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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 *38 (-e) can both represent /η/and /ε/ (as the first and the second /e/ in the word ‘even’ respectively). The syllabogram *77 (-ka) can both represent /κα,/ /γα,/ and /χα/ (/ka,/ /gha,/ /ha/ respectively).
It does not distinguish between /ρ/ and /λ/ (/r/ and /l/ respectively). For example, ‘ti-ri-po’= ‘tripous’ but ‘tu-ri-so’= ‘Tylisos.’
The w-series represent the lost letter /F/ (digamma). It is pronounced as /β/ or /φ/ (/v/ or /f/ respectively). In modern Greek it is usually expressed with a ‘consonantal’ /u/. For example, ‘αυγό’= ‘avgo’ but ‘αυτός’= ‘aftos.’
The q-series represent the lost letter /q/ (qoppa). It could sound like /κF/ or /γF/ (/kF/ or /gF/ respectively) but it evolved as /κ,/ /π,/ /τ/ (/k,/ /p,/ /t/ respectively) voiced or unvoiced. For example, ‘i-qo’=> ‘ίπ(π)ος’= ‘ip(p)os,’ ‘qa-si-re-u’=> ‘βασιλεύς’= ‘vasileus,’ ‘qe’=> ‘τε/γε’= (‘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-to-ro-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/> /η/ and neutrals end in /on/. This holds for the nominative. Verbs end in /-mi/ and /ω/ (in the active voice) or /-mai/ (in the passive voice). Examples:
wa-na-ka ra-wa-ke-ta i-je-re-u |
Fάνακς (Fάναξ) λαFαγέτας ιερεύς |
vanaks (wanax) lafagetas iereus |
(nominative) |
wa-na-ka-to ra-wa-ke-ta-o i-je-re-wo |
Fάνακτος λαFαγέταο ιερέFος |
vanaktos lafagetao ierevos |
(accusative) |
wa-na-ka-te ra-wa-ke-ta(-i) i-je-re-we |
Fανάκτει λαFαγέται ιερέFει |
vanaktei lafagetai ierevei |
(dative) |
e-u-ke-to e-ke |
εύχετοι (εύχομαι) έχει (έχω) |
euhetoi (euhomai) ehei (eho) |
(3rd sing.) |
di-do-si e-e-si pa-si |
δίδονσι (δίδω) έενσι (ειμί) φασί(ν) (φημί) | didonsi (dido) eensi (eimi) fasi(n) (fami>feimi) |
(3rd plur.) |
a-ra-ru-ja de-do-me-na e-o e-ko-te |
αραρυία δεδομένα εών έχοντες |
araryia dedomena eon ehontes |
(participle) |
e-ke-e e-re-e |
έχεεν ερέεν (>ερέττω) |
eheen (eimi) ereen (>eretto) |
(infinitive) |
me-zo me-wi-jo a-ro2(-jo) |
μέζων/μέζος (>μείζων) μεFίων/μεFίος (>μείων) αρίων/αρίος |
mezon/mezos (>meizon) mevion/mevios (>meion) arion/arios |
(nom. singular) |
me-zo-e me-wi-jo-e a-ro2-e |
μέζοες (>μείζονες) μεFίoες (>μείονες) αρίοες (>αρίονες) |
mezoes (>meizones) mevioes (>meiones) arioes (>ariones) |
(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 haven’t 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’= ‘χαλκός’ (‘halkos’) and not ‘khalkos,’ because the corresponding letter /χ/ is a simple consonant. Finally, I have kept some conventions concerning ‘common cases,’ for example, ‘po-ro-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.
LEXICON
Transliteration (Latin) | Pronunciation (Greek) | Pronunciation (English) | Translation (English) |
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a-da-ma-o | Αδάμαο (Αδάμας) |
Adamao (Adamas) |
personal name |
a-da-me-we | ΑδαμέFει(ς) (Αδαμεύς) |
Adamevei(s) (Adameus) |
personal name |
a-da-ra-ti-jo | Αδράστιος | Adrastios | personal name |
a-de-te/ a-de-te-re |
ανδετήρ/ ανδετήρες |
andeter/ andeteres |
binder (>άνδημα= head- band) |
a-di-nwa-ta | ΑδινFάτας | Adinfatas | personal name |
a-di-ri-ja-pi/ a-di-ri-ja-te/ a-di-ri-jo |
ανδρίαφι/ ανδριάντει/ ανδρίος (>άνερ) |
andriaphi/ andriantei/ andrios (>aner) |
(decorated) with men |
a-e-ri-qo-ta | Αελιπότας | Aelipotas | personal name |
a-e-ti-to | αέθιστος (>εθίζω;) |
aethistos (>ethizo?) |
not used? (>εθίζω= to accustom) |
ai-ka-sa-ma | αιξμά(ν)ς (αιξμά> αιχμή) |
aixma(n)s (aixma> aihme) |
pointed head of a weapon |
ai-ke-u/ a-i-ke-u/ ai-ki-e-we/ a-i-qe-we/ ai-ki-e-wo/ a-i-qe-wo |
Αιγεύς | Aigeus | personal name (also a decorating style) |
ai-ki-a2-ri-jo | αιγιhάλιος | aigihalios | coastal see also ‘aigihaliande’) |
ai-ki-no-o | Αιγίνοος | Aiginoos | personal name |
ai-ki-pa-ta/ a-i-ki-pa-ta |
Aιγιπάτας | Aigipatas | personal name (αιξ, αίγα= goat) |
ai-ki-po | Αιγίπως | Aigypos | personal name |
ai-ko-ta | Αικόντας | Aikontas | personal name |
ai-ku-pi-ti-jo | Αιγύπτιος | Aigyptios | personal name |
ai-mi-re-we | (ai-mi-re)Fεις | (ai-mi-re)veis | description of rams (see also ‘e-ka-ra-e-we’) |
ai-ta-re-u-si | Αιθαλεύσι (Αιθαλεύς) |
Aithaleusi (Aithaleus) |
place name |
ai-ta-ro-we/ a-ta-ro-we |
ΑιθαλόFεις | Aithalofeis | personal name (>αιθαλόεις= ‘smoky’) |
ai-ti-jo-qe/ ai-ti-jo-qo |
Αιθίοπες/ Αιθίοψ |
Aithiopes/ Aithiops |
ethnic/personal name (>αιθός= shining, blazing) |
ai-to | Αίθων | Aithon | personal name |
ai-wa-ja | ΑιFαία (>Αία) |
Aifaia (>Aia) |
ethnic/place name |
ai-wa-ta | ΑιFάτας | Aifatas | personal name |
ai-wo-ro/ a-wo-ro |
ΑίFολος | Aivolos | personal/animal name (= ‘nibble’) |
ai-za | αίζα (>αίγα) |
aiza (>aiga) |
goat |
ai-za | Αιζαί (>Αιγαί) |
Aizai (>Aigai) |
place name |
a-ja-me-na/ a-ja-me-no |
αιασμένα/ αιασμένoς |
aiasmena/ aiasmenos |
inscribed/ decorated |
a-ka-ma-no | Αλκμάνωρ | Alkmanor | personal name |
a-ka-ra-no | ακάρανος | akaranos | (>άκαρα= legs/ kara= head) |
a-ka-si-jo-ne | Ακασιόνει (Ακάσιον) |
Akasionei (Akasion) |
place name |
a-ka-ta-jo | Ακταίος | Aktaios | personal name |
a-ka-wi-ja-de | ΑχαιFίανδε (ΑχαιFία> Αχαΐα) |
Ahaiviande (Ahaivia> Aha’ia) |
place name |
a-ka-wo | ΑχαιFός (>Αχαιός) | Achaivos (>Achaios) | personal/ ethnic name of ‘Ahaivia’ |
a-ke/ a-ke-e | άγει/ άγεεν (άγω) |
agei/ ageen (ago) |
to send |
a-ke-(j)o(-jo) | Αργείοιο (Αργείος) |
Argeioio (Argeios) |
ethnic name of ‘Argos’ |
a-ke-ra-wo | ΑρχέλαFος/ ΑρχελάFων | Arhailafos/ Arhailafon |
personal name |
a-ke-re | αγείρει(ν) (αγείρω) |
ageirei(n) (ageiro) |
to gather together/collect |
a-ke-re-u/ a-ke-re-u-te |
Αγρεύς/ Αγρεύθεν |
Agreus/ Agreuthen |
place name |
a-ke-re-wa/ a-ke-re-wa-de/ a-ke-re-we |
ΑγρέFα/ ΑγρέFανδε |
Agrefa/ Agrefande |
place name (fem. of ‘Agreus’?) |
a-ke-re-wi-jo | ΑγρέFιος | Agrevios | ethnic name of ‘Agrefa’ |
a-ke-ro | άγγελος | agelos | messenger |
a-ke-ro | Αχέρων | Aheron | personal name (also modern river) |
a-ke-te-re | αγέτερες/ ασκέτερες |
ageteres/ asketeres |
official title/ occupation (see also ‘asketreiai’) |
a-ke-ti-ra2(-o)/ a-ke-ti-ri-ja/ a-ke-ti-ri-ja-i |
ασκητριάων/ ασκήτριαι |
asketreiaon/ asketreiai |
decorators? (fem.) (>ασκέω/ασκώ= to work) |
a-ke-u/ a-ke-wo | Αλκεύς | Alkeus | personal name |
a-ki-a2-ri-ja-de | Αιγιhάλιανδε (Αιγιhάλια) | Aigihaliande (Aigihalia) | place name |
a-ki-re-u/ a-ki-re-we |
Αχιλεύς | Ahileus | personal name |
a-ki-ti-to | άκτι(σ)τος | akti(s)tos | ‘untitled?’ (>κτίσις= founding, settling) |
*a-ko | άγος/άγκος | agos/agkos | holy place/grove, valley (see ‘ti-mi-to-a-ke-e’) |
a-ko-ra | αγορά | agora | assembly >market place |
a-ko-ra-ja/ a-ko-ra-jo |
αγοραία/ αγοραίος |
agoraia/ agoraios |
used for communal purposes (see also ‘agora’) |
a-ko-ro/ a-ko-ro-we |
αγρός | agros | field |
a-ko-so-ne | άξoνες | axones | axles |
a-ko-so-ta/ a-ko-so-ta-o | Ακσότας | Aksotas | personal name |
a-ko-te-u | Αργοθεύς | Argotheus | personal name |
a-ko-to | Άκτωρ/Άχθων | Aktor/Ahthon | personal name |
a-ko-to-no | άκτοινος | aktoinos | without land (see ‘ktoina’) |
a-ko-wo | άκορFος | akorfos | childless, unaccompanied (see ‘korfos’) |
a-ku-ro | άργυρος | argyros | silver |
a-ma-ru-ta-o | Αμαρύταο (Αμαρύτας) |
Amalytao (Amalytas) |
personal name |
a-mi-ni-si-jo | Αμνίσιος | Amnisios | ethnic name of ‘Amnisos’ |
a-mi-ni-so-de | Αμνισόνδε (Άμνισος) |
Amnisonde (Amnisos) |
place name |
a-mo/ a-mo-si/ a-mo-ta / a-mo-te |
άρμον/ άρμοσι/ άρμοτα/ άρμοτε |
armon/ armosi/ armota/ armote |
wheel/chariot (‘undercarriage’) |
a-mo-i-je-to | αρμοίεντοι; | armoientoi? | just delivered? (see ‘iento’) |
a-mo-ra-ma | άμωρ- άμαρ; | amor- amar? | ‘from day to day, daily?’ |
a-mo-ta-jo/ a-mo-te-jo-na-de |
αρμοτεών/ αρμοτεώνανδε | armoteon/ armoteonande | (to the) workshop of ‘armota’ |
a-mo-te-re | αρμοστήρες (αρμοστήρ) | armosteres (armoster) |
>(of stones) laid with the grain |
a-mo-te-wi-ja | αρμοθήFια | armothevia | description of a pot |
a-mu-ta-wo | ΑμυνθάFων | Amynthafon | personal name |
a-na(-i)-ta/ a-na(-i)-to |
άναιτα/ άναιτον | anaita/ anaiton | not decorated |
a-na-mo-ta/ a-na-mo-to | ανάρμοστα/ ανάρμοστον | anarmosta/ anarmoston |
(about chariots) not assembled |
a-na-pu-ke | ανάμπυκες | anampykes | without head-bands (see ‘ampykes’) |
a-ne-mo (i-e-re-ja) | ανέμων (ιέρεια) | anemon (iereia) | (priestess) of winds |
a-ne-ta | άνετα (ανίημι) |
aneta (anieimi) |
not due, of no charge (>ανίημι= to set free) |
a-ne-u-te | Ανεύθεν/Ανεύτει (Ανεύς) | Aneuthen/Aneutei (Aneus) | place name |
a-ni-ja/ a-ni-ja-pi |
ανία/ανίαφι (>ηνία) |
ania/aniaphi (>einia) |
reins |
a-ni-ja-to | Ανίατος | Aniatos | personal name |
a-no-no | άνονον/άνωνον | anonon | not rented, (see opp. ‘onaton’) |
a-no-po | άνωπος | anopos | without ‘holes,’ not pierced |
a-no-we/ a-no-wo-to |
ανώFεις/ άνωFτος |
anofeis/ anoftos |
without ‘ears’/ handles |
a-nu-ko | Άνυκος | Anykos | personal name |
a-nu-to | Άνυτος | Anytos | personal name |
a-pa-je-u | Aρπαγεύς | Arpayeus | personal name |
a-pa-re-u/ a-pa-re-u-pi | Αφαρεύς | Aphareus | place name |
a-pa-sa-ki-jo | Αψάγιος | Apsayios | personal name |
a-pa-ta | άσπαρτα; | asparta? | not sown/ cultivated? |
a-pa-ta-wa | ΆπταρFα (>Άπτερα) |
Aptarfa (>Aptera) |
place name |
a-pa-ta-wa-ja/ a-pa-ta-wa-jο | ΑπταρFαία/ ΑπταρFαίος | Aptarfaia/ Aptarfaios |
ethnic name of ‘Aptarfa’ |
a-pe-a-sa/ a-pe-o-te |
απέασα/ απέοντες (>άπειμι) |
apeasa/ apeontes (>apeimi) |
absent |
a-pe-e-ke | απέηκε (>αφίημι) |
apeeike (>aphieimi) |
to let go |
a-pe-ri-ta-wo | ΑπελιτάFων | Apelitafon | personal name |
a-pe-ti-ra2 | αφέτρια(ι) | aphetria(i) | item found together with a ‘torpeza’ |
a-pi | αμφί | amphi | bi-, both |
