๐”‘ฎ๐”—”

Luwian

Alternative forms

  • ๐”‘ฎ๐”—† (EQUUS-saโ‚„) (hieroglyphic)
  • ๐”‘ฎ๐”–ญ (EQUUS-saโ‚ˆ) (hieroglyphic)

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *hโ‚รฉแธฑwos.

Noun

๐”‘ฎ๐”—” (EQUUS-sa)

  1. horse

Inflection

  • (nominative singular): ๐”‘ฎ๐”—” (EQUUS-sa)
  • (accusative singular): ๐”‘ฎ๐”—ต (EQUUS-sรน), ๐”‘ฎ๐”“๐”—ต (EQUUSรก-sรน)
  • (dative/locative singular): ๐”‘ฎ๐”“๐”—ต๐”—ฌ (EQUUSรก-sรน-wa/i), ๐”‘ฎ๐”“๐”—ต๐”“ (EQUUSรก-sรน-wรก/รญ)
  • (ablative/instrumental singular): ๐”‘ฎ๐”—ฌ๐”‘ฃ (EQUUS-wa/i-ti), ๐”‘ฎ๐”‘ฃ (EQUUS-ti)
  • (nominative plural): ๐”‘ฎ๐”–ฉ (EQUUS-zi/a)
  • (dative/locative plural): ๐”‘ฎ๐”“๐”—ต๐”—ฌ๐”–ช (EQUUSรก-sรน-wa/i-za)

Further reading

  • Kloekhorst, Alwin (2008) Etymological Dictionary of the Hittite Inherited Lexicon (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 5), Leiden, Boston: Brill, โ†’ISBN, pages 237-239
  • Olav Hackstein, Jared L. Miller & Elisabeth Rieken, editors (2017โ€“), Digital Philological-Etymological Dictionary of the Minor Ancient Anatolian Corpus Languages (eDiAna)โ€Ž[1], Mรผnchen & Marburg
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