)
qe-to-ro-we
qi-si-pe(-e)
qo-o
(>)
qwoos (>vous)
Ox
qo-ro-mu-ro
Vromylos
place name
qo-u-ka-ra/
voukara
bull head (=
qo-u-ka-ra-o-i
(>)
(>voukrania)
ox+ = head)
qo-u-ko-ro
voukolos
shepherd, cattle-
driver
qo-u-qo-ta
vouvotas
shepherd, pastor
qo-wi-ja
korfia
divine (see also
(>)
(>koureia)
korfa)
ra-e-ja
()
laheia (laas)
made of stone
ra-ja
Raia
place name
ra-ke-da-mi-ni-
Lakedamnios
ethnic name of
jo
(>)
(>Lakedemonios)
>Lacedaemon
ra-ke-u
Laheus
personal name
ra-ku-ro/
Lahyros
personal name
Lamniai
ethnic name of
(>)
(>Lemniai)
>Lemnos? (fem.)
ra-pa-sa-ko
Lampsakos
personal name
ra-pa-to (me-
Lapatos/Lapandos ( =
no)
ra-ku-ro-jo
ra-mi-ni-ja
in the month of
Lapatos)
ra-pi-ti-ra2/
()
raptria(i)
seamstresses
rapter
tailor, clothes-
ra-pte-ri-ja/
ra-qi-ti-ra2
ra-pte /
ra-pte-re
ra-su-ti-jo
mender
Lasynthios
ethnic name of
Lasynthos
ra-su-to
Lasynthos
place name
ra-ti-jo
Latios
ethnic name of
Lato
ra-to
Lato
place name
ra-wa-ke-ja/
F/
lafageia/
belonging to the
ra-wa-ke-si-ja/
F/
lafagesia/
lafagetas
ra-wa-ke-si-jo
lafagesios
ra-wa-ke-si-ja-
lafagesiaion
premises of the
lafagetas
jo/
ra-wa-ke-si-jojo
ra-wa-ke-ta
lafagetas
official title (=
leader of the
people)
F()
Lavrantha(i)
place name
ra-wa-ra-ta2/
F()/
Lavranthia(i)/
ethnic name of
ra-u-ra-ti-ja/
Lavranthios
Lavrantha
ra-wo
F (>)
lawos (>laos)
people
ra-wo-do-ko
Lawodokos
personal name
ra-wo-po-no
Lawoponos
personal name
re-ke-(e-)to-ro-
Lehestroteirion
religious feast
Lepeurios
ethnic name of
ra-wa-ra-ta/
ra-u-ra-ta
ra-wa-ra-ti-jo/
ra-wa-ra-*66
te-ri-jo
re-pe-u-ri-jo
*re-pe-u
re-po-to
lepton
thin, fine
re-qa-se-wo
re-qa-se-wo
re-qa-se-wo
place name (see
wo-wo
FF
vorvos
also vorvos)
re-u-ka-so
Leukasos
personal name
re-u-ko/
Leukos
personal name
lefkonyha
kind of decoration
(lefkos= white+
(for clothes)
re-u-ko-jo
re-u-ko-nu-ka
onyhas= nail)
()
Lefko(ro)ophrys
personal name
Lefktroi/
place name
Lefktron
re-wo/
F/
lewon/
lion (implying
re-wo-pi/
F/
lewontphi/
decoration)
re-wo-te-jo
lewonteiois
re-wo/
F/
levos/levotereion
re-wo-te-re-jo
(>leveis/
(>/
leveitarion)
re-u-ko-o-pu2ru/
re-u-ko-ro-opu2-ru
re-u-ko-to-ro
kettle, caldron
)
FF
levotrokorfoi
bath- attendants
ri-jo/
Rion/
place name (=
ri-jo-de
Rionde
cape)
ri-me-ne
limenei
harbor
()
(limein)
linagros
re-wo-to-roko-wo
ri-na-ko-ro
(= flax gatherer )
ri-ne-ja
lineiai
flax workers (fem.)
ri-no
linon
flax (plant)
ro-i-ko
roikos
crooked
ro-ko
Lohos
personal name
ro-o-wa
Roofa
place name
ro-u-si-je-wi-ja
F()
Lousieveia(i)
originating in
Lousos (fem.)
ro-u-si-jo
Lousios
ethnic name of
Lousos
ro-u-so
Lousos
place name
ru-ke-wo-wo-
+ FF
Lynkeus+ vorvia
place name (see

also vorvos)
wi-ja
ru-ki-ti-jo
Lykinthios
ethnic name of
Lykinthos
ru-ki-to
Lykinthos
place name
ru-ko-ro/
()
Lyko(u)ros
personal name
ru-ko-wo-ro
Lykovoros
personal name
ru-na-so
Rynasos
personal name
ru-ra-ta(-e)
lyratas
player on the lyre
sa-ke-re-u/
Sagreus/Sageleus
personal name
ru-ko-u-ro
sa-ke-re-we/
sa-ke-re-wo
sa-ma-ra
Samara
place name
sa-ma-ri-wa
Samarifa
place/ethnic name
of Samara?
sa-pa
kind of clothing
sa-pa-ke-te-ri-
sphakteiriai/
animals for ritual
ja
sphaktreia
slaughter
sa-pi-de
sarpides
boxes
sa-ra-pe-da
Sraperdas
gods epithet
(Srapedas
Poseidaon)
sa-ri-nu-wo-te/
F/
Salinoufontei/
se-ri-no-(wo-
Selinofontei
)te/
(>;)
(>Selinus?)
sa-sa-ma
sasama
(>)
(>sesame)
se-re-mo-ka-
seiremokaraphi/
ra-pi/
() seiremokarao(re)i
se-re-mo-ka-
(seremo=>
(seremo =>
ra-o-i/
;)
Seirenes? + kara=
se-re-mo-ka-
place name
sesame (plant)
(decorated) with
heads of Sirens?
head)
ra-o-re
se-ri-no
selinon
celery (plant)
se-to-i-ja
()
Setoia(i)
place name
si-a2-ro
sihalos
Pig
si-ja-du-we
F()
Sigadyfei(s)
personal name
si-ma
Sima
personal name
(fem.)
si-ma-ko
Simakos
personal name
si-mi-te-u
Smintheus
personal name
(>epithet of god
Apollo)
si-n-u-ro
Sinouros
personal name
si-ri-jo(-jo)
Sirioio
personal name
()
(Sirios)
si-to
siton
wheat
si-to-ko-wo
sitokorfoi
occupation
associated with
wheat (grainmeasurers?)
si-to-po-ti-ni-ja
sitopotnia
goddess (= grain
mistress)
so-u-ro
Souros
personal name
so-we-no
sovenoi
vine? (plant)
(F)
(sovenos)
su-di-ni-ko
Sydnikos
personal name
su-ki-ri-ta
Sygrita
place name
su-qo-ta/
syvotas
pig farmer
su-ri-mo
Syrimos
place name
su-ro/
Syros
personal name
FF
Syverovios
personal/ethnic
su-qo-ta-o
su-ro-no
su-we-ro-wi-jo
name
su-za
syza
fig fruits
(k > )
(syk a> syka)
ta-mi-je-u
Tamieus
personal name
ta-ni-ko
Tanihos
personal name
ta-pa
tarpha
thick/close/
frequent
ta-pa-e-o-te
ta-pa
ta-pa eontes
(= they
being)
(see also tarpha)
Thalamatas
personal name
Thalamika/
personal name
Thalamiska
ta-ra-nu/
thranys/
ta-ra-nu-we
thranyves
ta-ra-si-ja
talansia
(unit of) copper
ta-su
Tharsys
personal name
ta-ra-ma-ta/
ta-ra-ma-ta-o
ta-ra-mi-ka
footstool
(= courage,
confidence)
startageus
(>)
(>strategos)
ta-ta-ro
Tantalos
personal name
ta-te-re
stateres?
(>=
ta-ta-ke-u
leader of the army
weight/coin)
ta-ti-qo-we-u/
Statipoveus
personal name
ta-ti-qo-we-wo
ta-to-mo
stathmos
farmstead/
standing-post
-te
-then
away from a place