a-pi-a2-ro | Αμφίhαλος | Amphihalos | personal name |
a-pi-e-ke | αμφιέχει(ν) (αμφιέχω) |
amphiehei(n) (amphiehο) | to be covered all over |
a-pi-ja-ko-ro/ a-pi-ja-ko-ro-jo |
Αμφίαγρος | Amphiagros | personal name |
a-pi-do-ro | Αμφίδωρος | Amphidoros | personal name |
a-pi-ja-re-wo | ΑμφιαρήFος (Αμφιαρεύς) | Amphiarevos (Amphiareus) | personal name |
a-pi-je-ta | Αμφιγέτας | Amphiyetas | personal name |
a-pi-me-de/ a-pi-me-de-o | Αμφιμήδης | Amphimedes | personal name |
a-pi-no-e-wi-jo | ΑμφινοέFιοι | Amphinoevioi | ethnic name of ‘Amphoneus’ |
a-(pi-)po-re-we/ a-po-re-we | αμ(φι)φορήFες (αμ(φι)φορεύς) | am(phi)phorefes (am(phi)phoreus) | amphora |
a-pi-po-ro/ a-pi-qo-ro-i | αμφίπολος | amphipolos | attendant |
a-pi-qo-ta | Αμφιπότας | Amphipotas | personal name |
a-pi-qo-to | αμφίποτος (>αμφίβατος?) | amphipotos (>amphivatos?) | (table) with legs apart |
a-pi-ra-wo | ΑμφίλαFος/ ΑμφιλάFων | Amphilavos/ Amphilavon | personal name |
a-po-ne-we/ a-pu-ne-we | ΑμφονέFει (Αμφονεύς) |
Amphonevei (Amphoneus) | place name |
a-po-te-ra | αμφότερα(ι) | amphotera(i) | both |
a-po-te-ro-te | αμφοτέρωθεν | amphoterothen | on both sides |
a-pu- | απύ- (>από-) | apy- (>apo-) | from/with |
a-pu-do-ke/ a-pe-do-ke |
απύδωκε/ απέδωκε (>αποδίδω) |
apydoke/ apedoke (>apodido) |
to deliver |
a-pu-do-si | απύδοσις (>απόδοσις) |
apydodis (>apodosis) |
delivery |
a-pu-ka/ a-pu-ke |
άμπυξ/ άμπυκες |
ampyx/ ampykes |
head- band, tiara/ reins |
a-pu-ko-wo-ko | αμπυκοFοργός | ampykovorgos | maker of ‘ampykes’ |
a-pu2-ka-ne | Αφύγανες | Afyganes | ethnic name of ‘Aphy’ |
a-pu2/ a-pu2-de/ a-pu2-we |
Αφύ/ Aφύνδε/ AφύFει |
Aphy/ Aphynde/ Aphyvei |
place name (απύ= steep) |
a-qa-to | Άμβατος | Amvatos | personal name |
a-qe-mo | Ακβαίμων | Akvaimon | personal name |
a-qo-ta | Aμβότας | Amvotas | personal name |
a-ra-ka-te-ja | αλακάτειαι | alakateiai | weavers (fem.) (ηλάκατα= wool/ ηλακάτη= spindle) |
a-ra-ka-te-ja-o | αλακατειαίον | alakateiaion | weavers’ place |
a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na/ a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-no | αραρμοτ(η)μένα/ αραρμοτ(η)μένος | ararmot(ei)mena/ ararmot(ei)menos | assembled |
a-ra-ru-ja | αραρύια | araryia | bound/equipped (fem.) |
a-ra-ru-wo-a | αραρύFοα (>αραρύοντα) | araryvoa (>araryonta) |
bound/equipped (neut.) |
a-re-ja/ a-re-jo/ a-re-i-jo |
αρεία/ αρείος |
areia/ areios |
divine epithet (>Άρης= god Mars) |
a-re-ka-sa-da-ra | Αλεξάνδρα | Alexandra | personal name (fem.) |
a-re-ke-se-u | Αλεξεύς | Alexeus | personal name |
a-re-ki-si-to-jo | Αλεξίτοιο (Αλέξιτος) |
Alexitoio (Alexitos) |
personal name |
a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo/ a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo-ne/ a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo-no |
ΑλεκτρύFων | Alektryfon | personal name (= ‘cock’) |
a-re-me-ne | Αρ(ει)μένης | Ar(ei)menes | personal name |
a-re-pa/ a-ro-pa/ a-re-pa-te/ a-re-pa-to |
άλειφαρ (>αλοιφή) |
aleiphar (>aloiphe) | cream, ointment |
a-re-pa-zo-o/ a-re-po-zo-o |
αλειφαζόος (>αλειφόβιος) | aleiphazoos (>aleiphovios) | occupation (= ‘anointer’) |
a-ro2-a | αρίοα (>αρείονα) |
aryoa (>areiona) |
better (neut., plur.) |
a-ro2-e | αρίοες (>αρείονες) |
aryoes (>areiones) |
better (masq., plur.) |
a-ro2-jo | αρίοιο (>αρείονος) |
arioio (>areionos) |
better (masq., sing., gen.) |
a-ru-ra/ a-ro-u-ra |
αρούρα | aroura | unit of land |
a-sa-mi-to | ασάμινθος | asaminthos | bath tab |
a-si-ja-ti-ja | Ασιάτιαι | Asiatiai | place name |
a-si-wi-ja/ a-si-wi-jo |
ΑσίFια/ ΑσίFιος |
Asivia/ Asivios |
ethnic name |
a-ta-ma-ne-u/ a-ta-ma-ne-we | Αθαμανεύς (>Αθάμας) |
Athamaneus (>Athamas) | personal name |
a-ta-na (-po-ti-ni-ja) | Ατάνα (-πότνια) | Atana (-potnia= beloved) | goddess’s name (goddess Athena) |
a-ta-no/ a-ta-no-re/ a-ta-no-ro |
Αντάνωρ | Antanor | personal name |
a-ta-ra-si-jo | αταλάνσιος | atalansios | without copper (see also ‘talansia’) |
a-te-mi-ti-jo | Αρτεμίτιος | Artemitios | personal name |
a-te-mo | Αρτέμων/ Ανθέμων |
Artemon/ Anthemon |
personal name |
a-te-re-wi-ja | ΑτρειFία | Atreivia | ethnic/place name |
a-te-we | α(;)τήFει | a(?)tevei | kind of pot (jug) |
a-to-po-qo | αρτοπόπος (>αρτοποιός) | artopopos (>artopoios) |
baker |
a-ti-mi-te | Αρτιμίτει (Άρτεμις;) |
Artimitei (Artemis?) |
goddess’s name |
a-to-ro-po | ανθρώπω (άνθρωπος) |
anthropo (anthropos) |
human |
a-tu-ko | Άτυκος/ Άτυγος |
Atykos/ Atygos |
personal name |
au-de-we-sa | (au-de)Fεσσα | (au-de)vessa | having ‘au-d’ (= a rosette?) |
au-ke-wa | ΑυγέFαν (Αυγεύς) |
Augevan (Augeus) |
personal name |
au-ro | αυλοί (αυλός) | aulos (aulos) | pipe (> musical instrument) |
au-ta2 | Αυτίας | Autias | personal name |
a-we-ke-se-u/ a-we-ke-se-we | ΑFειξεύς | Afeixeus | personal name |
a2-ka-a2-ki-ri-jo | (a2-ka-a2) + άγριος | (a2-ka-a2) + agrios | ethnic/place name (>αγρός= field) |
a2-ro-u-do-pi | hαλοσύδωρφι | halosydorphi | aquamarine (gem)/with wave-like patterns (άλς= sea+ ύδωρ= water) |
a2-ru-wo-te |
HαρύFοθεν (>Χάρυβδος;) |
Haryvothen (>Haryvdos?) | place name |
a2-te-ro | hάτερος (>έτερος) |
hateros (>eteros |
other |
da-da-re-jo-de | Δαδαλείονδε (Δαδαλείον) | Dadaleionde (Dadaleion) | place name/ sanctuary |
da-i-qo-ta | Δαιπόντας | Daipontas | personal name |
da-i-ta-ra-ro | Δαίτραρος | Daitraros | personal name |
da-ja-ro | Δαίαρος | Daiaros | personal name |
da-ma-te | Δάματερ | Damater | goddess’s name (>Demeter) |
da-ma-te/ du-ma-te |
δάματες/ δύματες |
damates/ dymates |
related to ‘damos’ (family groups?) |
da-mi-ni-jo | Δάμνιος | Damnios | ethnic name of ‘Damnos’ |
da-mo | δάμος (>δήμος) | damos (>deimos) | municipality |
da-mo-ko-ro | δάμοκλος | damoklos | official title |
da-pu2-ri-to-(j)o | δαφυρίνθοιο (>λαβύρινθος) | daphurinthoio (>lavyrinthos) | (of the) labyrinth |
da-ro | Δάρων | Daron | personal name |
da-ta-ja-ro | Δαταίαρος | Dataiaros | personal name |
da-wi-ja/ da-wi-jo |
ΔαFία/ΔάFιος | Davia/Davios | ethnic name of ‘Dafos/Dafon’ |
da-we-u-pi/ da-wo |
ΔαFεύφι/ ΔάFος/ΔάFων |
Daveuphi/ Dafos/Dafon |
place name |
-de | -δε | -de | not, on the other side |
-de | -δε | -de | allative/demonstrative |
de-de-me-no | δεδεμένος | dedemenos | bound |
de-di-ku-ja | δεδικύια (>διδάσκω) | dedikyia (>didasko) | being apprenticing (see also ‘didaskalei’) |
de-do-me-na | δεδομένα (δίδωμι>δίδω) | dedomena (didomi>dido) | (things) being offered |
de-ka-sa-to | δέξατο (δέχομαι) | deksato (dexomai) | to be accepted |
de-ku-tu-wo-ko | δεκτυFοργός | dektyvorgos | maker of nets |
de-me-o-te | δεμέοντες (δέμω) | demeontes (demo) | they who build |
de-mi-ni-a | δέμνια | demnia | bedsteads |
de-qo-no | δείπνον | deipnon | dinner, meal |
de-re-u-ko | δλεύκος | dleukos | must (of wine) |
de-so-mo | δεσμοίς (δεσμός) | desmois (desmos) | (with) straps |
de-u-ka-ri-jo | Δευκαλίων | Deukalion | personal name |
de-u-ki-jo-jo | Δευκίοιο (Δεύκιος) | Deukioio (Deukios) | month name |
de-we-ro-ai-ko-ra-i-ja | δεFροαιχωραίαι (=‘ενδο-χώρα’) | devroaihoraiai (=‘hither-lands’) | place name (compare to ‘peraiaihoraiai’) |
di-da-ka-re | διδασκάλει (διδάσκαλος) | didaskalei (didaskalos) |
at the place of the practitioner (see also ‘dedikyia’) |
di-ka-ta-de | Δίκτανδε (Δίκτα> Δίκτη) | Diktande (Dikta> Dikte) | place name (mountain) |
di-ka-ta-jo | Δικταίος | Diktaios | epithet of god Zeus |
di-ko-na-re-ja | Δικονάρεια | Dikonareia | personal name (fem.) |
di-ko-na-ro | Δικόναρος | Dikonaros | personal name |
di-pa | δίπας (>δέπας) | dipas (>depas) | a kind of cup |
di-pi-se-wi-jo/ di-pi-si-je-wi-jo |
ΔιψιέFιος | Dipsievios | person from ‘Dipsos’ (same as next) |
di-pi-si-ja/ di-pi-si-jo |
Διψία/ Δίψιος |
Dipsia/ Dipsios |
ethnic name of ‘Dipsos’ |
di-pi-so-i | Διψώι (Διψός) | Dipso’i (Dipsos) | place name |
di-pte-ra | δίπτερα | diptera | leather hide (> writing material) |
di-pte-ra-po-ro | διπτεραφόρος | dipteraphoros | ceremonial title |
di-ri-mi-jo | Δριμίος | Drimios | god’s name |
di-ro | Διρός | Diros | place name |
di-u-ja/ di-wi- ja/ di-wi-je-ja |
Διυία/ΔιFία | Diyia/Divia | priestess of god Zeus/ goddess’s name |
di-u-ja-jo/ di-wi-ja-jo-de/ di-wi-ja-wo |
Διυαίον/ ΔιFιαίονδε |
Diyaion/ Diyiaionde |
sanctuary dedicated to Diyia |
di-u-ja-wo | ΔιυάFων | Diyafon | personal name/ priest of ‘Difia’ |
di-u-jo/ di-wi-jo |
Διύος/ΔιFίoς | Dyios/Divios | belonging to god Zeus |
di-we/ di-wo |
ΔιFεί/ΔιFός (Ζευς/>Δίας) | Divei/Divos (Zeus/>Dias) | god’s name (god Zeus) |
di-wi-ja-me-ro | δFιάμερον (>διήμερον) | dyiameron (>dyimeron) | two day period |
di-wi-ja-ta | ΔιFιαταί | Diviatai | ethnic/place name |
di-wi-je-u/ di-wi-je-we |
ΔιFιεύς | Divieus | personal name/ priest of god Zeus |
di-wi-jo/ di-wi-jo-de/ di-wi-jo-jo |
ΔιFίον | Divion | sanctuary dedicated to Zeus |
di-wo | ΔίFων | Difon | personal name |
di-wo-i-je-we | Διός ΙεFεί | Dios Ievei | ‘to the Son of Zeus’ |
di-wo-ni-so-jo | ΔιFονυσοίο (ΔιFόνυσος >Διόνυσος) | Divonysoio (Divonysos >Dionysos) | god’s name (god Dionysus) |
do-de | δόνδε (>δώ) | donde (>do) | referring to the >δόμος= house, dwelling |
do-e-ra | δοέλα (>δούλη) | doela (>doule) | slave (fem.) |
do-e-ro | δοέλος (>δούλος) | doelos (>doulos) | slave (masq.) |
do-e-ro-i | δοέλοι (>δούλοι) | doeloi (>douloi) | slaves (masq. plur.) |
do-po-ta | Δοσπότα | Dospota | goddess’s name |
do-qe-ja/ do-qe-u |
δορπεία/ δορπεύς |
dorpeia/ dorpeus |
δόρπον= supper/ Δορπία= name of feast |
do-ra | δώρα | dora | gifts |
do-ri-je-we | ΔωριέFει/ ΔωριέFες (Δωριεύς) | Dorievei/ Dorieves (Dorieus) | ethnic/personal name |
do-ro-me-u | Δρομεύς | Dromeus | personal name |
do-se/ do-so-si/ di-do-si |
δώσει/ δώσονσι/ δίδονσι (>δίδω) |
dosei/ dosonsi/ didonsi (>dido) |
to give |
do-so-mo | δοσμοί (δοσμός) | dosmoi (dosmos) | offerings |
