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Notes for Glossary:
š - a sound [s] written in that way in cuneiform
Glossary:
| Palaic | Anatolian | Indo-European |
| aku- 'to drink' | Hittite eku-, aku- 'to drink' | *ekw- 'water' |
| aš- 'to be' | Hittite es-, Luwian Hieroglyphic asa, sa 'to be' | *es- 'to be' |
| ata- 'to eat' | Hittite et-, Luwian Hieroglyphic at- 'to eat' | *ed- 'to eat' |
| ginu- 'a knee' | Hittite kinu- 'knee' | *g'enu- 'a knee' |
| hapari- 'to bargain' | Hittite happaraizzi 'sells' | *Hop- 'to trade' |
| hapna- 'a river' | Hittite hapa- 'river, stream' | *Hap- 'a river, water' |
| kart- 'a heart' | Hittite kir-, kardi- 'heart' | *kerd- 'a heart' |
| kišt- 'to extinguish' | Hittite kišt-, kasta- 'hunger' | *gwes- 'to extinguish' |
| malit- 'honey' | Hittite melit- 'honey' | *melit- 'honey' |
| tijaz, tiuna 'god' | Hittite tiwat- 'god of sunlight' | *deiwo- 'god of sunlight' |
| wer- 'to call' | Hittite werija- 'to call' | *wer- 'to call' |
| wete- 'to build' | Lydian viD- 'to built' | *wedh- 'to construct' |