(ablative)
te-ke
()
theike (theto)
he assigned
te-ko-to-ne
tektones
carpenters
te-me-no
temenos
shrine, official/
religious place
te-mi-de-we-te/ F
termidfentes
(= reaching to the
te-mi-dwe-ta/
(>termioentes)
feet)
(>)
(see also termis)
te-mi-dwe-te/
te-mi-*71-te
te-mi-dwe/
termidwes
(= foot,
*te-mi
(>)
(>termis)
border, edge)
te-mi-ti-ja/
Themistia/
place name
ti-mi-ti-ja
Terminthia
(see also ti-mi-toa-ke-e and ti-mito)
te-o/
//
theon/ theois/
te-o-i/
()
theoio
te-o-jo
te-o-do-ra
God
(theos)
Theodora
personal name
(fem.)
te-o-po-ri-ja
Theophoria
religious feast
te-qa-ja
()
Thei(k)vea
personal/ethnic
name of Thevai
(fem.)
Thevande
place name
()
(Thevai)
(>Thebes?)
te-re-ta/
telestai/
official title (
te-re-ta-o
telestaon
= tax)
()
(telestas)
te-ru-ro
Telouros
personal name
te-se-u
Thyseus
personal name
te-tu-ku-wo-a/
tetyhyvoa
well prepared,
te-qa-de
te-tu-ku-wo-a2
ready
te-tu-ru-we
Tethryves
ethnic/place name
te-u-ke-pi
teuhesphi
with implements,
(, )
(teuhos, teuhea)
paraphernalia
tirminthos
terebinth (tree)
(>)
(>terminthos)
ti-mi-to
ti-mi-to-a-ke-e/ () /
ti-mi-to-a-ke-i
() /
(Themitos) agos/
holy place of
(Themiston) agos/ themis/themistes
() (Terminthon)
agkos
(=>oracles)/
grove of the
terebinth trees
(see a-ke-e, temi, ti-mi-to)
ti-nwa-si-ja
Tinfasia
place name
ti-ri-da-ro
Tridaros
personal name
ti-ri-ja/
tria/trisi
three
triofeis
with three ears,
ti-ri-si
ti-ri-jo-we/
ti-ri-o-we/
ti-ri-o-we-e
handles
ti-ri-po/
tripos/tripous
ti-ri-po-de
tripod (kind of
stool)
ti-ri-po-di-ko
tripodiskoi
small tripods
ti-ri-se-ro-e
trisiroei
divine epithet (=
(>)
(>triseirois)
the trice heroine)
to-e
(>)
toe (>auton)
him
to-jo
toio
his
(>, )
(>tou, autou)
Tokeus
to-ke-u
personal name (=
begetter)
to-ko-do-mo
toihodomoi
builders
(=wall,
= to built)
to-ko-so-ta
to-ko-so-wo-ko oF/
to-ma-ko
toksotas
archer
toksvorgos/
arch worker
toksworgos
Stomargos
personal/animal
name (= busy
with the tongue)
to-me
(>)
tome (>tone)
to-mi-ka
him (see also toe)

kind of cloth
thornos
(>)
(>thronos)
Thornoelkeiterion
name of a festival
to-pe-za/
torpeza
table
to-pe-zo
(>)
(>trapeza)
to-no
to-no-e-ke-te-
chair, throne
ri-jo
to-qi-de/
torpidei/
to-qi-de-ja/
torpideia/
to-qi-de-jo/
torpideios/
to-qi-de-we-sa
torpidwessa
(>)
(torpis>tropis)
to-ra-ka/
thorax/
to-ra-ke
thorakes
to-ri-jo
Thorios
personal name
thornovorgos
maker of thornoi
to-ro-no-wo-ko F
in/having spirals
armor
(= thrones)
to-sa-de/
tosade/
such (see also
to-so-de/
tososde/
next)
to-so-jo/
tosoio/
to-so-ne/
tosone/
to-so-pa
tosospas
to-sa
tosai/tosa
such (plur. fem./

plur. neut.)
to-so
tosoi/toson
such (plur. masq./

sing. neut.)
to-to
toton
this/such (see also

toson)
tu-ka-te/
tu-ka-te-re/
thygater/
daughter
thygateres
tu2-ka-te-re
tu-ke-ne-u
Tyheneus
tu-na-no
tu-ra-te-u/
tu-ra-te-u-si/
tu-ra-te-we
personal name
kind of textile
therateus
door keeper
(= door)
tu-ri-si-ja/
Tylisia/Tylisios
ethnic name of
Tylisos
tu-ri-si-jo
tu-ri-so
Tylisos
place name
tu-ri-ta
Tylitas
personal name
tu-ro2
tyrion
cheese
tu-ru-pte-ri-ja
strypteria
alum
tu-we-a/
F/
thyvea/
sacrificial fire
tu-wo
thyvos
tu-we-ta
Thyvestas
personal name
u-do-ro
ydros
kind of pot (water