do-we-jo | δορFείος | dorfeios | made of wood |
du-ma/ du-ma-te |
δύμας/ δύματες |
dymas/ dymates |
official/religious title (see also ‘damates’) |
du-ni-jo/ du-ni-jo-jo |
Δύνιος/ Δυνίοιο |
Dynios/ Dynioio |
personal name |
du-re-u | Δυρεύς | Dyreus | personal name |
du-ru-to-mo | δρυτόμος | drytomos | lumberjack |
du-ta-so | Δύτασος | Dytasos | personal name |
du-wo-jo-jo | ΔυFοίοιο (ΔυFοίος) | Dyfoioio (Dyfoios) | personal name |
du-wo-u-pi | δυFούπι (δύο) | dywoupi (dyo) | consisting of two (see also ‘dwo’) |
du-wo-we | δυFώFεις | dywofeis | with two ‘ears,’ handles |
dwo/ dwo-jo |
δFο/δυFό (>δύο) |
dwo/dywo (>dyo) |
two |
e-da-e-u/ e-da-e-wo |
Εδαεύς | Edaeus | personal name |
e-do-me-ne-u/ e-do-mo-ne-we | Ειδομενεύς | Eidomeneus | personal name |
e-e-si/ e-ne-e-si |
έενσι/ ενέενσι (ειμί/ενειμί) | eensi/ eneensi (eimi/eneimi) | they/there are |
e-ka-ma-pi/ e-ka-ma-te |
έγμαφι/ εγμάτει (έγμα) | έγμαφι/ εγμάτει (έγμα) | stay |
e-ka-ra | εσχάρα | es’hara | description of rams (γράω= to eat) |
e-ka-ra-e-we | εγγραέFεις (γράω;) | engraeveis (grao?) | Table Cell |
e-ke/ e-ke-e/ e-ko-si |
έχει/ έχεεν (>έχειν)/ έχονσι (>έχουσι) | ehei/ eheen (>ehein)/ ehonsi (>ehousi) | he has/ to have/ they have |
e-ke-da-mo | Εχέδαμος/ Εχεδάμων | Ehedamos/ Ehedamon | personal name |
e-ke-jo-to | εγκείοντοι (έγκειμαι) |
egkeiontoi (egkeimai) |
they are included |
e-ke-me-de | Εχεμήδης | Ehemedes | personal name |
e-ke-ra2-wo/ e-ke-ra2-wo-ne | ΕχελιάFων | Ehelyafon | personal name |
e-ke-ro | Έγχερος | Enheros | personal name |
e-ke-ro-qo-no | εγχερόπονοι | enheroponoi | wage earners (>έγχερον= wage+ πόνος= labor) |
e-ki-no/ e-ki-no-jo |
Εχίνος/Εργίνος | Ehinos/Erginos | personal name |
e-ko/ e-ko-te |
έχων/ έχοντες |
ehon/ ehontes |
having (see also ‘ehei’) |
e-ko/ e-ke-si |
έγχος/ έγχενσι | enhos/ enhensi | spear |
e-ko-me-na-ta-o | Ερχομενάταo (Ερχομενάτας) | Erhomenatao (Erhomenatas) | personal name |
e-ko-me-no | Ερχομενός (>Ορχομενός) | Erhomenos (>Orhomenos) | place name |
e-ko-so/ e-ko-so-no |
Eξών/ Εξώνος | Exon/ Exonos | place name |
e-ko-so-wo-ko | εξωFοργοί | eksovorgoi | ‘outside workers’ (compare to ‘entosvorgoi’) |
e-ko-to | Έκτωρ | Ector | personal name (Hector) |
e-ku-se-we(-qe) | εγχυσήFες (>εγχέω) | enhyseves (>enheo) | ‘funnels’ (>εγχέω= to pour in) |
e-ma-a2 | Ερμάhαι (Ερμάhας> Ερμής) |
Ermahai (Ermahas> Ermes) |
(related to) god Hermes |
e-me | εμεί (>ενί) | emei (>eni) | with one |
e-mi-to | εμμίσθων (έμμισθος) |
emisthon (emisthos) |
in pay, hired |
e-na-po-ro | Ενάπλους | Enaplous | place name |
e-ne-ka | ένεκα | eneka | because of |
e-ne-si-da-o-ne | Ενεσιδάονει (Ενεσιδάων) | Enesidaonei (Enesidaon) | epithet of god Poseidon (=‘earth-shaker’) |
e-ne-wo- | εννεFο- | ennevo- | nine- |
e-ne-wo-pe-za | εννεFόπεζα | ennevopeza | (table) with nine legs |
e-ni-pa-te-we | ΕνιπατεύFει (Ενιπατεύς) | Enipatevei (Enipateus) | place name |
e-nu-wa-ri-jo/ e-nwa-ri-jo | ΕνυFάλιος | Enyfalios | god’s name |
e-o | εών (ειμί) | eon (eimi) | being/existing |
e-pi/ o-pi |
επί/οπί | epi/opi | towards/on top |
e-pi-di-da-to | επιδίδαστοι (επιδίδωμι) | epididastoi (epididomi) | distributed |
e-pi-ja-ta | Εφιάλτας | Ephialtas | personal name |
e-pi-ki-to-ni-ja | επιχιτώνια | epihitonia | kind of clothing (see also ‘hiton’) |
e-pi-ko-wo | επίκορFοι | epikorfoi | observers, guards |
e-pi-we-ti-ri-jo | επιFέστριος | epivestrios | kind of occupation (working with ‘over-garments’) |
e-pi-zo-ta | επίζωστα | epizosta | tied on top |
e-qa-ro | Έμβαρος | Emvaros | personal name |
e-qe-si-jo/ e-qe-si-ja |
επέσιος/επέσια | epesios/epesia | related to the ‘epetas’ |
e-qe-ta/ e-qe-ta-e/ e-qe-ta-i |
επέτας | epetas | official title (= ‘attendant’) |
e-ra | Έρα | Era | goddess’s name (Hera) |
e-ra | Έρα | Era | place name |
e-ra-ja | Εραία | Eraia | ethnic name of ‘Era’ (fem.) |
e-ra-pe-me-na | ερ(ρ)απμένα (>ερραμμένη> ραμμένη) | er(r)apmena (>erramene> ramene) | sewed (fem.) |
e-ra-po (ri-me-ne) | Ελάφων (λιμένες) | Elaphon (limenes) | place name (=‘port of the deers’) (see also ‘limenes’) |
e-ra-ta-ra | Εράθρα | Erathra | personal name (fem.) |
e-ra-te-i/ e-ra-to-de |
Ελάτει/ Ελατόνδε (Έλατος) | Elatei/ Elatonde (Elatos) | place name |
e-ra-te-i-jo | Ελάτειος | Elateios | ethnic name of ‘Elatos’ |
e-ra-te-re-we/ e-ra-te-re-wa-pi |
ΕραθρέFει (ΕραθρέFα) | Erathrevei (Erathrefa) | place name |
e-ra-wo/ e-ra3-wo |
έλαιFον (>έλαιον) | elaiwon (>elaion) | olive/essential oil |
e-re-e/ e-re-i |
Ελέει (Έλος?) | Eleei (Elos?) | place name (έλος= marsh) |
e-re-e | ερέεν (>ερέττειν) | ereen (>erettein) | to row |
e-re-e-u | ερεύς | ereus | master rower, ‘coxswain’ (see also ‘eretai’) |
e-re-mo | έρεμος/ερήμον | eremos/eremon | place deserted/ isolated |
e-re-pa/ e-re-pa-te/ e-re-pa-te-ja-pi/ e-re-pa-te-jo/ e-re-pa-to |
ελέφας/ ελεφάντει/ ελεφαντειάφι/ ελεφάντειος/ ελέφαντος |
elephas/ elephantei/ elephanteiaphi/ elephanteios/ elephantos |
elephant (implying ivory) |
e-re-ta/ e-re-ta-o |
ερέται/ερετάων (ερέτας) | eretai/eretaon (eretas) |
rowers |
e-re-u-te-ra/ e-re-u-te-ro | ελευθέρα/ ελεύθερος | eleuthera/ eleutheros | ‘delivered’/free |
e-re-u-te-re | Ελευθέρει (Ελευθέραι;) | Eleutherei (Eleutherai?) | place name? |
e-re-u-te-ro-se | ελευθέρωσε(εν) (>ελευθερώ) | eleutherose(en) (>eleuthero) | to set free/ to deliver |
e-re-u-ti-ja | Ελευθία | Eleutheia | goddess’s name (= ‘Deliverer’) |
e-ri-ka/ e-ri-ka-we-e |
ελίκας (ελίκα> ελίκη) | elikas (elika> elike) | willow tree |
e-ri-ke-re-we | ΕρικλέFει(ς) (Ερικλεύς) | Eriklevei(s) (Erikleus) | personal name |
e-ri-ko-wo | EρίκορFος | Erikorfos | personal name |
e-ri-nu / e-ri-nu-we |
Ερινύς | Erinys | goddess’s name |
e-ri-ta | Έριθα | Eritha | personal name (fem.) |
e-ro-ma-to | Ελόμανθος (>Ερύμανθος) | Elomanthos (>Erymanthos) | place name |
e-ro-pa-ke-ja | ελλοφάγεια | ellophagia | game (hunting) |
le-ro-pa-ke-ta/ e-ro-pa-ke-u | ελλοφαγέτας/ ελλοφαγεύς | ellophagetas/ ellophageus | (deer) hunter (ελλός= young deer) |
e-ru-mi-ni-ja | ελύμνιαι | elymniai | roof beams |
e-ru-ta-ra | ερυθρά | erythra | red |
e-ru-ta-ra | Ερύθρας | Erythras | personal name |
e-ru-to-ro | Ερυθρός | Erythros | personal name (= red) |
e-sa-re-wi-ja | ΕσαλέFια | Esalevia | ethnic name of ‘Esalos’ |
e-sa-re-u/ e-sa-re-we/ e-sa-ro |
Εσαλεύς/Έσαλος | Esaleus/Esalos | place name |
e-ta-je-u | Εταγεύς | Etageus | place name |
e-ta-wo-ne-u/ e-ta-wo-ne-we/ e-ta-wo-ne-wo | ΕταFονεύς | Etavoneus | personal name |
e-te | ένθεν | enthen | (from) inside |
e-te-do-mo | (e-te)δόμος | (e-te)domos | profession (δόμος= house) |
e-te-wa | ΕτέFας | Etevas | personal name |
e-te-wo-ke-re-we-i-jo | ΕτεFoκλέFειος (>Ετεόκλιος) | Eteοklevios (>Eteoklios) | ‘son of Eteokleus’ |
e-ti-we | (e-ti-)Fεν | (e-ti-)fen | provided with ‘e-ti?’ |
e-to-ki-ja | εντοίχια | entoihia | fittings for insertion in walls |
e-to-ni-jo | ετώνιον | etonion | free-hold |
e-to-ro-qa-ta | εντροπάται (>τροπωτήρ) | entropatai (>tropoter) | oar-thongs |
e-to-wo-ko | εντοσFοργοί | entosvorgoi | ‘inside workers’ (see aslo ‘eksovorgoi’) |
e-u-da-mo | Εύδαμος | Eudamos | personal name |
e-u-de-we-ro | ΕυδείFελος | Eudeivelos | place name |
e-u-do-no | Εύδονος | Eudonos | personal name |
e-u-ke-to | εύχετοι (εύχομαι) | euhetoi (efhomai) | he/she wishes |
e-u-ko-me-no | Ευχόμενος | Euhomenos | personal name |
e-u-me-de | Ευμέδης | Eumedes | personal name |
e-u-me-ne | Ευμένης | Eumenes | personal name |
e-u-me-ta | Ευμέτας | Eumetas | personal name |
e-u-na-wo | ΕύναFος | Eunavos | personal name |
e-u-o-mo | Εύορμος | Euormos | personal name |
e-u-po-ro-wo | ΕύπλοFος | Euplowos | personal name |
e-u-ru-da-mo | Ευρύδαμος | Euridamos | personal name |
e-u-ru-po-to-re-mo-jo | Ευρυπτολέμοιο (Ευρυπτόλεμος) | Euryptolemoio (Euryptolemos) | personal name |
e-u-ru-qo-ta/ e-u-ru-wo-ta | Ευρυπότας | Eurypotas | personal name |
e-u-ta-re-wo wo-wo | ΕυθαλέFος FόρFος | Euthalevos vorvos | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
e-u-wa-ko-ro/ e-wa-ko-ro | Εύαγρος | Euagros | personal name |
e-we-pe-se-so-me-na | εFεψεσόμενα (>ευτρόσσεσθαι) | efepsesomena (>eutrosesthai) | ‘(things) to be returned’ |
e-wi-ri-pi-ja | ΕFρίπια | Evripia | ethnic name of ‘Evripos’ (fem.) |
e-wi-ri-po | ΕFρίπως (>Εύριπος) | Evripos (>Euripos) | place name |
e-wi-su-zo-ko/ e-wi-su-*79-ko | εFισύζορκος/ εFισύ(ζυ;)ρκος | efisyzorkos/ efisy(zu?)rkos | decorative motif (‘with deer on both sides?’) (>επίσης= equaly+ >δορκάς= roe deer) |
e-wi-ta-jo/ e-wi-te-wi-jo | EFιταίος/ EFιτέFιος | Evitaios/ Evitevios | ethnic name of ‘Eviteus’ |
e-wi-te-u/ e-wi-te-we | EFιτεύς/ EFιτέFει | Eviteus/ Evitevei | place name |
e-zo-wo | ΈζωFος | Ezovos | personal name |
i-do-me-ne-ja/ i-do-me-ne-jo | Ιδομένεια/ Ιδομένειος | Idomeneia/ Idomeneios | personal name (fem.) |
i-ja-te | ιάτερ/ιατήρ | iater | doctor/curator |
i-ja-wo-ne | ΙαFόνει (ΙάFων) | Iafonei (Iafon) | personal name |
i-je-re-ja | ιέρεια | iereia | priestess |
i-(j)e-re-u/ i-je-re-wo | ιερεύς/ ιερέFος |
iereus/ ierevos |
priest |
i-je-re-wi-jo | ιερέFιος | ierevios | (someone) belonging to the priesthood |
i-je-ro/ i-je-ro-jo |
ιερός | ieros | sacred, holly |
i-je-ro-wo-ko | ιεροFοργός (>ιερουργός) | ierovorgos (>ierourgos) | a sacrificing priest |
i-je-to | ίεντοι/ίετο (ίημι) | ientoi/ieto (ieimi) | delivered (also with the religious meaning) |
i-je-we/ i-jo |
ιεFεί/ιός (>υιός, γιός) |
ievei/ios (>ios, yios) |
son |
i-jo-te | ιόντες (ίημι) | iontes (ieimi) | (they who are) coming |
i-ke-u | ικεύς (>ικέτας/ικέτης) | ikeus (>iketas/iketeis) |
suppliant |
i-ni-ja | Ίνια | Inia | personal name (fem.) |
i-pe-me-de-ja | Ιφεμέδεια (>Ιφιμήδεια) | Iphemedeia (>Ιphimedia) | goddess’s name |