jar?)
u-pa-ra-ki-ri-
u-pa-ra+ /
u-pa-ra+ agria/
place name
ja/
u-pa-ra+
u-pa-ra+ horaia
(see also a-ko-ro
u-po-ra-ki-ri-
or
ja/
devroaihoraiai/
u-pa-ra-ko-ra-
peraiaihoraiai)
i-ja
u-po
ypo
under
u-po-di-no
(u-po-di-no)
(u-po-di-no)
place name
wo-wo
FF
vorvos
(see also vorvos)
u-ra-jo
Ylaios
personal name
(= forest,
wood)
u-ra-mo-no
Ylamnos
personal name
u-re-u
Yleus
personal name
u-ro2
Ylion/Yrion
personal name
u-ru-pi-ja-jo/
Vrypiaioi
ethnic name
fryntoi
to guard
(F)
(frymai)
Ytaioio
()
(Ytaios)
u-ta-no
Ytanos
personal name
u-wa-ta
Yvatas
personal name
wa-na-ka/
F/
vanax/
wanax, king,
wa-na-ka-te/
F/
vanaktos/
leader aristocrat
wa-na-ka-to/
vanaktei
u-ru-pi-ja-jo-jo
u-ru-to
u-ta-jo(-jo)
personal name
wa-na-ke-te
wa-na-ka-te-ra/ F/
vanaktera/
premises of the
wa-na-ka-te-ro
vanakteron
wanax
(>)
(>anaktora)
wa-na-sa
vanassa
queen
wa-na-se-wi-
FF/
vanasevia/
royal
ja/
FF
vanasevios
Vanasos
place name
Vanataios
personal name
wa-na-se-wi-jo
wa-na-so/
wa-na-so-i/
wa-no-so-i
wa-na-ta-jo/
wa-na-ta-jo-jo
wa-ni-ko
Vanihos
personal name
wa-no-jo wo-
F FF
Vanioio vorvos
place name
(see also vorvos)
wo
wa-pa-ro-jo
Vaphaloio
personal name
(F)
(Vaphalos)
wa-to
Vatos
place name
wa-tu/
vasty
city, town
wa-tu-o-ko
Vastyohos
personal name
we-
F-
fek-
hex- (six)
we-a-re-ja/
F/
vealeia/
made of glass
we-a-re-jo/
vealeios
we-a2-re-jo
(>/)
(>yaleia/yaleios)
we-a2-no/
Fh
vehanos
type of cloth
Vendaneus
personal name
fekpeza
(table) with six
wa-tu-o
we-a2-no-i
we-da-ne-u/
we-da-ne-we/
we-da-ne-wo
we-pe-za
legs
we-te-i-we-te-i
F- F
fetei- fetei
from year to year
we-to
fetos
this year
we-we-e-a
FF
verveeia
woolen (fem.)
(*FF> )
(*vervos> eiros)
we-we-si-jo(-
FF
Vevesioio
jo)
(FF)
(Vevesios)
personal name
(o-)wi-de
vide
he saw (o-wi-de=
()
(oro)
this is what he
saw)
wi-do-wo-i-jo/
FF
Vidovoios
personal name
wi-du-ro
Vidylos
personal name
wi-du-wa-ko
FF
Vidouvakos
personal name
wi-pi-no-o
Viphinoos
personal name
wi-ri-ne-(j)o/
vrineios
made of leather
wi-ri-no
vrinos
leather
wi-se-jo
Viseios
personal name
wi-su-ro
Visylos
personal name
wi-ti-mi-jo
Vitimios
personal name
wi-tu-ri-jo
Vitylios
personal name
wo-do-we
FF
vordofen
made with rose oil
(>)
(>rodoen)
wo-i-ko-de/
voikonde
wo-ko-de
(F>)
(voikos>oikos)
wo-ka
voha
vehicle
wo-ne-we
FF
Fonevei
personal name
(F)
(Fonefs)
voinos
wi-du-wo-i-jo/
wi-dwo-i-jo
wi-ri-ne-we/
wi-ri-ni-jo
wo-no
(going) home
wine
wo-no-qe-wa/
FF/
Fonokevan/
wo-no-qe-we
FF
Fonokevei
(F)
(Fonokeus)
wo-no-qo-so
Voinops
personal name
wo-qe-we
FF
Fokevei
personal name
(F)
(Fokeus)
FF
foravessa
wo-ra-we-sa
personal name
(description of a
chariot)
(>= to bear,
to carry)
wo-ro-ki-jo-ne- F
Vorgioneios
jo
(F>
(Vorgiones>
Orgeones)
wo-ro-ne-ja
F (>)
vronia (>arneia)
of a lamb
wo-wo
FF
vorvos
mountain/limit
(>/)
(>oros/orion)
wo-ze/
F()
worzei(n)
wo-ze-e
(*Fy>>
(*Forkyo>orgo>
ergo)
F/F
vorzon/vorzontes
working
wo-zo-me-na
F/
vorzomena/
being worked/
wo-zo-me-no
vorzomenos
well-made
za-e-to-ro
Zaethroi
place name
za-ku-si-jo
()
Zaky(n)sios
ethnic name of
(>)
(>Zakynthios)
Zakynthos
F()
Zamaevia(i)
ethnic/place name
wo-zo/
cult association
to work
wo-zo-te
za-ma-e-wi-a
za-we-te
ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na K
ze-pu2-ra/
ze-pu2-ro
ze-pu2-ra3
()
zafetes
this year
Zeia rana
place name
Zephyrai/
place name
Zephyros
(>Halikarnassos?)
Zephyrea(i)
ethnic name of
Zephyrai
ze-so-me-no
zesomenos
boiling
ze-u-ke-si/
zeugesi/
pair
ze-u-ko
zeugos
zo-wa
zo-wi-jo
type of weapon
F
Zofios
personal name
SAMPLE
OF
TEXTS
KN Ra 1540
to-sa
pa-ka-na
SWORD 50
H 50
tosa
phasgana
KSIFE 50
So many swords: 50 swords.
PY Jn 310
po-ti-ni-ja-we-jo
ka-ke-we
ta-ra-si-ja
e-ko-te
potniadeion
halkedes
talansian
exontes
At the place of potnia: coppersmiths which have copper
PY Jn 829
ka-ko
na-wi-jo
pa-ta-jo-i-qe
e-ke-si-qe
ai-ka-sa-ma
paltaioi te
enhesi te
aixmans
halkon navion
copper for the temple and heads for arrows and spears.
KN So 4439
a-mo-ta
e-li-ka te-mi-dwe-ta WHEEL ZE 3 MO WHEEL 1
I YEA 3 NO 1
armota
elikas termithenta TROHOI ZEUGEA 3 MONOS TROHOS 1
Wheels made from willow tree; 3 pairs of wheels, 1 wheel single.
KN Sd 4404
i-qi-ja
ku-do-ni-ja
mi-to-we-sa(-e)
a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na
ippia
Cydonia
miltoessa
ararmotmena
Chariot from Cydonia, red, fully assembled.
PY Eb 895+906
a-i-qe-u e-ke-qe ke-ke-me-na ko-to-na
ko-to-no-o-ko
to-so-de pe-mo WHEAT T 6
6
Aigeus ktoinoohos ehei te kekeimena ktoina tosonde spermon SITOS T 6
Aigeus, the plot owner, which owns a communal plot; so much grain: 6 T units of wheat.
PY Ta 711
o-wi-de pu2-ke-qi-ri o-te wa-na-ka te-ke au-ke-wa da-mo-ko-ro

-
o-eide Phygekles ote anax theke Augean damoklon
Phygekles attested when the king appointed Augeus as damoklos.
PY An 657
me-ta-qe
pe-i
e-qe-ta
ke-ki-jo
meta te
spheis
epetas
Kerkios
And with them Kerkios, the epetas.
PY TA 641
ti-ri-po-de ai-ke-u ke-re-si-jo we-ke TRIPOD 2 ti-ri-po e-me po-de o-wo-we TRIPOD 1 ti-ri-po ke-re-si-o we-ke a-pu
ke-ka-u-me-no ke-re-a TRIPOD
2 1

tripode Aigeus kressioergeis TRIPODE 2 tripous emei podei otoeis TRIPOUS 1 tripous kressioergeis apu
kekaumenos skelea TRIPOUS
2 tripods Aigeus of Cretan style; 1 tripod with one leg, with one handle; 1 tripod of Cretan style with burnt legs.
PY Er 312
wa-na-ka-te-ro te-me-no
to-so-jo pe-ma WHEAT 30
ra-wa-ke-si-jo te-me-no WHEAT 10
te-re-ta-o to-so pe-ma WHEAT 30

to-so-de te-re-ta MAN 3
wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo e-re-mo
to-so-jo pe-ma WHEAT 6
anakteron temenos
30
tosoio sperma SITOS 30
10
lafagesion temenos SITOS 10
30
telestaon toson sperma SITOS 30
tosoide telestai ANDRES 3
(;)
orgioneion eremon (?)
tosoio sperma SITOS 6
Royal estate, so much seed: 30 units of wheat; Lafagetass estate: wheat, 10 units; (the estate) of telestai, so much
seed: 30 units of wheat; so many telestai: 3 men; the remote (?) place of orgiones so much seed: 6 units of wheet.
(1 main unit = 120 litres)
KN Fp 1+31
de-u-ki-jo me-no
di-ka-ta-jo di-we OLIVE OIL S1
da-da-re-jo-de OLIVE OIL S2
pa-de OLIVE OIL S1
pa-si-te-oi OLIVE OIL S1
qe-ra-si-ja OLIVE OIL S1 [
a-mi-ni-so pa-si-te-oi S1 [
e-ri-nu OLIVE OIL V3
*47-da-de OLIVE OIL V1
a-ne-mo i-je-re-ja OLIVE OIL V4
to-so OLIVE OIL 3 S2 V2
/ ()/ ()/pa-de ()/ ()/ ()/

()/ ()/*47-da-de ()/ ()/ / ()
Deukioio menos/Diktaio Divei ()/Dadaleionde ()/ pa-de ()/pansi theois ()/Therasiai ()/Amnisos pansi theois
()/Erinys ()/*47-da-de ()/anemon iereiai ()/ toson ELAION ()
On the month of Deukios/to Diktaios Zeus ()/to the city of Daidalos ()/pa-de ()/to all gods ()/to Therasia
()/for the city of Amnissos to all gods ()/to Erinys ()/to the city of *47-da-de ()/to the goddess of winds ()/
/so much olive oil ().
PY Ab 573
pu-ro
mi-ra-ti-ja WOMAN 16
ko-wa 3
AI
16 3 7
Pylos
Milatiai
WYNAIKES
16 kores 3 kouroi 7
Pylos: 16 Milatian women, 3 girls, 7 boys.
ko-wo 7
NI 51
Py Ae 303
i-je-ro-jo
pu-ro
i-je-ri-ja
do-e-ra
e-ne-ka
ku-ru-si-jo WOMAN 14
14
Pylos:
iereias doelai eneka hrysoio ieroio WYNAIKES 14
Pylos: slaves of the priestess for the sake of sacred gold.
PY Un 718
sa-ra-pe-da po-se-da-o-ni do-so-mo
o-wi-de-ta-i do-so-mo to-so e-ke-ra2-wo
do-se WHEAT 4 WINE 3 OX 1
Srapedan Poseidaoni dosmos
ophidetai dosmos toson Ehelyafon
4 3 1
dosei SITOS 4 OINOS 3 VOUS 1
Offerings to Srapedas Poseidon; offerings to the ophidetas: so much Ehelyaphon shall give: 4 units of wheat, 3
units of wine, 1 x.
Linear B: An Introduction, J. Hooker