i-pe-me-de-ja-jo | Ιφεμεδειαίον | Iphemedeiaion | sanctuary of ‘Iphemedeia’ |
i-pe-se-wa | ΙψέFας | Ipsewas | personal name |
i-po-no | ιπνός | ipnos | kind of pot/ cooking bowl (>ιπνός= oven, furnace) |
i-po-po-qo-i *i- qo-po-qo-i? |
ιπ(π)οπόποι (>ιπποκόμος) | ip(p)opopoi (>ippokomos) | horse- grooms (problematic orthography) |
(po-ti-ni-ja) i-qe-a | (πότνεια) Ιπ(π)εία | (potnia) Ip(p)eia | goddess’s name (=‘mistress of the horses’) |
i-qi-ja/ i-qi-jo |
ιπ(π)ία/ιπ(π)ίω | ip(p)ia/ip(p)io | chariot |
i-qo | ίπ(π)ος | ip(p)os | horse |
i-qo-e-qe | ιπ(π)ο(e-qe) | ιπ(π)o(e-qe) | saddle? |
i-su-ku-wo-do-to | ΙσυχύFδοτος | Isyhywdotos | personal name |
i-te-ja-o/ i-te-u |
ιθειάων/ ιθεύς (>ιθύνω) |
itheiaon/ itheus (>ithyno) | weavers (>ιθύνω= to make straight) |
i-to-we-sa | (i-to) Fεσσα | (i-to)vessa | having (‘i-to?’) |
i-wa-ka/ i-wa-ka-o |
ΊFαξ | Ivax | personal name |
i-wa-so | ΊFασος | Ivasos | personal name |
jo-(do-so-si)/ jo-(o-po-ro) |
ως | os | introductory particle (see also ‘o-’) |
ka-da-mi-ja | καρδαμία (>κάρδαμον) | kardamia (>kardamon) | (some product related to) garden cress |
ka-da-ro | Χάνδαρος | Handaros | personal name |
ka-e-sa-me-no | Καεσάμενος | Kaesamenos | personal name |
ka-e-se-u/ ka-e-se-we | Καεσεύς | Kaeseus | personal name |
ka-ke-u/ ka-ke-u-si/ ka-ke-we |
χαλκεύς/ χαλκεύσι/ χαλκήFες |
halkeus/ halkeusi/ halkives |
copper worker |
ka-ke-u | Χαλκεύς | Halkeus | personal name |
ka-ki-ja/ ka-ke-ja/ ka-ki-jo |
χαλκία/ χαλκίος | halkia/ halkios | made of copper |
ka-ko/ ka-ke-ja-pi |
χαλκός/χαλκόν | halkos/halkon | copper |
ka-ma | κάμα | kama | unit of land |
ka-ma-e-u/ ka-ma-e-we | καμαεύς | kamaeus | owner of a ‘kama’ |
ka-na-ko | κνάκος (>κνήκος) | knakos (>knekos) | safflower (plant) |
ka-na-pe-u/ ka-na-pe-we | κναπεύς (κνάπτω) | knapeus (knapto) | occupation (κνάπτω= to card) |
ka-pa-si-ja/ ka-pa-ti-ja | Καρπασία/ Καρπαθία | Karpasia/ Karpathia |
personal/ethnic name of ‘Karpathos’(fem.) |
ka-pe-se-wa-o wo-wo | (ka-pe-se-wa-o) FόρFος | (ka-pe-se-wa-o) vorvos | place name (see ‘vorvos’) |
ka-pi-ni-ja | καπνία | kapnia | ‘chimney’ |
ka-po | καρπός | karpos | fruit |
ka-ra-a-pi | καράαφι | karaaphi | with a head |
ka-ra-do-ro/ ka-ra-do-ro-de |
Χάραδρος | Haradros | place name (= gorge) |
ka-ra-do-wa-ta | ΧαραδοFάτας | Haradovatas | personal name |
ka-ra-ko | γλάχων (>βλήχων) | glahon (>blehon) | pennyroyal (plant) |
ka-ra-ma-to | κλάσματος (κλάσμα) | klasmatos (klasma) | fragment, part |
ka-ra-pa-so | Κάρπασος (>Κάρπαθος) | Karpasos (>Karpathos) | kind of pot (stirrup jar) |
ka-ra-re-we | κλάρεFες/ κλαρέFει(ς) (κλαρεύς;) | klareves/ klarevei(s) (klareus?) | Table Cell |
ka-ra-u-ko | Γλαύκος | Glaukos | personal name |
ka-ra-we | γράFες (*γραύς >γραία) | graves (*grafs >graia) | old women |
ka-ra-wi-po-ro | κλα(δ)Fιφόρος (>κλειδoφόρος) | kla(d)viphoros (>kleidophoros) | religious title (=‘key-bearer?’) |
ka-ri-se-u | Χαρισεύς | Hariseus | personal name |
ka-ri-si-jo | Χαρίσιος | Harisios | personal name |
ka-ro-qo | Χάροψ | Harops | personal name |
ka-ru-ke | κάρυκες (κάρυξ> κήρυξ) | karykes (karyx> keryx) | heralds |
ka-ru-pi/ ka-ru-we |
καρύφι/καρύFει (καρύα) | karyphi/karyfei (karya) | (made of) nut- tree |
ka-ru-to | Κάρυστος | Karystos | place name |
ka-sa-to | Ξάνθος | Xanthos | personal name |
ka-ta-wa | ΚαταFάς | Katawas | personal name |
ka-ti | κάρτις; | kartis? | kind of pot (hydria) |
ka-to/ ka-to-ro |
Κάστωρ | Kastor | personal name |
ka-tu-re-wi-ja/ ka-tu-ro2 | κανθυλήFιαι | kanthyleviai | saddle- bags |
ka-u-no | Χαύνος | Haunos | personal name |
ka-zo-e | κάζοες (κάκyοες> κακίονες) | kazoes (kakyoes> kakiones) | (of) worse (quality) |
ke-e/ ke-i-ja-ka-ra-na |
Κείει/ Κεία Κράνα |
Keiei/ Keia Krana |
place name (>κρήνη= spring) |
ke-i-jo | Κείος | Keios | ethnic name of ‘Keia/Keie’ |
ke-ka-u-me-no | κεκαυμένος | kekaumenos | burnt |
ke-ke-me-na/ ke-ke-me-no | κεκειμένα/ κεκείμενος | kekeimena/ kekeimenos | common (referring to ktoina= plot; see opp. ‘ktimena’) |
ke-ki | Κελχίς | Kelhis | place name |
ke-ki-de | Κελχίδες | Kelhides | ethnic name of ‘Kelhis’ |
ke-ki-jo | Κέρκιος | Kerkios | personal name |
ke-ra/ ke-ra-a2/ ke-ra-e/ ke-ra(-ja)/-i-ja ke-ra-ja-pi |
κέρας/ κέραhα | keras/ keraha | horn (implying the material) |
ke-ra-e-we | κεραέFει(ς) (κεραεύς) | keraevei(s) (keraeus) |
horn worker |
ke-ra-me-ja | Κεραμεία | Kerameia | personal name (fem.) |
ke-ra-me-u / ke-ra-me-wo | Κεραμεύς | Kerameus | personal name |
ke-ra-me-u | κεραμεύς | kerameus | potter |
ke-ra-no | κελαινός | kelainos | dark, black |
ke-ra-so | Κερασώ | Keraso | personal name (fem.) |
ke-ra-ti-jo-jo wo-wo | Κερατίοιο FόρFος | Κeratioio vorvos | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
ke-ra-u-jo | Κεραύιος | Keravios | personal name |
ke-re-a2 | σκελέhας (>σκέλος) | skelehas (>skelos) | legs |
ke-re-si-jo we-ke | κρησιοFεργής | kresiovergeis | of Cretan style |
ke-re-te-u | Κρηθεύς | Kretheus | personal name |
ke-re-ti-wo | ΚρήθιFος | Krethivos | place name |
ke-ro-si-ja | γερονσία (>γερουσία) | yeronsia (>yerousia) |
council of elders (‘senate’) |
ke-ro-wo | ΚέροFος | Kerovos | personal name |
ke-sa-do-ro | Κέσανδρος | Kesandros | personal name |
ke-se-ne-wi-ja/ ke-se-ni-wi-ja/ ke-se-nu-wi-ja/ ke-se-ni-wi-jo/ ke-se-nu-wo |
ξένFια/ξένFιος (>ξένια/ξένιος) | xenwia/xenwios (>xenia/xenios) | divine epithet (ξένιος= ‘hospitable’) |
ke-u-po-da/ ke-u-po-da-o/ ke-u-po-de-ja | χευσπόνδας/ χευσπόνδεια | heuspondas/ heuspondeia | (=libation pourer) |
ke-u-sa | Κέουσας | Κέουσας | personal name |
ke-we-to-jo | ΚηFέτοιο (ΚηFέτος) | Kevetoio (Kevetos) | personal name |
ki-ni-di-ja | Κνίδια(ι) | Knidia(i) | ethnic name (fem.) |
ki-ri-ta | κριθά (>κριθή) | kritha (>krithe) | barley |
ki-si-wi-ja | ΞίFια(ι) | Xivia(i) | ethnic name of ‘>Chios?’ (fem.) |
ki-ta-no | κίρτανος (>κρίτανος) | kirtanos (>kritanos) | terebinth tree (see also ‘ti-mi-to’) |
ki-ti-je-si | κτίενσι | ktiensi | they cultivate (>κτίζω?= to settle, to found) |
ki-ti-me-na/ ki-ti-me-no | κτιμένα/ κτιμένος |
ktimena/ ktimenos |
settled, owned (see also ‘ktoina’) |
ki-ti-ta | κτίτας | ktitas | inhabitant, settler |
ki-to | χιτών | hiton | chiton, type of clothing |
ki-wo/ ki-wo-na-de |
κίFων | kiwon | pillar |
ko-do-jo | Κοδοίο (Κόδος) | Kodoio (Kodos) | personal name |
ko-ka-ro/ ku-ka-ro |
Κώκαλος/ Κύκαλος |
Kokalos/ Kykalos |
personal name |
ko-ki-da | Κόλχιδας | Kolhidas | personal name |
ko-ki-jo | Κόλχιος | Kolhios | personal name |
ko-ki-re-ja | κολχιρεία (*κολχίας> κοχλίας) | kolhireia (*kolhias> kohlias) | shell-shaped, spiral |
ko-ku | κόγχυς; | konhys? | (>κόγχη= a mussel/something sharp) |
ko-ku-ro | κογχυλός | konhylos | shell-shaped/ purple |
ko-ma-we/ ko-ma-we-te/ ko-ma-we-to | ΚομάFεις/ ΚομαFέντει/ ΚομαFέντος | Komafeis/ Komafentei/ Komafentos | personal name (>κομάεις= ‘with nice hair’) |
ko-ma-we-ta | κομαFέντα | komafenta | (κόμμα= stamp) |
ko-ma-we-te-ja | ΚομαFέντεια | Komafenteia | goddess’s name (κόμα>κόμη= hair) |
ko-no | σκοίνος | skoinos | schinus, rush (plant) |
ko-no-si-ja/ ko-no-si-jo | Κνώσια/ Κνώσιος |
Knosia/ Knosios |
ethnic name of ‘Knossos’ |
ko-no-so/ ko-no-so-de | Κνωσός/ Κνωσόνδε |
Knosos/ Knosonde |
place name |
ko-pi-na | κοφίνα; (>κόφινος) | kophina? (>kophinos) | ‘coffin?’ (>κόφινος= basket) |
ko-re-te/ ko-re-te-re |
κορέτερ/ κορέτηρες |
koreter/ koreteres |
official title (‘mayor’) |
ko-re-te-ri-jo | κορετήριον | koreterion | referring to the ‘koreter’ (=‘mayor’s house’) |
ko-ri-a2-da-na/ ko-ri-ja-da-na/ ko-ri-ja-do-no/ ko-ri-jo-da-na |
κολίαδνα/ κολίαδνος (>κολίαντρος) | koriadna/ koriadnos (>koliantros) | coriander (plant) |
ko-ri-si-ja/ ko-ri-si-jo | Κορίνσια/ Κορίνσιος (>Κορίνθια/ Κορίνθιος) | Korinsia/ Korinsios (>Korinthia/ Korinthios) | ethnic name of ‘Korinthos’ |
ko-ri-to | Κόρινθος | Korinthos | place name |
ko-ro-jo-wo-wi-ja | κροιοFόρFια | kroiovorvia | place name |
ko-ro-ku-ra-i-jo | Κροκυλαίοι (>Κερκυραίοι;) | Krokylaioi (>Kerkyraioi?) | ethnic name of >‘Kerkyra’ (Corfu)? |
ko-ro-no-we-sa | κορωνόFεσσα (κορωνός/ κορώνη;) | koronovessa (koronos/ korone?) | (pot decoration) (κορωνός= curved, crooked, κορώνη= sea-crow |
ko-ru/ ko-ru-pi |
κόρυς/ κόρυ(θ)φι | korys/ kory(th)phi | helmet |
ko(-ru-)we-ja | κορυFεία (>κουρήια;) | koryveia (>koureia?) | related to ‘ko-wa’/ to ‘ko-ru?’ (see also ‘qo-wi-ja’) |
ko-so-u-to | Ξούθος/Ξουθός | Ksouthos | personal name (= blond, tawny) |
ko-to-i-na/ ko-to-na/ ko-to-na-o |
κτοίνα/ κτοινάων |
ktoina/ ktoinaon |
plot of land |
ko-to-no(-o)-ko | κτοινόοχοι | ktoinoohoi | plot owners |
ko-tu-ro2/ ko-tu-ro2-ne |
Κοτυρίων/ Κοτυρίονει | Kotyrion/ Kotyrionei |
personal name |
ko-tu-we/ ko-tu-wo |
ΚοτύFει/ ΚότυFος |
Kotyvei/ Kotyvos |
place name |
ko-we-ja | κόρFεια (>κούρια) | korfeia (>kouria) | like a ‘korfa’ (see next) |
ko-wa | κόρFα (>κούρη, κόρη) | korfa (>koure, kore) | young woman, girl |
ko-wo | κόρFος (>κούρος) | korfos (>kouros) | young man |
ko-wo | κόFος (>κώας) | kovos (>koas) | fleece |
ku-do-ni-ja | Κυδωνία | Kydonia | place name (modern Chania) |
ku-ka-da-ro | Κυκάδαρος | Kykadaros | personal name |
ku-ke-re-u | Κυκλεύς | Kykleus | personal name |
ku-mi-no/ ku-mi-no-jo | κύμινον | kyminon | cumin (plant) |
ku-na-ja/ ku-na-ki-si |
γυναία/ γυναιξί (>γυνή) | wynaia/ wynaiksi (>gyne) | woman |
ku-na-ke-ta/ ku-na-ke-ta-i |
κυναγέτας | kynagetas | hunter |
ku-pa-ri-si-jo | Κυπαρίσιοι (Κυπαρίσιος) | Kyparisioi (Kyparisios) | ethnic name of ‘Kyparisos’ |
[ku-]pa-ri-so | Κυπάρισσος | Kyparisos | place name |
ku-pa-ro | κύπαιρος | kypairos | cyperus (plant) |
ku-pa-ro-we | κυπαιρόFεν | kypairofen | made with ‘kypairos’ (see previous) |
ku-pe-se-ro | Κύψελος | Kypselos | personal name |
ku-pi-ri-jo | Κύπριος | Kyprios | ethnic name (of Cyprus) |
ku-ra-no | Κυλάνος | Kylanos | personal name |
ku-re-we | ΚουρήFες (>Κουρήτες) | Koureves (>Kouretes) |
group name (>Kouretes= a warlike tribe) |
ku-ru-me-no/ ku-ru-me-no-jo | Κλυμένος | Klymenos | personal name |
ku-ru-so | χρυσός | hrysos | gold |
ku-ru-so-wo-ko | χρυσοFoργός (>χρυσουργός) | hrysovorgos (>hrysourgos) | gold worker |
ku-ru-su-pa3 | χρυσυφαία; | hrysyfaia? | kind of pot (tripod amphora) |
ku-su | ξύν (>συν) | ksyn (>syn) | plus |
ku-su-pa | ξύμπαν (>σύμπαν) | ksympan (>sympan) | whole |
ku-su-to-ro-pa | ξυ(ν)στρoφά (>συστροφή) | ksy(n)stropha (>systrophe) | collection, gathering |
ku-ta-(i-)to | Κύταιστος | Kytaistos | place name |
ku-ta-ti-jo | Κυταίσιος | Kytaisios | ethnic name of ‘Kytaistos’ |
ku-te-se-jo | κυτέσειος/ κυτεσείοις (>κύτισος) | kyteseios/ kyteseiois (>kytisos) | made from ebony |
ku-te-ra-o/ ku-te-ra3 | Κυθεραίος/ Κυθερέα(ι) | Kytheraios/ Kytherea(i) | ethnic name of ‘Kythera’ |
ku-te-re-u-pi | Κυθερεύφι (Κύθηρα) | Kythereuphi (Kythera) | place name (modern Kithira) |
ku-tu-qa-no | Κτυγιάνωρ | Ktygianor | personal name |
ku-wa-no | κύFανος (>κύανος) | kywanos (>kyanos) | gemstone, lapis lazuli (κύανος= blue) |
ku-wa-no-wo-ko | κυFανοFοργός | kyvanovorgos | gemstone worker |
ma-ka | Μά Γά; (Μάτερ Γαία) | Ma Ga? (Mater Gaia) =‘mother earth?’ | (goddess’ name?) |
ma-ka-wo | ΜαχάFων | Mahafon | personal name |
ma-na-sa | Μάνασσα | Manassa | goddess’s name |
ma-na-si-we-ko | ΜνασίFεργος | Mnasivergos | personal name |
ma-ni-ko | Μάνιχος | Manihos | personal name |
ma-no-u-ro | Μάνουρος | Manouros | personal name |
ma-ra-ne-ni-jo | Μαλανένιοι | Maranenioi | ethnic name (related to ‘Marineu’?) |
ma-ra-te-u | Μαλατεύς/ Μαλθεύς | Marateus/ Maltheus | personal/ ethnic name |
ma-ra-te-we/ ma-ri-ti(-wi)-jo | μαλαθήFες/ μαλθί(Fι)ος | malathives/ malthi(vi)os | ethnic name |
ma-ra-tu-wo | μαράθυFον (>μάραθος) | marathyvon (>marathos) | fennel (plant) |
ma-re-u/ ma-re-wo |
Μαλεύς | Maleus | personal name |
ma-ri-ne-u/ ma-ri-ne-we | Μαρινεύς | Marineus | god’s name? |
ma-ri-ne-we-ja-i | ΜαρινέFεια(ι) | Marineveia(i) | priestess of ‘Marineus’? |
ma-ri-ta | Μάλιτας | Malitas | personal/ ethnic name |
ma-ro-pi | Μαλόφι (Μάλος) | Malophi (Malos) | place name |
ma-te/ ma-te-re | μάτερ | mater | mother |
ma-te(-re) te-i-ja | Μάτερ Θεία | Mater Theia | = ‘divine mother’ |
ma-to(-ro-)pu-ro | Ματρόπυλος | Matropylos | place name |
ma-u-ti-jo | Μαύτιος | Mautios | personal name |
me-de-i-jo | Μέδειος | Medeios | personal name |
me-ka-o wo-wo | (me-ka-o) FόρFος | (me-ka-o) vorvos | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
me-ni-jo | μήνιος | meinios | related to ‘mein’ (see next) |
related to ‘mein’ (see next) | Table Cell | Table Cell | Table Cell |
me-no | μηνός (μην> μήνας) | meinos (mein> meinas) | month (μήν= month/moon/an Anatolian deity) |
me-no-e-ja | μηνοεία | menoeia | moon shaped? |
me-re-ti-ra2/ me-re-ti-ri-ja |
μελέστριαι | melestriai | flour grinders (fem.) |
me-re-u-ro | μέλευρον (>μάλευρον) | meleuron (>maleuron) |
flour |
me-ri/ me-ri-to |
μέλι(ν)/ μέλιτον |
meli(n)/ meliton |
honey |
me-ri-da-ma-te/ me-ri-du-ma-te | μελιδάματες/ μελιδύματες | melidamates/ melidymates | ceremonial title (=‘distributors of honey’?) |
me-ri-te-wo | μελιτέFος (μελιτεύς) | melitevos (meliteus) | personal name/ occupation (μέλι= honey) |
me-ta | μετά | meta | after, with |
me-ta-ke-ku-me-na | μετακεκυμένα | metakekumena | dismantled? |
me-ta-ki-ti-ta | μετακτίτας | metaktitas | settler on a second-stage (see also ‘ktitas’) |
me-ta-pa/ me-ta-pa-de | Μετάπα/ Μετάπανδε |
Metapa/ Metapande |
place name |
me-ta-pi-jo | Μετάπιος | Metapios | ethnic name of ‘Metapa’ |
me-to-qe-u | Μετωπεύς | Metopeus | personal name |
me-u-jo-a2 | μεFίοhα (>μείονα) | mevioha (>meiona) | smaller (many things) |
me-wi-jo/ me-u-jo |
μεFίων/μεFίος (>μείων) | mevion/mevios (>meion) | smaller (one person) |
me-wi-jo-e/ me-u-jo-e | μεFίοες (>μείονες) | mevioes (>meiones) | smaller (many persons) |
me-zo | μέζων/μέζος (>μείζων) | mezon/mezos (>meizon) | greater, bigger (one person) |
me-zo-a2 | μέζοhα (>μείζονα) | mezoha (>meizona) | greater, bigger (many things) |
me-zo-e | μέζοες (>μείζονες) | mezoes (>meizones) | greater, bigger (many persons) |
-mi | -μιν | -min | him/her |
mi-ra-ti-ja | Μιλάτια(ι) | Milatia(i) | ethnic name of ‘Milatos’ (Miletus) |
mi-ta | μίνθα (>μέντα) | mintha (>menta) | mentha, mint (plant) |
mi-to-we-sa/ mi-to-we-sa-e |
μιλτόFεσσα | miltovessa | (painted) red |
mo-qo-so | Μoψός | Mopsos | personal name |
mo-re-u | Μολεύς | Moleus | personal name |
mo-ri-wo-do | μόλυβδος | molyvdos | lead |
mo-ro-qa | μορόπας | moropas | official (military?) title |
mo-ro-po-ro/ mo-ro-qo-ro-jo |
Mόροπλος | Moroplos | personal name |
na-i-se-wi-jo | ΝαϊσέFιος | Na’isevios | personal name |
na-u-do-mo | ναυδόμος | naudomos | ship worker |
na-u-si-ke-re[-we] | ΝαυσικλέFεις (>Ναυσικλής) | Nausikleveis (>Nausikles) | personal name |
na-wi-jo | νάFιος (ναFός>ναός) | navios (navos>naos) | of the temple |
na-wi-ro | ΝάFιλος | Navilos | personal name |
ne-de-wa-ta/ ne-de-wa-ta-o |
ΝεδFάτας | Nedwatas | personal name |
ne-de-we(-e)/ ne-do-wo-ta-de/ ne-do-wo-te |
ΝεδεFεί(ει)/ NeδFότανδε/ ΝέδFοθεν (ΝέδFα/ΝέδFων) | Nedevei(ei)/ Nedvotande/ Nedvothen (Nedfa/Nedfon) | place name (>Νέδα= a modern river) |
ne-ti-ja-no(-re) | Νεστιάνωρ | Nestianor | personal name |
ne-wa/ ne-wo |
νέFα/νέFος (>νέα/νέος) | neva/nevos (>nea/neos) |
new |
no-pe-re-a2/ no-pe-re(-e) |
νωφελέα | nophelea | useless |
no-ri-wo-ki-de | (no-ri-wo-)κιδες | (no-ri-wo-)kides | ethnic/group name |
nu-wa-ja/ nu-wa-i-ja |
νυμFαία; | numfaia? | kind of cloth/ textile (>νυμφαία= yellow water-lily/ νύμφα= bride) |
ο-/ o-a2/ o-da-a2/ o-de-qa-a2 |
ο-/ οhά/ οδάhα/ οδετάhα |
o-/ oha/ odaha/ odetaha |
introductory/ prothetic world =‘who, in this manner’ (see also ‘jo-’) |
o-da-twe-ta / o-da-tu-we-ta/ o-da-ke-we-ta/ o-da-ku-we-ta |
οδατFέντα (>οδούς= δόντι) | odathenta (>odous= tooth) | provided with ‘teeth’ (of wheels) |
o-du-ru-we/ o-du-ru-wo | ΟδρύFει (Οδρύς;) | Odryvei (Odrys?) | place name |
o-du-ru-wi-ja/ o-du-ru-wi-jo | ΟδρύFια/ ΟδρύFιος |
Odryvia/ Odryvios |
ethnic name of ‘Odryvei/Odrys’ |
o-ka | ορχά (>αρχή) | orha (>arhe) | command/mission/(military) unit |
o-ka-ra | Οιχαλαί | Oihalai | place name |
o-ka-ra3 | Οιχαλέα(ι) | Oihalea(i) | ethnic name of ‘Oihalai’ |
o-ko-me-ne-u | Ορχομενεύς | Orhomeneus | personal name |
o-ku-na-wo | ΟκύναFος/ ΟκυνάFων | Okynavos/ Okynafon | personal name |
o-mo-pi | όρμοφι (όρμος) | ormophi (ormos) | with chains |
o-na-te-re | ονάτερες | onateres | lessees (see next) |
o-na-ta/ o-na-to |
όνατα/όνατον (ωνέομαι) | onata/onaton (oneomai) |
lease (ωνέομαι= to buy) |
o-ni-ti-a-pi | ορνίθιαφι (όρνις/όρνιθα) | ornithiaphi (ornis/ornitha) | (with) birds |
o-no | όνος | onos | ass |
o-no | ώνοι | onoi | (ώνια= payment) |
o-nu-ka/ o-nu-ke | όνυξ/όνυχες | onyx/onyhes | (anything like a) claw, nail |
o-pa | term related with the delivery of things/feasting ritual (>οπάζω= make to follow, send with) | ||
o-pa-wo-ta | (o-pa)φορτα | (o-pa)forta | things being brought (for feasting ritual) |
o-pe-ro | όφελος (>οφειλή) | ophelos (>ophele) | debt, liability |
o-pe-ro-sa/ o-pe-ro-ta/ o-pe-ro-te | οφέλονσα/ οφέλοντας/ οφέλοντες |
ophelonsa/ ophelolontas/ ophelontes | she/he/they who owe |
o-pe-ro-si | οφέλονσι (>οφείλουσι) | ophelonsi (>opheilousi) | they owe |
o-pe-ta | Οφέλτας | Opheltas | personal name |
o-pi/ e-pi |
οπί/ επί | opi/epi | over/on top/in charge of |
o-pi-a2-ra | οπίhαλα | opihala | places by the sea, coastline (>άλιος= of the sea) |
o-pi-de-so-mo | οπίδεσμοι | opidesmoi | binding straps (see also ‘de-so-mo’) |
o-pi-i-ja-pi | οπιίαφι | opiiaphi | parts of the reins |
o-pi-ka-pe-e-we | οπισκαφέεFες | opiskapheeves | overseers of digging operations (σκάμμα= trench, pit) |
o-pi-ke-re-mi-ni-ja/ o-pi-ke-re-mi-ja-pi | οπικελέμνια/ οπικελέμνιαφι | opikelemnia/ opikelemniaphi | part of decoration (of chairs) |
o-pi-ke-wi-re-je-u | (of tripods) a fashion-style | ||
o-pi-ri-mi-ni-jo | Οπιλίμνιος/ Οπλίμνιος | Opilimnios/ Oplimnios | personal name |
o-pi-su-ko | οπισυγός | opisygos | ‘fig- overseer’ (see also ‘suza’) |
o-pi-te-te-re | οπιθετήρες | opitheteres | chocks |
o-pi-te(-u)-ke-e-u/ o-pi-te-u-ke-e-we/ o-pi-te-u-ke-we | οπιτε(υ)χεεύς | opite(u)heeus | overseer of weapons (=τεύχεα) |
o-po-qo | οπώπω (δυικ.) (όπωποι) | opopo (dual) (opopoi) |
blinders |
o-po-ro | ώφλον (>οφείλω) | ophlon (>opheilo) | they owed (see also ‘o-pe-ro-si’) |
o-re-e-wo wo-wo | (o-re-e-wo) FόρFος | (o-re-e-wo) vorvos | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
o-re-i | όρει (όρος) | orei (oros) | mountain |
o-re-mo-a-ke-re-u | (o-re-mo) αγρεύς | (o-re-mo) agreus | place name (see also ‘agros’) |
o-re-ta | Ορέστας | Orestas | personal name |
o-ro-me-no | ορόμενος (ορώ) | oromenos (oro) | watching over |
o-ru-ma-to | Ορύμανθος | Orymanthos | place name |
o-ti-na-wo | ΟρτίναFος/ ΟρτινάFων | Ortinavos/ Ortinavon |
personal name |
o-te | ότε (>όταν) | ote (>otan) | when |
o-u-di-do-si/ o-u-di-do-to | ου δίδονσι/ ου δίδοντοι |
ou didonsi/ ou didontoi |
they don’t give/ they are not given (see also ‘di-do-si’) |
o-u-/ o-u-ki- | ου/ουχί (>όχι) | ou/ouhi (>ohi) | not |
o-u-qe | ουκέ (>ούτε) | ouke (>oute) | neither |
(o-u-)te-mi | (ου) τέρμις | (ou) termis | without edges? (see ‘*te-mi’) |
o-u-wo-ze | ου Fόρζει | ou vorzei | not working (see also ‘wo-ze’) |
o-wi-de-ta-i | οFιδέται (οFιδέτας) | ovidetai (ovidetas) | religious title (‘sheep- flayers?’) |
o-wi-to-ni-jo | ΟFιτόνιοι | Ovitonioi | ethnic name of ‘Ovitnos’ |
o-wi-to-no | ΌFιτνος | Ovitnos | place name |