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LIST
OF
WORDS
a-da-ma-o
ai-wa-ja
a-da-me-we
ai-wa-ta
a-da-ra-ko
ai-wo-re-u-si
a-da-ra-ti-jo
ai-wo-ro
a-da-me-we
ai-za
a-de-te
ai-zo-ro
a-de-te-re
a-ja-me-na
a-di-nwa-ta
a-ja-me-no
a-di-ri-ja-pi
a-ka
a-di-ri-ja-te
a-ka-ma-no
a-di-ri-jo
a-ka-na-jo
a-di-*22-sa
a-ka-ra-jo
-a-do-ro
a-ka-ra-no
a-e-da-do-ro
a-ka-re-u
a-e-ri-qo-ta
-a-ka-re-u
a-e-ti-to
a-ka-si-jo-ne
ai-ka-sa-ma
a-ka-ta-jo
ai-ke-u
a-ka-wi-ja-de
a-i-ke-u
a-ka-wo
ai-ki-a2-ri-jo
a-ke-a2
ai-ki-e-we
a-ke
ai-ki-e-wo
a-ke-e
ai-ki-no-o
a-ke-e-to
ai-ki-pa-ta
a-ke-o-jo
a-i-ki-pa-ta
a-ke-ra2-te
ai-ki-po
a-ke-ra-wo
ai-ko-ta
a-ke-re
-ai-ko-ra-i-ja
a-ke-re-u
ai-ku-pi-ti-jo
-a-ke-re-u
ai-mi-re-we
a-ke-re-u-te
ai-ta-re-u-si
a-ke-re-wa
ai-nu-me-no
a-ke-re-wa-de
a-i-qe-u
a-ke-re-we
a-i-qe-we
a-ke-re-wi-jo
a-i-qe-wo
a-ke-ro
ai-se-we
a-ke-ta
ai-ta-re-u-si
a-ke-te-re
ai-ta-ro
a-ke-ti-ra2
ai-ta-ro-we
a-ke-ti- ra2-o
ai-ti-jo-qe
a-ke-ti-ri-ja
ai-ti-jo-qo
a-ke-ti-ri-ja-i
ai-to
a-ke-u
a-ke-wo
a-na-i-to
a-ki-a2-ri-ja-de
a-na-ka
a-ki-re-u
a-na-ke-e
a-ki-re-we
a-na-mo-ta
-a-ki-ri-jo
a-na-mo-to
a-ki-ti-to
a-na-pu-ke
a-ki-to-jo
a-na-qo-ta
a-ko-ra
a-na-re-u
a-ko-ra-ja
a-na-ro
a-ko-ra-jo
a-na-te-u
a-ko-ro
a-na-twa
-a-ko-ro
a-na-wa2
a-ko-ro-we
a-na-*82
a-ko-so-ta
a-na-*88
a-ko-so-ta-o
a-ne-mo
a-ko-te-u
a-ne-mo-i-je-re-ja
a-ko-to
a-ne-ta
a-ko-to-no
a-ne-u-te
a-ko-to-wo
a-ni-ja-e
a-ko-wo
a-ni-ja-e-e-ro-pa-jo
a-ku-di-ri-jo
a-ni-ja-pi
a-ku-ri-jo
a-ni-ja-to
a-ku-ro
a-ni-o-ko
a-ku-tu-ru-wo
a-no
a-ma
a-no-ke-wa
a-ma-ru-ta-o
a-no-ke-we
a-mi-ni-so
a-no-me-de
a-mi-ni-so-de
a-no-no
a-mi-nu-wa-ta
a-no-po
a-mo
a-no-qa-si-ja
a-mo-i-je-to
a-no-qo-ta
a-mo-ra-ma
a-no-qo-ta-o
a-mo-si
a-no-ra-ta
a-mo-ta
a-no-we
a-mo-ta-jo
a-no-wo-to
a-mo-te
a-no-ze-we
a-mo-te-jo-na-de
a-no-zo-jo
a-mo-te-re
a-o-ri-jo
a-mo-te-wi-ja
a-o-ri-me-ne
a-mo-te-wo
a-pa-i-ti-jo
a-mu-ta-wo
a-pa-i-to
a-na-i-ta
a-pa-je-u
a-pa-re-u
a-pu-da-se-we
a-pa-re-u-pi
a-pu-do-ke
a-pa-sa-ki-jo
a-pu-do-si
a-pa-ta
a-pu-ka
a-pa-ta-wa
a-pu-ke
a-pa-ta-wa-ja
a-pu-ko-wo-ko
a-pa-ta-wa-jo
a-pu-ne-we
a-pa-u-ro
a-pu2
a-pe-a-sa
a-pu2-de
a-pe-do-ke
a-pu2-we
a-pe-e-ke
a-qa-to
a-pe-ke-i-jo
a-qe-mo
a-pe-ne-wo
a-qo-ta
a-pe-o-te
a-ra-ka-jo
a-pe-ri-ta-wo
a-ra-ka-te-ja
a-pe-te-u
a-ra-ka-te-ja-o
a-pe-ti-ra2
a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na
a-pi
a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-no
a-pi-a2-ro
a-ra-ru-ja
a-pi-a-ra
a-ra-ru-wo-a
a-pi-e-ke
a-re
a-pi-ja-ko-ro
a-re-i-jo
a-pi-ja-ko-ro-jo
a-re-ja
a-pi-do-ro
a-re-jo
a-pi-ja-re-wo
a-re-ka-sa-da-ra
a-pi-je-ta
a-re-ke-se-
a-pi-jo-to
a-re-ke-se-u
a-pi-me-de
a-re-ki-si-to
a-pi-me-de-o
a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo
a-pi-no-e-wi-jo
a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo-ne
a-pi-po-re-we
a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo-no
a-pi-po-ro
a-re-me-ne
a-pi-qo-ro-i
a-re-pa
a-pi-qo-ta
a-re-pa-te
a-pi-qo-to
a-re-pa-to
a-pi-ra-wo
a-re-pa-zo-o
a-pi-re-we
a-re-po-zo-o
a-po-ne-we
a-re-ro
a-po-re-we
a-re-wo
a-po-te-ra
a-ri-ke-u
a-po-te-ro-te
a-ro-ja
a-pu
a-ro-je-u
a-ro-ta
a-tu2-ta
a-ro-u-ra
a-tu2-to
a-ro-we
au-ai-ta
a-ro-wo
au-de-we-sa
a-ro2-a
au-ja-to
a-ro2-e
au-ke-wa
a-ro2-jo
a-u-po-no
a-sa-mi-to
a-u-qe
a-si-ja-ti-ja
a-u-ta-mo
a-si-to-po-qo
a-u-ta-na
a-si-to-po-qo-i
a-u-to-a2-ta
a-si-wi-ja
au-ri-jo
a-si-wi-jo
au-ri-mo-de
a-ta-je-u
au-ro
a-ta-ma-ne-u
au-to-a3-ta
a-ta-ma-ne-we
au-to-jo
a-ta-na-po-ti-ni-ja
au-u-te
a-ta-no
au-we-te
a-ta-no-re
au-wi-ja-to
a-ta-no-ro
a-wa-ne-u
a-ta-o
a-we-ke-se-u
a-ta-ra
a-we-ke-se-we
a-ta-ra-si-jo
a-we-u-pi
a-ta-ro
a-wi-to-do-to
a-ta-ro-we
a-wo-i-jo
a-ta-tu-ro
a-wo-ro
a-ta-ze-u
a-ze-ti-ri-ja
a-te-mi-ti-jo
a-*35-ka
a-te-mo
a-*35-ta
a-te-re-te-a
a-*35?-to
a-te-re-te-jo
a-*56-da-ro
a-te-re-wi-ja
a-*56-no
a-te-we
a-*64-ja
a-ti-ja
a-*64-ja-o
a-ti-ja(-jo?)
a-*64-jo
a-ti-ke-ne-ja
a-*65-ma
a-ti-mi-te
a-*65-ma-na-ke
a-to-mo
a-*65-na
a-to-po-qo
a-*79
a-to-re-u
a-*85-*66
a-tu-ko
a2-di-je-u
a-tu2-ka
a2-e-ta
a2-ka-a2-ki-ri-jo
de-de-me-na
a2-ke-te-re
de-di-ku-ja
a2-nu-me-no
de-do-me-na
a2-ra-tu-a
de-do-wa-re-we
a2-ra-tu-wa
de-ka-sa-to
a2-ro-u-do-pi
de-ke-se-u
a2-ru-wo-te
de-ki-si-wo
a2-te-ro
de-ku-tu-wo-ko
a4-ke-i-ja-te-we
de-ma-si
de-me-o-te
da-da-re-jo-de
de-mi-ni-a
da-i-ja-ke-re-u
de-qo-no
da-i-qo-ta
de-re-u-ko
da-i-ta-ra-ro
de-so-mo
da-ko-ro
de-u-ka-ri-jo
da-ko-ro-i
de-u-ki-jo-jo
da-ma-te
de-we-ro-
da-mi-ni-jo
de-we-ro-a3-ko-ra-i-ja
da-mo
di-da-ka-re
da-mo-ko-ro
di-do-si
da-nwa
di-ka-ta-de
da-pu2-ra
di-ka-ta-jo
da-pu2-ra-zo
di-ko-na-re-ja
da-pu2-ri-to-jo
di-ko-na-ro
da-ra-ko
di-pa
da-ra-mu-ro
di-pa-e
da-ro
di-pi-se-wi-jo
da-ru-*56
di-pi-si-ja
da-ta-ja-ro
di-pi-si-je-wi-jo
da-to-re-u
di-pi-si-jo
da-to-ro
di-pi-si-jo-i
da-u-da-ro
di-pte-ra
da-we-u-pi
di-pte-ra-po-ro
da-wi-ja
di-ri-mi-jo
da-wi-jo
di-ri-ne-wo
da-wo
di-ro
da-*22-ti-ja
di-u-ja
da-*22-ti-jo
di-u-ja-jo
da-*22-to
di-u-ja-wo
da-*83-ja
di-u-jo
da-*83-ja-de
di-we
da-*83-jo
di-wi-ja
di-wi-jo
du-ta-so
di-wi-ja-jo-de
du-wo
di-wi-ja-me-ro
du-wo-jo-jo
di-wi-ja-ta
du-wo-u-pi
di-wi-ja-wo
du-wo-we
di-wi-je-ja
dwo
di-wi-je-u
dwo-jo
di-wi-je-we
di-wi-jo
e-da-e-u
di-wi-jo-de
e-da-e-wo
di-wi-jo-jo
e-do-mo-ne-u
di-wo
e-do-mo-ne-we
di-wo-i-je-we
e-e-ro-pa-jo-qe-wo
di-wo-ni-so-jo
e-e-si
di-wo-pu-ka-ta
e-ka-ma-pi
di-*65-pa-ta
e-ka-ma-te
do-de
e-ka-ra
do-e-ra
e-ka-ra-e-we
do-e-ro
e-ke
do-e-ro-i
e-ke-e
do-ka-ma-i
e-ke-da-mo
do-ki
e-ke-jo-to
do-po-ta
e-ke-nu-wo
do-qe-ja
e-ke-me-de
do-qe-u
e-ke-ra-2wo
do-ra
e-ke-ra2-wo-ne
do-re-we
e-ke-ro
do-ri-je-we
e-ke-ro-qo-no
do-ro-me-u
e-ke-si
do-se
e-ke-to-wo
do-so
e-ki-no
do-so-mo
e-ki-no-jo
do-ti-ja
e-ko
do-we-jo
e-ko-me-na-ta-o
do-we-wo
e-ko-me-ne-u
du-ma
e-ko-me-no
du-ma-te
e-ko-si
du-ni-jo
e-ko-so
du-ni-jo-jo
e-ko-so-no
du-re-u
e-ko-so-wo-ko
du-ro
e-ko-te
du-ru-to-mo
e-ko-to
e-ku-se-we
e-qe-si-jo
e-ma-a2
e-qe-si-ja
e-me
e-qe-ta
e-me-de
e-qe-ta-e
e-me-si-jo-jo
e-qe-ta-i
e-mi-to
e-qi-si-jo
e-na-po-ro
e-ra
e-ne-e-si
e-ra-ja
e-ne-ka
e-ra-pe-me-na
e-ne-ke-se-u
e-ra-pi-ja
e-ne-me-na
e-ra-(pi-)ja-o
e-ne-re-ja
e-ra-po-
e-ne-ro
e-ra-po-ri-me-ne
e-ne-si-da-o-ne
e-ra-ta-ra
e-ne-wo
e-ra-te-i
e-ne-wo-pe-za
e-ra-te-i-jo
e-ni-pa-te-we
e-ra-te-re-wa-o
e-ni-qe
e-ra-te-re-wa-pi
e-nu-wa-ri-jo
e-ra-te-re-we
e-nwa-ri-jo
e-ra-to
e-o
e-ra-to-de
e-o-te-u
e-ra-wo
e-pa-re
e-ra3-wo
e-pe-ke-u
e-re-dwo-e
e-pi
e-re-e
e-pi-ja-ko-ro
e-re-i
e-pi-ja-ta
e-re-e-u
e-pi-ki-to-ni-ja
e-re-e-we
e-pi-ko-wo
e-re-e-wo
e-pi-u-ru-te-we
e-re-mo
e-pi-we-ti-ri-jo
e-re-pa
e-pi-zo-ta
e-re-pa-te
e-pi-*65-ko
e-re-pa-te-ja-pi
e-po
e-re-pa-te-o
e-po-me-ne-u
e-re-pa-to
e-po-me-ne-we
e-re-ta
e-po-mi-jo
e-re-ta-o
e-po-wi-ja
e-re-u-te-ra
e-po-wo-ke
e-re-u-te-re
e-qa-ro
e-re-u-te-ro
e-qe-a-o
e-re-u-te-ro-se
e-qe-o
e-re-u-ti-ja
e-ri-ka
e-to
e-ri-ka-we-e
e-to-ki-ja
e-ri-ke-re-we
e-to-ni-jo
e-ri-ko-wo
e-to-ro-qa-ta
e-ri-no-wo
e-to-wo-ko
e-ri-no-wo-te
e-u-da-mo
e-ri-no-wo-to
e-u-de-we-ro
e-ri-nu
e-u-do-no
e-ri-nu-we