o-wo-we | οFώFεις (οFός> ους) | ovofeis (ovos> ous) | with ‘ears,’ handles |
pa-da-je-u/ pa-da-je-we/ pa-da-je-wo | Πανδαγεύς | Pandageus | personal name |
pa-di-jo | Πανδίων | Pandion | personal name |
pa-i-ti-ja/ pa-i-ti-jo |
Φαίστια/ Φαίστιος |
Phaistia/ Phaistios |
ethnic name of ‘Phaistos’ |
pa-i-to | Φαιστός | Phaistos | place name |
pa-ja-wo-ne | ΠαιαFόνει (ΠαιάFων) | Paiawonei (Paiawon) | god’s name (>related to Apollo?) |
pa-ka-na | φάσγανα | phasgana | small swords, knives |
pa-ke-te-re | πακτήρες | pakteires | pegs |
pa-ki-ja-na/ pa-ki-ja-na-de/ pa-ki-ja-ne/ pa-ki-ja-pi/ pa-ki-ja-si |
Φασγιαναί/ Σφαγιαναί |
Phasgianai/ Sphagianai |
place name (religious center near Pylos) |
pa-ki-ja-ni-ja/ pa-ki-ja-ni-jo/ pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-i/ pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-jo |
Φασγιανία(ι)/ Σφαγιανία(ι)/ Φασγιανίοι/ Σφαγιανίοι |
Phasgiania(i)/ Sphagiania(i)/ Phasgianioi/ Sphagianioi |
ethnic name of ‘Phasgianai/ Sphagianai’ |
pa-ko-si-jo(-jo) | Σφακοσίοιο (Σφακόσιος) |
Sphakosioio (Sphakosios) |
personal name |
pa-ko-we | σφακόFεν | sfakofen | made with siege (plant) |
pa-ku-ro2 | Παγχυλίων | Panhylion | personal name |
pa-ma-ko | φάρμακον; | pharmakon? | medicine |
pa-ra-jo | Παραίος | Paraios | personal name |
pa-ra-jo | παλαιός | palaios | old |
pa-ra-ku/ pa-ra-ku-ja/ *56-ra-ku-ja |
>βαρακίς | >varakis | dye- substance |
pa-ro | παρό (>παρά) | paro (>para) | to whom, ‘chez’ |
pa-sa | πάνσαν (πάνσα) | pansan (pansa) | all (fem.) |
pa-sa-ro | ψάλον (>ψάλλιον) | psalon (>psallion) | chain, part of the bridle |
pa-si | πάνσι | pansi | all (neut.) |
pa-si | φασί(ν) (φαμί/φημί) | phasi(n) (phami/phemi) |
they say |
pa-si-te-o-i | πάνσι θεοίς | pansi theois | to all gods |
pa-ta | Πάτας | Patas | personal name |
pa-ta-ja/ pa-ta-jo(-i) |
παλταιά (>παλτόν) | paltaia (>palton) | arrow |
pa-te | πάντες (πας) | pantes (pas) | all (masq.) |
pa-te | πάτερ | pater | father |
pa-te-ko-to | παντέκτων | pantekton | ‘all-builder’ |
pa-we-a/ pa-we-o/ pa-we-pi/ pa-we-si/ pa-wo |
φάρFεα | pharvea | textiles |
pa-wo-ke/ pa-wo-ko |
πάρFοργες; | parvorges? | ancillaries |
pe-da | πεδά | peda | towards/after |
pe-de-we-sa | πέδFεσσα | pedvessa | with legs |
pe-di-ra/ pe-di-ro(-i) |
πέδιλα | pedila | sandals |
pe-i | σφεις | sfeis | them |
pe-ko-to | πέκοτον; | pekoton? | kind of textile |
pe-ma/ pe-mo |
σπέρμα/ σπέρμον |
sperma/ spermon |
grain |
pe-ne-we-ta | πνέFεντα; | pnewenta? | type of cloth |
pe-pi-te-me-no-jo | Πεπιθμένοιο (Πεπιθμένος) | Pepithmenoio (Pepithmenos) |
personal name |
pe-qa-to | πέκFατοι (*πέδFατοι;) |
pekvatoi (*pedvatoi?) |
part of a chariot (foot boards?) |
pe-ra-a-ko-ra-i-ja/ pe-ra-a-ko-ra-i-jo/ pe-ra3-ko-ra-i-ja |
Περαίαι-χωραίαι (= ‘πέρα- χώρα’) |
Peraiai-horaiai (= ‘further provinces’) |
place name (see opp. ‘devroaihoraiai’) |
pe-re | φέρει(ν) | pherei(n) | to bring |
pe-re-ke-u/ pe-re-ke-we |
πελεκεύς | pelekeus | hewer (πέλεκυς= axe) |
pe-re-qo-ta/ pe-re-qo-ta-o/ qe-re-qo-ta-o |
Πρεσπότας | Prespotas | personal name |
pe-re-u-ro-na-de | Πλευρώνανδε (Πλευρών) | Pleuronande (Pleuron) |
place name |
pe-re-u-ro-ni-jo | Πλευρώνιος | Pleuronios | ethnic name of ‘Pleuron’ |
pe-re-sa2 | Πρέσφα | Presfa | goddess’s name |
pe-re-sa2-jo | Πρέσφαιον | Presfaion | sanctuary dedicated to ‘Presfa’ |
pe-ri- | περι- | peri- | about/of |
pe-ri-me-de | Περιμήδης | Perimedes | personal name |
pe-ri-ta | Πελίτας | Pelitas | personal name |
pe-ri-te-u | Περιτεύς | Periteus | personal name |
pe-ri-to-wo | ΠερίθοFος | Perithovos | personal name |
pe-ru-si-nu-wa/ pe-ru-si-nu-wo/ pe-ru-si-nwa/ pe-ru-si-nwa-o |
περυσινFά/ περυσινυFό (>περυσινά/ περυσινό) |
perysinwa/ perysinwo (>perysina/ perysino) |
of last year |
pe-se-ro | Ψελλός | Psellos | personal name |
pe-ta-ro | Πέταλος | Petalos | personal name |
pe-te-re-wa/ pte-re-wa | πτελεFάς (>πτελέα) | ptelewas (>ptelea) | (made of) elm wood |
pe-to-no pe-to-no-de |
Πετονός/Πέτνος | Petonos/Petnos | place name |
pe-to-ni-jo | Πετόνιος/Πέτνιος | Petonios/ Petnios | ethnic name of Petonos//Petnos |
-pi | -φι | -phi | instrumental/ ablative case |
pi-a2-ra/ pi-je-ra3 |
φιhάλα(ι)/ φιελαία(ι) (>φιάλη) |
phihala(i)/ phiailaia(i) (>phiale) |
kind of pot |
pi-ke-re-u/ pi-ke-re-we/ pi-ke-re-wo |
Πικερεύς | Pikereus | personal name |
pi-pi | Πίπης | Pipis | personal name |
pi-ri-ja-o | φλιαίων (φλιαί) | phliaion (phliai) | doorposts |
pi-ri-je-te/ pi-ri-je-te-re/ pi-ri-e-te-si |
πριέτερ/ πριέτερες/ πριέτεσι |
prieter/ prieteres/ prietesi |
ivory worker (πρίω= to saw) |
pi-ro-we-ko | ΦιλόFεργος | Philovergos | personal name |
pi-sa2 | Πίσφα/Πίσσια | Pispha/Pissia | place name |
pi-sa-wa-ta | ΠισFάτας | Piswatas | personal name |
pi-ta-ke-u | Πιτακεύς | Pitakeus | personal name |
pi-ti-ro2-we-sa | πτιλιόFεσσα (>πτίλον) |
ptiliovessa (>ptilon) |
furnished with feathers? (πτίλον= feather) |
po-da-ko | Πόδαργος | Podargos | personal/animal name |
po-de/ po-pi |
ποδεί/πόφι (>πους) |
podei/pophi (>pous) |
with legs |
po-ki-ro-nu-ka | ποικιλώνυχα | poikilonyha (poikilos= various +onyhas= nail) |
kind of decoration (compare with ‘leukonyha’) |
po-me/ po-me-no/ po-me-ne |
ποιμήν/ ποιμένος/ ποιμένει |
poimen/ poimenos/ poimenei |
shepherd |
po-ni-ke | φοινίκει | phoinikei | decorated with a griffin or palm trees |
po-ni-ke-(j)a/ po-ni-ki-ja/ po-ni-ki-jo |
φοινίκια/ φοινίκιος |
phoinikia/ phoinikios |
crimson |
po-pu-re-ja | πορφυρεία | porphyreia | purple (fem.) |
po-pu-ro2 | Πορφυρίων | Porfyrion | personal name |
po-qe-wi-a | φορεFιαί (>φορβειαί) |
phoreviai (>phorveiai) |
halters |
po-re-na | φορήναι (>φέρομαι;) |
phorenai (>feromai?) |
attendees in sacrificial ceremonies (φέρομαι= to be brought) |
po-ri-wo | ΠόλιFος | Polivos | personal name |
po-ro | πώλος | poros | young horse |
po-ro | πώρος | poros | porous stone (kind of marble) |
po-ro- | προ- | pro- | before/pro- |
po-ro-du-ma-te | προδύματες | prodymates | family groups? (see also ‘dymates’) |
po-ro-e-ke | προεχής | proeheis | (table) fitting against the wall |
po-ro-ko-re-te-re | προκορέτερες | prokoreteres | official title/ ‘vice- mayors’ (see also ‘koreter’) |
po-ro-te-u | Πρωτεύς | Proteus | personal name |
po-ro-u-te-u/ po-ro-u-te-we/ po-ro-u-te-wo |
Πλουτεύς | Plouteus | personal name |
po-ro-wi-to(-jo) | ΠλωFιστοίο (ΠλώFιστος) | Plovistoio (Plovistos) |
month name |
po-ru-ka-to | Πολύκαστος | Polykastos | personal name |
po-ru-po-de | πολυπόδει (πολύπους) | polypodei (polypous) |
(decorated with an) octopus |
po-ru-qo-ta | Πολυβότας | Polyvotas | personal name |
po-se-da-o/ po-se-da-o-ne/ po-se-da-o-ni |
Ποσειδάων/ Ποσειδαόνει |
Poseidaon/ Poseidaonei |
god’s name (>Poseidon) |
po-si | ποσί | posi | up/on |
po-si-da-e-ja | Ποσιδάεια | Posidaeia | goddess’s name |
po-si-da-e-we | ΠοσιδάεFες | Posidaeves | cult association related to ‘Poseidaon’ |
po-si-da-i-je-u/ po-si-da-i-je-u-si |
Ποσιδαϊγεύς | Posida’igeus | priest of ‘Poseidaon’ |
po-si-da-i-jo/ po-si-da-i-jo-de |
Ποσιδαίον | Posidaion | place dedicated to ‘Poseidaon’ |
po-si-ke-te-re | ποσικέτερες (>οικέτης;) |
posiketeres (>oiketes?) |
dwellers/house servants (‘immigrants?’) |
po-so-pe-re-i | Ψώφρει (Ψώφρης) |
Psophrei (Psophres) |
personal name |
po-so-ra-ko | Ψώρακος | Psorakos | personal name |
po-so-re-ja | Ψωρεία | Psoreia | personal name (fem.) |
po-so-ro | Ψώρος | Psoros | personal name |
po-ti-ni-ja | Πότνια | potnia | goddess/ ‘beloved one’ |
po-ti-ni-ja-we-ja/ po-ti-ni-ja- we-(i-)jo/wi-jo |
ποτνιάFεια/ ποτνιάFειος |
potniaveia/ potniaveios |
person related/ dedicated to ‘potnia’ |
po-ti-pi | Πόρτιφι (πόρτις) | portiphi (portis) | (decorated with a) young cow |
po-ti-ro | ποντίλοι | pontiloi | sailors |
pu-ka-ta-ri-ja | type of cloth (>πυκτίζω= to fold) | ||
pu-ke-se-ro | Πυγέσερος/ Πύξελος |
Pygeseros/ Pyxelos |
personal name |
pu-ko-so | Πύξος | pyxos | box- wood |
pu-ra-so | Πύρασος | Pyrasos | personal name |
pu-ra-ta/ pu-ra-ta-o |
Πυράτας | Pyratas | personal name |
pu-ra-u-to-ro | πύραυθρον | pyrauthron | cooking vessel (>πύραστρον, πυράγρα= forceps) |
pu-ro | Πύλος | Pylos | place name |
pu2-ke | Φύγης | Phyges | personal name |
pu2-ke-qi-ri | Φυγεκλής; | Phygekles? | personal name |
pu2-ra2-a-ke-re-u/ pu2-ra2-a-ki-ri-jo |
Φυλίας Αγρεύς | Phylias Agreus | place name (φυλία= wild olive) |
pu2-si-ja-ko | Φυσίαρχος | Physiarhos | personal name |
pu2-te/ pu-te/ pu2-te-re |
φύτερ | phyter | planter |
pu2-te-ri-ja | φυτέρια | phyteria | planted, cultivated (related to ‘ktoina’= plots) |
pte-no | φτενοί | phtenoi | parts of a chariot (φτενός= ‘thin’) |
qa-da-so | Κάδασος | Kadasos | personal name |
qa-nu-wa-so | ΚαρνύFασος | Karnyvasos | personal name |
qa-ra | KFάρα | Kwara | place name |
qa-ra-i-so | KFάραισος | Kwaraisos | personal name |
qa-ra-to-ro | κFάλαθρον (>σπάλαθρον?) |
kwalathron (>spalathron?) |
rake |
qa-si-re-u | κFασιλεύς (>βασιλεύς) |
kwasileus (>vasileus) |
title/occupation (latter the king) |
qa-si-re-wi-ja | κFασιλέFια | kwasilevia | of the ‘kvasileus’ (fem.) |
-qe | κFε (>γε, τε> και) |
qwe (>yai, tai> kai) |
and |
qe-qi-no-me-na/ qe-qi-no-me-no/ qe-qi-no-to |
γεγινωμένα/ γεγινωμένος/ γεγινωτός (>δινωτός) |
geginomena/ geginomenos/ geginotos (>dinotos) |
made by twisting |
qe-ra-na | κέρνα/κεράνα; | kerna/kerana? | type of pot (ewer) |
qe-ra-si-ja | Κερασία (>Θηρασία) | Kerasia (>Therasia) | goddess’s name/epithet of Artemis? |
qe-re-ti-ri-jo | βλητρίω (δυικ.) (>βλήτρον) | vleitrio (dual) (>vleitron) |
a band or hoop (of ships) |
qe-ta-ra-je-u | Κετραγεύς | Ketrayeus | personal name |
qe-ta-wo | ΚέταFος | Ketavos | personal name |
qe-te-a/ qe-te-a2/ qe-te-(j)o |
(>τέλθος;) | (>telthos?) | due (to the gods?) (>τέλθος= debt/ payment due) |