e-u-ke-to
e-ri-ta
e-u-ko-me-no
e-ri-*19
e-u-me-de
e-ro-ma-to
e-u-me-ne
e-ro-pa-jo
e-u-me-ta
e-ro-pa-ke-ja
e-u-na-wo
e-ro-pa-ke-ta
e-u-mo
e-ro-pa-ke-u
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ra-ke-da-mi-ni-jo
qa-*83-to
ra-ke-u
qe-da-do-ro
ra-ku-
qe-ja-me-no
ra-ku-ro
qe-qi-no-me-no
ra-ku-ro-jo
qe-ra
ra-mi-ni-ja
qe-ra-di-ri-jo
ra-na-ko
qe-ra-na
ra-pa-sa-ko
qe-ra-si-ja
ra-pa-do
qe-re-ma-o
ra-pa-to
qe-re-me-ne-u
ra-pi-ti-ra2
qe-re-qo-ta
ra-pte
qe-re-qo-ta-o
ra-pte-re
qe-re-ti-ri-jo
ra-pte-ri-ja
ra-qi-ti-ra2
re-wo-te-jo
ra-su-ra
re-wo-te-re-jo
ra-su-ro
ri-jo
ra-su-ti-jo
ri-jo-de
ra-ti-jo
ri-jo-ni-ja
ra-to
ri-jo-no
ra-u-ra-ta
ri-me-ne
ra-u-ra-ti-ja
ri-na-ko-ro
ra-u-ra-ti-jo
ri-ne-ja
ra-wa-ke-ja
ri-no
ra-wa-ke-si-ja
ri-ta
ra-wa-ke-si-ja-jo
ri-twa-ta-o
ra-wa-ke-si-jo
ri-u-no
ra-wa-ke-si-jo-jo
ri-wa2-ta-o
ra-wa-ke-ta
ri-*65-no
ra-wa-mo
ri-*82-ta-o
ra-wa-ra-ta
ro-i-ko
ra-wa-ra-ta2
ro-ko
ra-wa-ra-ti-ja
ro-o-wa
ra-wa-ra-ti-jo
ro-to-qa
ra-wa-ra-*66
ro-u-si-je-wi-ja
ra-wo
ro-u-si-jo
ra-wo-do-ko
ro-u-so
ra-wo-qo-no
ru-ke-wo-wo-wi-ja
ra4-da-de
ru-ki-ti-jo
ra4-so-de
ru-ki-to
ra4-ti-jo
ru-ko-ro
re-di-na-to-mo
ru-ko-u-ro
re-ke-e-to-ro-te-ri-jo
ru-ko-wo-ro
re-ke-to-ro-te-ri-jo
ru-o-si-je-wi-ja
re-pe-u-ri-jo
ru-na-so
re-po-to
ru-ra-ta(-e)
re-po-we
ru-ro
re-qa-se-wo
ru-we-ta
re-u-ko
ru-*56-ra-so
re-u-ko-nu-ka
ru-*83
re-u-ko-o-pu2-ru
ru-*83-e
re-u-ko-ro-
ru-*83-o
re-u-ko-ro-o-pu2-ru
re-u-ko-to-ro
sa-ke-re-u
re-wo
sa-ke-re-we
re-wo-pi
sa-ke-re-wo
sa-ma-ra
su-ra-te
sa-ma-ri-wa
su-ri-mo
sa-pa
su-ro
sa-pa-ke-te-ri-ja
su-ro-no
sa-pi-de
su-we-ro-wi-jo
sa-pi-ti-ne-we-jo
su-za
sa-ra-pe-da
sa-ri-no-te
ta-de-so
sa-ri-nu-wo-te
ta-di-*22-so
sa-ri-qo-ro
ta-mi-je-u
sa-sa-ma
ta-ni-ko
sa-u-ri-jo
ta-pa
sa-*65
ta-pa-e-o-te
se-me-tu-ro
ta-pa-no
se-re-mo-
ta-pe-ro
se-re-mo-ka-ra-a-pi
ta-ra-ma-ta
se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-i
ta-ra-ma-ta-
se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-re
ta-ra-mi-ka
se-ri-no-
ta-ra-nu
se-ri-no-wo-te
ta-ra-nu-we
se-to-i-ja
ta-ra-si-ja
si-a2-ro
ta-ra-to
si-ja-du-we
ta-ra2-to
si-ja-ma
ta-re-u
si-ja-ma-ta
ta-su
si-ma
ta-ta-ke-u
si-ma-ko
ta-te-re
si-mi-te-u
ta-ti-qo-we-u
si-no-u-ro
ta-ti-qo-we-wo
si-pe-we
ta-to
si-ra-ri-ja
ta-to-mo
si-ra-ro
ta-u-pa-du-we
si-ri-jo(-jo)
ta-u-pa-me-we
si-to-ko-wo
ta-u-po-no
si-to-po-ti-ni-ja
ta-u-ro
so-u-ro
ta-*22-de-so
so-we-no
ta-*49-ro
su-di-ni-ko
te-i-ja
su-ki-ri-ta
te-ke
su-qo-ta
te-ko-to-a-pe
su-qo-ta-o
te-ko-to-ne
su-ra-se
te-ko-to-na-pe
te-me-no
ti-mi-to
te-me-u
ti-mi-to-a-ke-e
te-mi-de-we-te
ti-mi-to-a-ke-i
te-mi-dwe
ti-nwa-si-ja
te-mi-dwe-ta
ti-nwa-si-jo
te-mi-dwe-te
ti-nwa-ti-ja-o
te-mi-ti-ja
ti-qa-jo
te-mi-*71-te
ti-ri-ja
te-o
ti-ri-jo-we
te-o-i
ti-ri-o-we
te-o-jo
ti-ri-o-we-e
te-o-do-ra
ti-ri-po
te-o-po-ri-a
ti-ri-po-de
te-pa-i
ti-ri-po-di-ko
te-pe-ja
ti-ri-se-ro
te-pe-u
ti-ri-si
te-po-se-u
ti-ri-to
te-qa-ja
to-e
te-qa-de
to-jo
te-ra-u-re-o
to-ke-u
te-ra-wo
to-ko-do-mo
te-re-do
to-ko-so-ta
te-re-ja-e
to-ko-so-wo-ko
te-re-ne-we
to-ma-ko
te-re-ne-wi-ja
to-me
te-re-ta
to-mi-ka
te-re-ta-o
to-ni-ja
te-re-te-u
to-no
te-re-te-we
to-no-e-ke-te-ri-jo
te-ru-ro
to-pe-za
te-se-u
to-pe-zo
te-te-u
to-qa
te-te-re-u
to-qi-
te-tu-ku-wo-a
to-qi-de
te-tu-ku-wo-a2
to-qi-de-ja
te-tu-ru-we
to-qi-de-jo
te-u-ke-pi
to-qi-de-we-sa
te-u-ta-ko-ro
to-ra-ka
te-u-to
to-ra-ke
te-wo
to-ri-jo
ti-mi-nu-we
to-ro-no-
ti-mi-ti-ja
to-ro-no-wo-ko
to-ro-qa
tu-ru-pte-ri-ja
to-sa
tu-ru-we-u
to-sa-de
tu-si-je-u
to-si-ta
tu-ti-je-u
to-so
tu-to
to-so-de
tu-we-a
to-so-jo
tu-we-ta
to-so-ne
tu-wo
to-so-pa
tu-*49-mi
to-te-u
tu-*56-da-ro
to-te-we-ja-se-we
twa-de
to-ti-ja
tu2-ka-te-re
to-to
tu2-ke-ja
to-u-ka
tu2-ki-no-o
to-wa
tu2-to
to-wa-no
to-wa-no-re
u-do-no-o-i
to-wa-te-u
u-do-ro
to-ze-u
-u-du-ro
tu-ka-na
u-du-ru-wo
tu-qa-ni-ja-so
u-jo-na
tu-ka-ta-si
u-ka-jo
tu-ke-ne-u
u-me-ta-qe-a-po
tu-ka-te
u-pa-ra-ki-ri-ja
tu-ka-te-re
u-pa-ra-ko-ra-i-ja
tu-ka-to-si
u-pi-
tu-ke-ne-u
u-pi-ja-ki-ri-jo
tu-ma-i-ta
u-po
tu-ma-ko
u-po-jo
tu-me-ne-wo
u-po-di-no
tu-na-no
u-po-ra-ki-ri-ja
tu-na-*52
u-ra-jo
tu-ni-ja
u-ra-mo-no
tu-ra-te-u
u-ra-*86
tu-ra-te-u-si
u-re-u
tu-ra-te-we
u-ro2
tu-ri-ja-ti
u-ru-pi-ja-jo
tu-ri-jo
u-ru-pi-ja-jo-jo
tu-ri-si-ja
-u-ru-to
tu-ri-si-jo
u-ta-ni-jo
tu-ri-so
u-wa-mi-ja
tu-ro2
u-wa-si
u-wa-si-jo
wa-wo-u-de
u-wa-ta
wa-*86-re
u-wo-qe-ne
wa-*89-a
u-wo-qe-we
we-a-re-ja
we-a-re-jo
wa-a2-ta
we-a2-no
wa-a2-te-pi
we-a2-no-i
wa-a2-te-u-pi
we-a-re-jo
wa-a2-te-we
we-a-re-pe
wa-de
we-a2-re-jo
wa-de-o
we-de-ne-u
wa-di-re-we
we-da-ne-we
wa-du-ri-jo
we-da-ne-wo
wa-na-ka
we-de-
wa-na-ka-te
we-e-wi-ja
wa-na-ka-te-ra
we-ja-re-pe
wa-na-ka-te-ro
we-je-ke-a2
wa-na-ka-to
we-je-ke-e
wa-na-sa
we-je-we
wa-na-se-wi-ja
we-pe-za
wa-na-se-wi-jo
we-ra-te-ja
wa-na-si-ja-ke
we-re-ke
wa-na-so
we-re-ne-ja
wa-na-so-i
we-re-we
wa-na-ta-jo
we-te-i-we-te-i
wa-na-ta-jo-jo
we-te-re-u
wa-ni-ko
we-to
wa-no
we-u-da-ne-we
wa-no-jo
we-wa-do-ro
wa-no-so-i
we-we-e-a
wa-pa-ro-jo
we-we-si-jo-jo
wa-ra-ki-no
wi-de
wa-ra-pi-si-
wi-do-wo-i-jo
wa-ra-pi-si-ro
wi-du-ro
wa-ra-wi-ta
wi-du-wa-ko
wa-ru-wo-qo
wi-du-wo-i-jo
wa-te-u
wi-dwo-i-jo
wa-to
wi-ja-da-ra
wa-tu
wi-ja-te-we
wa-tu-o
wi-ja-te-wo
wa-tu-o-ko
wi-ja-we-ra2
wa-tu-wa-o-ko
wi-jo-ka-de
wi-na-jo
wo-zo-te
wi-nu-ri-jo
wo-*65-ro
wi-pi-no-o
wo-*79
wi-ri-ne-jo
wo-*82-ni-jo
wi-ri-ne-o
wi-ri-ne-we
za-e-to-ro
wi-ri-ni-jo
za-ku-si-jo
wi-ri-no
za-ma-e-wi-ja
wi-ri-za
za-we-te
wi-so-wo-
za-we-te-ro
wi-so-wo-pa-na
ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na
wi-su-ro
ze-pu2-ra
wi-tu-ri-jo
ze-pu2-ra3
wi-*65-te-u
ze-pu2-ro
wi-*90-i-jo
ze-so-me-no
wo-de-wi-jo
ze-u-ke-si
wo-di-jo
ze-u-ke-u-si
wo-do-we
ze-u-ko
wo-jo
-zo-ko
wo-i-ko-de
zo-wa
wo-ka
zo-wi-jo
wo-ko-de
wo-ne-we
*18-to-no
wo-no
wo-no-qe-wa
*22-ja-ro
wo-no-qe-we
*22-ja-to
wo-no-qo-so
*22-ri-ta-ro
wo-qe-we
wo-ra-we-sa
*34-ke-ja
wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo
*34-ke-te-si
wo-ro-ma-ta
*34-ke-u
wo-ro-ne-ja
*34-te
wo-tu-wa-ne
*34- to-pi
wo-wa2-ni-jo
*34-zo
wo-we-u
wo-wo
*35-ka-te-re
wo-ze
*35-ke-ja
wo-ze-e
*35-ki-no-o
wo-zo
*35-to
wo-zo-e
wo-zo-me-na
*47-da-de
wo-zo-me-no
*47-ku-to-de
*47-so-de
*85-to-a3-ta
*47-so-i
*85-to-jo
*47-ti-jo
*85-to-te-qa-jo
*85-to-*34-ta-ra
*49-sa-ro
*85-u-te
*49-wo
*85-wi-ja-to
*56-du-nu-ka
[X]-me-jo-i
*56-i-ti
[X]pi-ro-qe-mo
*56-ko-we
*56-ko-we-e
*56-ko-we-i
*56-ko-we-i-ja
*56-ko-we-i-jo
*56-ni-sa-ta
*56-po-so
*56-ra-ku-ja
*56-ri-to
*56-ro2
*56-ti
*85-de-pi 90
*85-de-we-sa
*85-ja-to
*85-ke-i-ja
*85-ke-i-ja-te-we
*85-ke-wa
*85-ri-jo
*85-ri-mo-de
*85-ro
*85-ta-mo
*85-ta2
*85-te
*85-te-ra
*85-to-a2-ta
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[http://campus.usal.es/~revistas_trabajo/index.php/0544-3733/article/viewFile/2565/2606]
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PYLIAN STATE, by John Bennet
[http://www2.ulg.ac.be/archgrec/IMG/aegeum/aegaeum12(pdf)/Bennet.pdf]
THE TWO PROVINCES OF PYLOS, by JOHN CHADWICK