qe-to | (>πίθος) | (>pithos) | a kind of pot |
qe-to-ro- | πετρο- (>τετρα-) | petro- (>tetra-) | tetra- |
qe-to-ro-po-pi | πετροπόφι/ τετροπόφι |
petropophi/ tetropophi |
with four legs, cattle |
qe-to-ro-we | πετρώFεις/ τετρώFεις |
petrofeis/ tetrofeis |
with four ‘ears/’ handles |
qi-si-pe(-e) | ξίφεε (δυικ.) (ξίφη) |
qsiphee (dual) (qsiphe) |
swords |
qo-o | κFόος (>βούς) | qwoos (>vous) | ox |
qo-ro-mu-ro | Βρώμυλος | Vromylos | place name |
qo-u-ka-ra/ qo-u-ka-ra-o-i |
βούκαρα (>βουκρανία) |
voukara (>voukrania) |
bull head (βους= ox+ κάρα= head) |
qo-u-ko-ro | βουκόλος | voukolos | shepherd, cattle-driver |
qo-u-qo-ta | βουβότας | vouvotas | shepherd, pastor |
qo-wi-ja | κόρFια (>κουρήια) |
korfia (>koureia) |
divine (see also ‘korfa’) |
ra-e-ja | λαεία (λάας) | laheia (laas) | made of stone |
ra-ja | Ραία | Raia | place name |
ra-ke-da-mi-ni-jo | Λακεδάμνιος (>Λακεδαιμόνιος) |
Lakedamnios (>Lakedemonios) |
ethnic name of ‘>Lacedaemon’ |
ra-ke-u | Λαχεύς | Laheus | personal name |
ra-ku-ro/ ra-ku-ro-jo |
Λάχυρος | Lahyros | personal name |
ra-mi-ni-ja | Λάμνιαι (>Λήμνιαι) | Lamniai (>Lemniai) | ethnic name of ‘>Lemnos?’ (fem.) |
ra-pa-sa-ko | Λάμψακος | Lampsakos | personal name |
ra-pa-to (me-no) | Λάπατος/ Λάπανδος | Lapatos/Lapandos | (‘Λαπάτω μηνός’= in the month of Lapatos) |
ra-pi-ti-ra2/ ra-pte-ri-ja/ ra-qi-ti-ra2 |
ράπτρια(ι) | raptria(i) | seamstress(es) |
ra-pte / ra-pte-re |
ράπτερ | rapter | tailor, clothes-mender |
ra-su-ti-jo | Λασύνθιος | Lasynthios | ethnic name of ‘Lasynthos’ |
ra-su-to | Λάσυνθος | Lasynthos | place name |
ra-ti-jo | Λάτιος | Latios | ethnic name of ‘Lato’ |
ra-to | Λατώ | Lato | place name |
ra-wa-ke-ja/ ra-wa-ke-si-ja/ ra-wa-ke-si-jo |
λαFαγεία/ λαFαγέσια/ λαFαγέσιος |
lafageia/ lafagesia/ lafagesios |
belonging to the ‘lafagetas’ |
ra-wa-ke-si-ja-jo/ ra-wa-ke-si-jo-jo |
λαFαγεσιαίον | lafagesiaion | premises of the ‘lafagetas’ |
ra-wa-ke-ta | λαFαγέτας | lafagetas | official title (= leader of the people) |
ra-wa-ra-ta/ ra-u-ra-ta |
ΛάFρανθα(ι) | Lavrantha(i) | place name |
ra-wa-ra-ta2/ ra-u-ra-ti-ja/ ra-wa-ra-ti-jo/ ra-wa-ra-*66 |
ΛαFρανθία(ι)/ ΛαFράνθιος |
Lavranthia(i)/ Lavranthios |
ethnic name of ‘Lavrantha’ |
ra-wo | λαFός (>λαός) | lawos (>laos) | people |
ra-wo-do-ko | ΛαFόδοκος | Lawodokos | personal name |
ra-wo-po-no | ΛαFόπονος | Lawoponos | personal name |
re-ke-(e-)to-ro-te-ri-jo | Λεχεστρωτήριον | Lehestroteirion | religious feast |
re-pe-u-ri-jo | Λεπεύριος | Lepeurios | ethnic name of ‘*re-pe-u’ |
re-po-to | Λεπτόν | lepton | thin, fine |
re-qa-se-wo wo-wo | ‘re-qa-se-wo’ FόρFος | ‘re-qa-se-wo’ vorvos | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
re-u-ka-so | Λεύκασος | Leukasos | personal name |
re-u-ko/ re-u-ko-jo |
Λεύκος | Leukos | personal name |
re-u-ko-nu-ka | λευκόνυχα | lefkonyha | (lefkos= white+ onyhas= nail) kind of decoration (for clothes) |
re-u-ko-o-pu2-ru/ re-u-ko-ro-o-pu2-ru |
Λευκο(ρο)όφρυς | Lefko(ro)ophrys | personal name |
re-u-ko-to-ro | Λεύκτροι/ Λεύκτρον |
Lefktroi/ Lefktron |
place name |
re-wo/ re-wo-pi/ re-wo-te-jo |
λέFων/ λέFοντφι/ λεFοντίοις |
lewon/ lewontphi/ lewonteiois |
lion (implying decoration) |
re-wo/ re-wo-te-re-jo |
λέFος/ λεFοτέρειον (>λέβης/ λεβητάριον) |
levos/levotereion (>leveis/ leveitarion) |
kettle, caldron |
re-wo-to-ro-ko-wo | λεFοτρόκορFοι | levotrokorfoi | bath- attendants |
ri-jo/ ri-jo-de |
Ρίον/ Ρίονδε |
Rion/ Rionde |
place name (= cape) |
ri-me-ne | λιμένει (λιμήν) |
limenei (limein) |
harbor |
ri-na-ko-ro | λίναγρος | linagros | (= flax gatherer ) |
ri-ne-ja | λινείαι | lineiai | flax workers (fem.) |
ri-no | λίνον | linon | flax (plant) |
ro-i-ko | ροϊκός | ro’ikos | crooked |
ro-ko | Λωχός | Lohos | personal name |
ro-o-wa | ΡοόFα | Roofa | place name |
ro-u-si-je-wi-ja | ΛουσιέFεια(ι) | Lousieveia(i) | originating in ‘Lousos’ (fem.) |
ro-u-si-jo | Λούσιος | Lousios | ethnic name of ‘Lousos’ |
ro-u-so | Λουσός | Lousos | place name |
ru-ke-wo-wo-wi-ja | Λυνκεύς+ FόρFια | Lynkeus+ vorvia | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
ru-ki-ti-jo | Λυκίνθιος | Lykinthios | ethnic name of ‘Lykinthos’ |
ru-ki-to | Λύκινθος | Lykinthos | place name |
ru-ko-ro/ ru-ko-u-ro |
Λύκο(υ)ρος | Lyko(u)ros | personal name |
ru-ko-wo-ro | ΛυκοFόρος | Lykovoros | personal name |
ru-na-so | Ρύνασος | Rynasos | personal name |
ru-ra-ta(-e) | λυράτας | lyratas | player on the lyre |
sa-ke-re-u/ sa-ke-re-we/ sa-ke-re-wo |
Σαγρεύς/Σαγηλεύς | Sagreus/Sageleus | personal name |
sa-ma-ra | Σαμάρα | Samara | place name |
sa-ma-ri-wa | ΣαμαρίFα | Samarifa | place/ethnic name of ‘Samara’? |
sa-pa | cell | cell | kind of clothing |
sa-pa-ke-te-ri-ja | σφακτηρίαι/ σφάκτρια |
sphakteiriai/ sphaktreia |
animals for ritual slaughter |
sa-pi-de | σαρπίδες | sarpides | boxes |
sa-ra-pe-da | Σραπέδας | Sraperdas | god’s epithet (‘Srapedas Poseidaon’) |
sa-ri-nu-wo-te/ se-ri-no-(wo-)te |
ΣαλινουFόντει/ Σελινoφόντει (>Σελινούς;) |
Salinoufontei/ Selinofontei (>Selinus?) |
place name |
sa-sa-ma | σασάμα (>σησάμη) | sasama (>sesame) | sesame (plant) |
se-re-mo-ka-ra-pi/ se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-i/ se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-re |
σειρημοκαράφι/ σειρημοκαράο(ρε)ι (‘seremo’=> Σειρήνες;) |
seiremokaraphi/ seiremokarao(re)i (‘seremo’ => Seirenes? + kara= head) |
(decorated) with heads of ‘Sirens?’ |
se-ri-no | σέλινον | selinon | celery (plant) |
se-to-i-ja | Σητοία(ι) | Setoia(i) | place name |
si-a2-ro | σίhαλος | sihalos | pig |
si-ja-du-we | ΣιγαδύFει(ς) | Sigadyfei(s) | personal name |
si-ma | Σίμα/Σιμά | Sima | personal name (fem.) |
si-ma-ko | Σίμακος | Simakos | personal name |
si-mi-te-u | Σμινθεύς | Smintheus | personal name (>epithet of god Apollo) |
si-nο-u-ro | Σίνουρος | Sinouros | personal name |
si-ri-jo(-jo) | Σιρίοιο (Σίριος) | Sirioio (Sirios) | personal name |
si-to | σίτον | siton | wheat |
si-to-ko-wo | σιτόκορFοι | sitokorfoi | occupation associated with wheat (grain-measurers?) |
si-to-po-ti-ni-ja | σιτοπότνια | sitopotnia | goddess (= ‘grain mistress’) |
so-u-ro | Σούρος | Souros | personal name |
so-we-no | σοFενοί (σοFενός) | sovenoi (sovenos) | vine? (plant) |
su-di-ni-ko | Σύδνικος | Sydnikos | personal name |
su-ki-ri-ta | Σύγριτα | Sygrita | place name |
su-qo-ta/ su-qo-ta-o |
συβότας | syvotas | pig farmer |
su-ri-mo | Σύριμος | Syrimos | place name |
su-ro/ su-ro-no |
Σύρος | Syros | personal name |
su-we-ro-wi-jo | ΣυFερόFιος | Syverovios | personal/ethnic name |
su-za | σύζα (σύkyα> σύκα) |
syza (sykya> syka) |
fig fruits |
ta-mi-je-u | Ταμιεύς | Tamieus | personal name |
ta-ni-ko | Τάνιχος | Tanihos | personal name |
ta-pa | τάρφα | tarpha | thick/close/ frequent (adverb) |
ta-pa-e-o-te | ‘ta-pa’ έοντες | ‘ta-pa’ eontes | (έοντες= they being) (see also tarpha) |
ta-ra-ma-ta/ ta-ra-ma-ta-o |
Θαλάματας | Thalamatas | personal name |
ta-ra-mi-ka | Θαλαμικά/ Θαλαμίσκα |
Thalamika/ Thalamiska | personal name |
ta-ra-nu/ ta-ra-nu-we |
θράνυς/ θράνυFες |
thranys/ thranyves |
footstool |
ta-ra-si-ja | ταλανσία | talansia | (unit of) copper |
ta-su | Θάρσυς | Tharsys | personal name (θάρσος= courage, confidence) |
ta-ta-ke-u | σταρταγεύς (>στρατηγός) |
startageus (>strategos) |
leader of the army |
ta-ta-ro | Τάνταλος | Tantalos | personal name |
ta-te-re | στατήρες; | stateres? | (>στατήρ= weight/coin) |
ta-ti-qo-we-u/ ta-ti-qo-we-wo |
ΣτατιποFεύς | Statipoveus | personal name |
ta-to-mo | σταθμός | stathmos | farmstead/ standing-post |
-te | -θεν | -then | away from a place (ablative) |
te-ke | θήκε (θέτω) | theike (theto) | he assigned |
te-ko-to-ne | τέκτονες | tektones | carpenters |
te-me-no | τέμενος | temenos | shrine, official/ religious place |
te-mi-de-we-te/ te-mi-dwe-ta/ te-mi-dwe-te/ te-mi-*71-te |
τερμιδFέντες (>τερμιόεντες) |
termidfentes (>termioentes) |
(= reaching to the feet) (see also ‘termis’) |
te-mi-dwe/ *te-mi |
τέρμιδFες (>τέρμις) |
termidwes (>termis) |
(τέρμις= foot, border, edge) |
te-mi-ti-ja/ ti-mi-ti-ja |
Θεμιστία/ Τερμινθία |
Themistia/ Terminthia |
place name (see also ‘ti-mi-to-a-ke-e’ and ‘ti-mi-to’) |
te-o/ te-o-i/ te-o-jo |
θεόν/θεοίς/θεοίο (θεός) |
theon/ theois/ theoio (theos) |
God |
te-o-do-ra | Θεοδώρα | Theodora | personal name (fem.) |
te-o-po-ri-ja | Θεοφόρια | Theophoria | religious feast |
te-qa-ja | Θη(κ)βαία | Thei(k)vea | personal/ethnic name of ‘Thevai’ (fem.) |
te-qa-de | Θήβανδε (Θήβαι) |
Thevande (Thevai) |
place name (>Thebes?) |
te-re-ta/ te-re-ta-o |
τελεσταί/ τελεστάων (τελέστας) |
telestai/ telestaon (telestas) |
official title (τέλος = tax) |
te-ru-ro | Τέλουρος | Telouros | personal name |
te-se-u | Θησεύς | Thyseus | personal name |
te-tu-ku-wo-a/ te-tu-ku-wo-a2 |
τετυχύFοα | tetyhyvoa | well prepared, ready |
te-tu-ru-we | ΤέθρυFες | Tethryves | ethnic/place name |
te-u-ke-pi | τεύχεσφι (τεύχος, τεύχεα) |
teuhesphi (teuhos, teuhea) |
with implements, paraphernalia |
ti-mi-to | τίρμινθος (>τέρμινθος) |
tirminthos (>terminthos) |
terebinth (tree) |
ti-mi-to-a-ke-e/ ti-mi-to-a-ke-i |
(Θέμιτος) άγος/ (Θεμιστών) άγος/ (Τερμίνθων) άγκος |
(Themitos) agos/ (Themiston) agos/ (Terminthon) agkos |
‘holy place of themis/themistes (=>oracles)’/ ‘grove of the terebinth trees’ (see ‘a-ke-e,’ ‘te-mi,’ ‘ti-mi-to’) |
ti-nwa-si-ja | ΤινFασία | Tinfasia | place name |
ti-ri-da-ro | Τριδάρος | Tridaros | personal name |
ti-ri-ja/ ti-ri-si |
τρία/τρισί | tria/trisi | three |
ti-ri-jo-we/ ti-ri-o-we/ ti-ri-o-we-e |
τριώFεις | triofeis | with three ‘ears,’ handles |
ti-ri-po/ ti-ri-po-de |
τρίπως/τρίπους | tripos/tripous | tripod (kind of stool) |
ti-ri-po-di-ko | τριποδίσκοι | tripodiskoi | small tripods |
ti-ri-se-ro-e | τρισιρώει (>τρισηρωίς) |
trisiroei (>triseiro’is) |
divine epithet (= ‘the trice heroine’) |
to-e | τόε (>αυτόν) | toe (>auton) | him |
to-jo | τοίο (>του, αυτού) |
toio (>tou, autou) |
his |
to-ke-u | Τοκεύς | Tokeus | personal name (= begetter) |
to-ko-do-mo | τοιχοδόμοι | toihodomoi | builders (τοίχος=wall, δομώ= to built) |
to-ko-so-ta | τοξότας | toksotas | archer |
to-ko-so-wo-ko | τοξoFόργος/ τοξFοργός |
toksοvorgos/ toksworgos |
arch worker |
to-ma-ko | Στόμαργος | Stomargos | personal/animal name (= ‘busy with the tongue’) |
to-me | τόμε (>τόνε) | tome (>tone) | him (see also ‘toe’) |
to-mi-ka | kind of cloth | ||
to-no | θόρνος (>θρόνος) | thornos (>thronos) | chair, throne |
to-no-e-ke-te-ri-jo | Θορνοελκητήριον | Thornoelkeiterion | name of a festival |
to-pe-za/ to-pe-zo |
τόρπεζα (>τράπεζα) |
torpeza (>trapeza) |
table |
to-qi-de/ to-qi-de-ja/ to-qi-de-jo/ to-qi-de-we-sa |
τορπίδει/ τορπιδεία/ τορπίδειος/ τορπίδFεσσα (τορπίς>τροπίς) |
torpidei/ torpideia/ torpideios/ torpidwessa (torpis>tropis) |
in/having spirals |
to-ra-ka/ to-ra-ke |
θώραξ/ θώρακες |
thorax/ thorakes |
armor |
to-ri-jo | Θωρίος | Thorios | personal name |
to-ro-no-wo-ko | θορνοFοργός | thornovorgos | maker of ‘thornoi’ (= thrones) |
to-sa-de/ to-so-de/ to-so-jo/ to-so-ne/ to-so-pa |
τοσάδε/ τοσόσδε/ τοσοίο/ τοσόνε/ τοσόσπας |
tosade/ tososde/ tosoio/ tosone/ tosospas |
such (see also next) |
to-sa | τόσαι/ τόσα | tosai/tosa | such (plur. fem./ plur. neut.) |
to-so | τόσοι/τόσον | tosoi/toson | such (plur. masq./ sing. neut.) |
to-to | τότον | toton | this/such (see also ‘toson’) |
tu-ka-te/ tu-ka-te-re/ tu2-ka-te-re |
θυγάτερ/ θυγάτερες |
thygater/ thygateres |
daughter |
tu-ke-ne-u | Τυχενεύς | Tyheneus | personal name |
tu-na-no | kind of textile | ||
tu-ra-te-u/ tu-ra-te-u-si/ tu-ra-te-we |
θηρατεύς | therateus | door keeper (θήρα= door) |
tu-ri-si-ja/ tu-ri-si-jo |
Τυλίσια/Τυλίσιος | Tylisia/Tylisios | ethnic name of ‘Tylisos’ |
tu-ri-so | Τύλισος | Tylisos | place name |
tu-ri-ta | Τύλιτας | Tylitas | personal name |
tu-ro2 | τυρίον | tyrion | cheese |
tu-ru-pte-ri-ja | στρυπτερία | strypteria | alum |
tu-we-a/ tu-wo |
θύFεα/ θύFος |
thyvea/ thyvos |
sacrificial fire |
tu-we-ta | ΘυFέστας | Thyvestas | personal name |
u-do-ro | ύδρος | ydros | kind of pot (water jar?) |
u-pa-ra-ki-ri-ja/ u-po-ra-ki-ri-ja/ u-pa-ra-ko-ra-i-ja |
‘u-pa-ra’+ άγρια/ ‘u-pa-ra’+ χωραία |
‘u-pa-ra’+ agria/ ‘u-pa-ra’+ horaia |
place name (see also ‘a-ko-ro’ or ‘devroaihoraiai/’ ‘peraiaihoraiai’) |
u-po | υπό | ypo | under |
u-po-di-no wo-wo | (u-po-di-no) FόρFος |
(u-po-di-no) vorvos |
place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
u-ra-jo | Υλαίος | Ylaios | personal name (ύλα= forest, wood) |
u-ra-mo-no | Ύλαμνος | Ylamnos | personal name |
u-re-u | Υλεύς | Yleus | personal name |
u-ro2 | Υλίων/Υρίων | Ylion/Yrion | personal name |
u-ru-pi-ja-jo/ u-ru-pi-ja-jo-jo |
Fρυπιαίοι | Vrypiaioi | ethnic name |
u-ru-to | Fρύντοι (Fρύμαι) |
fryntoi (frymai) |
to guard |
u-ta-jo(-jo) | Υταίοιο (Υταίος) |
Ytaioio (Ytaios) |
personal name |
u-ta-no | Ύτανος | Ytanos | personal name |
u-wa-ta | ΥFάτας | Yvatas | personal name |
wa-na-ka/ wa-na-ka-te/ wa-na-ka-to/ wa-na-ke-te |
Fάναξ/ Fάνακτος/ Fανάκτει |
vanax/ vanaktos/ vanaktei |
wanax, king, leader aristocrat |
wa-na-ka-te-ra/ wa-na-ka-te-ro |
Fανάκτερα/ Fανακτέρων (>ανάκτορα) |
vanaktera/ vanakteron (>anaktora) |
premises of the wanax |
wa-na-sa | Fάνασσα | vanassa | queen |
wa-na-se-wi-ja/ wa-na-se-wi-jo |
FανασέFια/ FανασέFιος | vanasevia/ vanasevios |
royal |
wa-na-so/ wa-na-so-i/ wa-no-so-i |
Fάνασος | Vanasos | place name |
wa-na-ta-jo/ wa-na-ta-jo-jo |
Fαναταίος | Vanataios | personal name |
wa-ni-ko | Fάνιχος | Vanihos | personal name |
wa-no-jo wo-wo | Fάνοιο FόρFος | Vanioio vorvos | place name (see also ‘vorvos’) |
wa-pa-ro-jo | Fαπφάλοιο (Fάπφαλος) |
Vaphaloio (Vaphalos) |
personal name |
wa-to | Fάτος | Vatos | place name |
wa-tu/ wa-tu-o |
Fάστυ | vasty | city, town |
wa-tu-o-ko | Fαστύοχος | Vastyohos | personal name |
we- | Fέκ- | fek- | hex- (six) |
we-a-re-ja/ we-a-re-jo/ we-a2-re-jo |
Fεαλεία/ Fεάλειος (>υαλεία/υάλειος) |
vealeia/ vealeios (>yaleia/yaleios) |
made of glass |
we-a2-no/ we-a2-no-i |
Fεhανός | vehanos | type of cloth |
we-da-ne-u/ we-da-ne-we/ we-da-ne-wo |
Fενδανεύς | Vendaneus | personal name |
we-pe-za | Fέκπεζα | fekpeza | (table) with six legs |
we-te-i-we-te-i | Fέτει- Fέτει | fetei- fetei | ‘from year to year’ |
we-to | Fέτος | fetos | this year |
we-we-e-a | FερFέεια (*FέρFος> είρος) |
verveeia (*vervos> eiros) |
woolen (fem.) |
we-we-si-jo(-jo) | FεFεσίοιο (FεFέσιος) |
Vevesioio (Vevesios) |
personal name |
(o-)wi-de | Fίδε (ορώ) |
vide (oro) |
he saw (‘o-wi-de’= ‘this is what he saw’) |
wi-do-wo-i-jo/ wi-du-wo-i-jo/ wi-dwo-i-jo |
FιδοFοίος | Vidovoios | personal name |
wi-du-ro | Fίδυλος | Vidylos | personal name |
wi-du-wa-ko | FιδουFάκος | Vidouvakos | personal name |
wi-pi-no-o | Fιφίνοος | Viphinoos | personal name |
wi-ri-ne-(j)o/ wi-ri-ne-we/ wi-ri-ni-jo |
Fρίνειος | vrineios | made of leather |
wi-ri-no | Fρινός | vrinos | leather |
wi-se-jo | Fίσειος | Viseios | personal name |
wi-su-ro | Fίσυλος | Visylos | personal name |
wi-ti-mi-jo | Fιτίμιος | Vitimios | personal name |
wi-tu-ri-jo | Fιτύλιος | Vitylios | personal name |
wo-do-we | FορδόFεν (>ροδόεν) |
vordofen (>rodoen) |
made with rose oil |
wo-i-ko-de/ wo-ko-de | Fοίκονδε (Fοίκος>οίκος) |
voikonde (voikos>oikos) |
(going) home |
wo-ka | Fόχα | voha | vehicle |
wo-ne-we | FονέFει (Fονεύς) |
Fonevei (Fonefs) |
personal name |
wo-no | Fοίνος | voinos | wine |
wo-no-qe-wa/ wo-no-qe-we |
FονοκέFαν/ FονοκέFει (Fονοκεύς) |
Fonokevan/ Fonokevei (Fonokeus) |
personal name |
wo-no-qo-so | Fοίνωψ | Voinops | personal name |
wo-qe-we | FοκέFει (Fοκεύς) |
Fokevei (Fokeus) |
personal name |
wo-ra-we-sa | FοράFεσσα | foravessa | (description of a chariot) (>φέρω= to bear, to carry) |
wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo | Fοργιόνειος (Fοργίονες> Οργέωνες) |
Vorgioneios (Vorgiones> Orgeones) |
cult association |
wo-ro-ne-ja | Fρόνεια (>άρνεια) | vronia (>arneia) | of a lamb |
wo-wo | FόρFος (>όρος/όριον) |
vorvos (>oros/orion) |
mountain/limit |
wo-ze/ wo-ze-e |
Fόρζει(ν) (*Fόρκyω>όργω> έργω) |
worzei(n) (*Forkyo>orgo> ergo) |
to work |
wo-zo/ wo-zo-te |
Fόρζων/Fόρζοντες | vorzon/vorzontes | working |
wo-zo-me-na wo-zo-me-no |
Fορζομένα/ Fορζόμενος |
vorzomena/ vorzomenos |
being worked/ well-made |
za-e-to-ro | Ζαέθροι | Zaethroi | place name |
za-ku-si-jo | Ζακύ(ν)σιος (>Ζακύνθιος) |
Zaky(n)sios (>Zakynthios) |
ethnic name of ‘Zakynthos’ |
za-ma-e-wi-a | ΖαμαέFια(ι) | Zamaevia(i) | ethnic/place name |
za-we-te | ζάFετες | zafetes | this year |
ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na | Ζεία Kράνα | Zeia Κrana | place name |
ze-pu2-ra/ ze-pu2-ro |
Ζέφυραι/ Ζέφυρος |
Zephyrai/ Zephyros |
place name (>Halikarnassos?) |
ze-pu2-ra3 | Ζεφυρέα(ι) | Zephyrea(i) | ethnic name of ‘Zephyrai’ |
ze-so-me-no | ζεσόμενος | zesomenos | boiling |
ze-u-ke-si/ ze-u-ko |
ζεύγεσι/ ζεύγος |
zeugesi/ zeugos |
pair |
zo-wa | type of weapon | ||
zo-wi-jo | ΖώFιος | Zofios | personal name |
Tablets
KN Ra 1540
to-sa pa-ka-na SWORD 50
τόσα φάσγανα ΞΙΦH 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
ποτνιάδειον χαλκήδες ταλανσίαν έχοντες…
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
χαλκόν ναύιον παλταιοί τε έγχεσί τε αιξμάνς
halkon nauion paltaioi te enhesi te aixmans
…
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
άρμοτα ελίκας τερμιθέντα ΤΡΟΧΟI ΖΕYΓEA 3 ΜΟNOΣ ΤΡΟΧΟΣ 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
ιππία Κυδώνια μιλτόεσσα αραρμοτμένα
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
Αιγεύς κτοινόοχος έχει τε κεκειμένα κτοίνα τοσόνδε σπέρμον ΣΙΤΟΣ Τ 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
ο-είδε Φυγεκλής ότε άναξ θήκε Αυγέαν δάμοκλον
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
μετά τε σφεις επέτας Κέρκιος
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
τρίποδε Αιγεύς κρησιοεργής ΤΡΙΠΟΔΕ 2 τρίπους ενίπους ωτόεις ΤΡΙΠΟΥΣ 1 τρίπους κρησιοεργής απύ κεκαυμένος σκέλεα ΤΡΙΠΟΥΣ
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
ανακτέρων τέμενος
τοσοίο σπέρμα ΣΙΤΟΣ 30
λαφαγέσιον τέμενος ΣΙΤΟΣ 10
τελεστάων τόσον σπέρμα ΣΙΤΟΣ 30
τοσοίδε τελεσταί ΑΝΔΡΕΣ 3
οργιώνειον ερήμον (;)
τοσοίο σπέρμα ΣΙΤΟΣ 6
anakteron temenos
tosoio sperma SITOS 30
lafagesion temenos SITOS 10
telestaon toson sperma SITOS 30
tosoide telestai ANDRES 3
orgioneion eremon (?)
tosoio sperma SITOS 6
Royal estate, so much seed: 30 units of wheat; Lafagetas’s 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
Δευκιοίο μηνός/Δικταίω Διβεί (…)/Δαδαλείονδε (…)/pa-de (…)/πάνσι θεοίς (…)/Θηρασίαι (…)/Άμνισος πάνσι θεοίς (…)/ Ερινύς (…)/*47-da-de (…)/ανέμων ιερείαι (…)/ /τόσον ΕΛΑΙΟΝ (…)
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 ko-wo 7 NI 51
Πύλος Μιλάτιαι ΓΥΝAIΚΕΣ 16 κόρες 3 κούροι 7
Pylos Milatiai WYNAIKES 16 kores 3 kouroi 7
Pylos: 16 Milatian women, 3 girls, 7 boys.
Πύλος Μιλάτιαι ΓΥΝAIΚΕΣ 16 κόρες 3 κούροι 7
Pylos Milatiai WYNAIKES 16 kores 3 kouroi 7
Pylos: 16 Milatian women, 3 girls, 7 boys.
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
Πύλος: ιερείας δοέλαι ένεκα χρυσοίο ιεροίο ΓΥΝΑΙΚΕΣ 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
o-wi-de-ta-i do-so-mo to-so e-ke-ra2-wo
do-se WHEAT 4 WINE 3 OX 1
Σραπέδαν Ποσειδάονι δοσμός
οφιδέται δοσμός τόσον Εχελιάφων
δόσει ΣΙΤΟΣ 4 ΟΙΝΟΣ 3 ΒΟΥΣ 1…
Srapedan Poseidaoni dosmos
ophidetai dosmos toson Ehelyafon
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 οx.
Linear B: An Introduction, J. Hooker
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