Slavery and Dependent personel in the Linear B Archives of mainland Greece (CHAPTER 5
ANALYSIS OF THE LINEAR B TABLETS OF PYLOS), by Kalliopi Efkleidou
[http://etd.ohiolink.edu/send-pdf.cgi/EFKLEIDOU%20KALLIOPI.pdf?ucin1099923171]
The significance of Mycenaean words relating to meals, meal rituals, and food, by Thomas G. PALAIMA
[www.utexas.edu/cola/files/436355]
CORPUS
OF
ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES
Lydian
ak=it n[qis] es mru buk es vna buk esa
Whoever harms this stele this grave chamber or these
laqirisa ak=t=in nqis qel=k fns ifid fak=m
walls or whoever harms any part of the grave will
artmu
be punished by Artemis
esn taacn timle brdunlis fncal lef=t faa raval
Timles, son of Brduns, made this stele. It is Zeus to
ak=m [ ]aa bill ak=m lef sarta
whom he offered the fata-and he made an asa- =

altar for him. Zeus is his protector.
Lydian corpus
[http://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/etcs/anatol/lydian/lydco.htm]
Lydian: Late Hittite or Neo- Luwian?
[http://www.uibk.ac.at/sprachen-literaturen/sprawi/pdf/Hajnal/vortrag_lydisch_engl.pdf]
Greco-Lydian Bilingual from Sardis
Nana Bakivalis Artimu

(From) Nannas, son of Dionysus, to Artemis.
es taa[c] Ata[i?]
Bartara ora[k?]it
This column? for Atana?

Bartaras erected
LYDIAN INSCRIPTIONS Gottingen, March 1916. E. LITTMAXX

[http://ia600304.us.archive.org/4/items/lydianinscriptio00littuoft/lydianinscriptio00littuoft.pdf]
Words for comparison
Divi (God)
Divei (dative of Zeus)
labrus (axe)
Labrys (= axe)
laqrisa (wall)
larissa (= acropolis)
ora (month)
ora (= hour)
Sfard (Sardis)
Sardeis (capital of Lydia)
Lydian dictionary
[http://indoeuro.bizland.com/project/glossary/lydi.html]
Lycian
Lycian Scripture by George E. Bean

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LycianScripture_GeorgeEBean.jpg]
From the Letoon trilingual (Lycian text)

1. ke trmmis xssarapazate pigesere katamlah
. When Pixodarus, the son of Hecatomnus, became
tideimi:
satrap (xssarapazate) of Lycia (trmmis),
2. snetepddhad trmmile pddnehmmis ijeru
2. he appointed as rulers of Lycia Hieron (ijeru) and
senatrbbejmi: se(j)arna: asaxlazu:
Apollodotos (natrbbejmi), and as governor
erttimeli:
(asaxlazu) of Xanthus, Artemelis (erttimeli).
3. mehtitubed: arus: se(j)epewtlmmi: arni:
3. The citizens (arus) and the Xanthian neighboring
4. mmait: kumezij : xtawati:
residents decided
xbidni:
4. to establish an altar to the Kaunian Ruler and the
se(j)arKKazuma: xtawati:
King Arkesimas
5. snait: kumazu: mahna: ebette: eseimiju:
5. and they chose as priest Simias, the son of
qturahah: tideimi:
Kondorasis
6. sede: eseimijaje: xuwatiti:
6. and whoever is closest to Simias
7. seipijt: araw:
7. and they granted him exemption (araw)
8. ehbij: esiti:
8. from taxes.
Letoon trilingual Wikipedia

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letoon_trilingual]
Worlds for comparison
idzzala
Eidasalas
mi[zu]
Mesos
ekatamla
Ekatomnas
zisqqa
Seskos
ikkwem[i]
Endyomis
xpparama
Kparamo?
mula
Molas
Lycian Corpus by H. Craig Melchert

[http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/people/Melchert/webpage/lyciancorpus.pdf]
Letoon trilingual by H. Craig Melchert
[http://www.achemenet.com/pdf/lyciens/letoon.pdf]
Tyrrhenian (Etruscan)
the Lemnos stele

[http://www.carolandray.plus.com/Eteocretan/Lemnian.html]
The Lemnos stele
front:
A. . hulaie nau iai
side:
A.2. mara mav
B.1. hulaiei ukiasiale erunai evisu tuveruna
A.3. sialvei avi
(forty years)
A.4. evisu erunai
B.2. rum haraliu ivai epteiu arai ti uke

B.3. ivai avi sialvi maram avi aumai
A.5. ivai
A.6. aker tavariu
A.7. vanalasial erunai murinail
Lemnian language, Wikipedia

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemnos_stele]
The Pyrgi tablets (Etruscan text)
First plate:
Second plate:
Ita tmia icac heramava vatiee Unial-Astres,
Nac efarie Veliiunas amuce cleva etunal Masan
emiasa me uta.
tiur, Unias elace.
That temple and these Hermes idols are dedicated to
When Tiberius Velianas had built the statue of the
Uni-Astre, built by the clanspeople.
sanctuary [in] the month of Masan, Uni was pleased.
efariei Velianas sal cluvenias turuce.
Vacal tmial avilval amuce pulumva snuia.
Tiberius Velianas the pleasing 134edicule has given.
The votives of the temple yearly have been as
Munistas uvas tameresca ilacve tulerase.
numerous as the stars.
That burial of his own by these priests with idols was

encircled.
Nac ci avil urvar, teiameitale, ilacve alase.
For three years [in the month of] Churvar, with Her
burnt offerings, with idols [it was] buried.
Nac atranes zilacal, seleitala acnavers.
During the reign of the chief, in Her hand [he] would
be brought forth (ie: Uni-Astre gave him authority to
rule).
Itanim heramve, avil eniaca pulumva.
And with these Hermes idols, the year(s) shall endure
as the stars.
Pyrgi Tablets, Wikipedia
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrgi_Tablets]

ukiasi
Phokaieus (Phocaean)
Hulaie
Ylaios
herama
Hermaion (of Hermes)
Nethuns
Poseidon (Neptune)
Turan
T/
yrreinios (Tyrrenian)
Atunis
Adonis
Phrygian
Midas monument commemorative

[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17328/17328-h/v8b.htm#image-0016]
Inscription: 1a (On the top left of the previous photo)

ates : arkiaevais : akenanogavos : midai : lavagtaei : vanaktei : edaes
F F F F
tes, son of Arkias, nobleman, to Midas, lafagetas, wanax dedicated (?)
Inscription: 1b
baba : memevais : proitavos : kFiyanaveyos : sikeneman : edaes
: F : F : JFJ : :
Inscription: 5
apelan [] mekastevano[
[] F[
TITUS Phrygian Corpus
[http://titus.fkidg1.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/etcs/phrygian/phryg.htm]

Midai
Midai (dat. of Midas)
lavagtaei
lafagetai (dat. of lafagetas)
vanaktei
vanaktei (dat. of vanax)
anar
aner (man)
Apelan
Apollon (Apollo)
bekos
vekos (bread)
matar
mater (mother)
knaika
>
wyne> wynaika (woman)
Palaeolexicon
[http://www.palaeolexicon.com/default.aspx?static=14&Language_ID=2]
Carian
The Kaunos bilingual

[http://www.flickr.com/photos/damiavos/5102173948/]

kbidn/kbdyn
[]/[
Kauniois/Kaunion
(Kaunos)
i[]ini
Ipposthenous
(Ipposthenes)
ni[]lan
Nikoklean
(Nikokles)
lysiklas[ / lys[]an
Lysikleous/ Lysiclean
(Lysikles/Lysikleus)
lysikratas[
[]
Lysikratous
(Lysikrates)
otonosn
[]
Athenaion
The Carian language By Ignacio-Javier Adiego Lajara

[http://books.google.gr/books?id=alQqw2IxJO0C&pg=PA202&lpg=PA202&dq=the+kaunos+bilingual&source=bl
&ots=jlVtyouhDe&sig=mgkWRl5X0KIyil4PPgtJEKBNS3E&hl=en&ei=b23UTa3hAc26hAfew6iaAQ&sa=X&oi=
book_result&ct=result&resnum=6&ved=0CDgQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=the%20kaunos%20bilingual&f=false]
Phoenician
Greek/Phoenician bilingual
[http://www.flavinscorner.com/2script.htm]
Late Punic inscription (not the previous photo):
Greek alphabet text:

Reconstructed Neo-Punic script counterpart (by Igor Diakonoff):

ldn lbl mn
wlrbtn tnt pn bl
ndr S. bn Z.
m kl brk
Translation:
To the master Baal Hammon and
to our mistress Tanit, the face of Baal,
[the thing] which consecrated Sosipatius, son
of Zopyrus. He heard his voice and blessed him.
Phoenician language Wikipedia
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenician_language]
Eteocypriot
Eteocypriot myth and Amathusian reality

[http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/00/14/52/PDF/TPMyth.pdf]
The Amathus bilingual
Eteocypriot:
1: a-na ma-to-ri u-mi-e-s[a]-I mu-ku-la-I la-sa-na
a-ri-si-to-no-se a-ra-to-wa-na-ka-so-ko-o-se
Greek:
2: ke-ra-ke-re-tu-lo-se ta-ka-na-[?-?]-so-ti
a-lo ka-i-li-po-ti
4:
1: Ana mator-i um-iesa-i Mukula-i Lasana

Ariston-ose Artowanaksoko-ose
2: kera keretul-ose. Ta kana (kuno) sot-i, ail-o
kail-i pot-i.
Translation:
The city of the Amathusians, to Ariston (son of) Aristonax, nobleman.
or (Cyrus Gordon translation)
The city of the Amathusans (honored) the noble Ariston (son) of Aristonax.
Eteocypriot language Wikipedia

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eteocypriot_language]
Eteocretan
Dreros inscription
[http://www.carolandray.plus.com/Eteocretan/Dreros1.html]
The Dreros inscription

Direction of writing
Transcription
In standard Greek script
In modern Roman script
--.F
--.rmaw et isalabre komn
--. vac.
--.d|men|inai|isaluria|lmo vac.
--...F
--..tonturonma.oaoiewad
.....--
eturo... una.oa.en--
----
--matritaia--
For a possible translation see the following link: Dreros #1

[http://www.carolandray.plus.com/Eteocretan/Dreros1.html]
The epioi inscription (it may be fake)
The epioi inscription

[http://www.korenine.si/zborniki/zbornik07/serafimov_epioi07.pdf]
Transcription
(in Greek letters)
(in Latin letters)
EIOI ZHAN ENET AP IFAI
EPIOI ZETHANTHE ENETE PAR SIFAI
Translation:
Here lie (are buried) Eneti most noble ones.
Regarding the previous translation see: TRANSLATION OF ETEOCRETAN EPIOI INSCRIPTION,

by Pavel Serafimov
[http://www.korenine.si/zborniki/zbornik07/serafimov_epioi07.pdf]
MAPS
OF
LANGUAGE TREES
AND
GENETIC TRACES
Figure 1. Geographical distribution and isochrones of haplogroup R1b1b2

during the spread of early farming in Europe
Fig 2. Neolithic expansion in Europe

according to the Anatolian theory
Fig 3. Neolithic expansion of Semitic languages

and inferred dispersals
Fig 4. Language tree divergence of Indo-European languages
Fig 5. Phylogeny of Semitic languages
Fig . A Predominantly Neolithic Origin for European Paternal Lineages, Patricia Balaresque et al
[http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pbio.1000285;jsessionid=1B48C0E051CE
522B5AE1B997DE6909EB.ambra02]
Fig 2. Anatolian hypothesis, Wikipedia

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatolian_hypothesis]
Fig 3. Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of Semitic languages identifies an Early Bronze Age origin of Semitic in the
Near East, Andrew Kitchen
[http://mathildasanthropologyblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/rspb20090408.pdf]
Fig 4. Language-tree divergence times support the Anatolian theory of Indo-European origin, Russell D. Gray &
Quentin D. Atkinson
[http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v426/n6965/abs/nature02029.html]
Fig 5. Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of Semitic languages identifies an Early Bronze Age origin of Semitic in the
Near East, Andrew Kitchen (same as Fig 3.)
[http://mathildasanthropologyblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/rspb20090408.pdf]
email: christselentis@gmail.com
Last revised:3/15/2012, Chris Tselentis, Athens, Greece.

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Map of Mycenaean Greece

Spelling and pronunciation

the word even respectively). The syllabogram

can both represent /,/ /,/ and // (/ka,/

/gha,/ /ha/ respectively).

About the lexicon

Special Linear B fonts were downloaded from the following site:

coastal (see also

used for communal

purposes (see also

without land (see

just delivered? (see

from day to day,

(to the) workshop

>(of stones) laid

with the grain

Aneuthen/Aneutei place name

(see opp. onaton)

(table) with legs

head- band, tiara/

better (neut., plur.)

(see also talansia)

kind of pot (jug)

pipe (> musical

(gem)/with wavelike patterns

(of the) labyrinth

not, on the other

they who build

must (of wine)

at the place of the

epithet of god Zeus

leather hide (>

gods name (god

two day period

priest of god Zeus

title (see also

(see also dwo)

with two ears,

they are included

having (see also

(related to) god

(table) with nine

place name (=port

provided with eti?

place name (see

(with deer on both

(they who are)

particle (see also

related to) garden

place name (see

kind of pot (stirrup

(made of) nut- tree

to ktoina= plot; see

horn (implying the

ethnic name (fem.)

terebinth tree (see

(see also qo-wija)

like a korfa (see

young woman, girl

ethnic name (of

kind of pot (tripod

made from ebony/