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Mycenaean Greek
Etymology
Borrowed from Hittite πΈππΏ (aΕ‘-Ε‘u-wa /β AΕ‘Ε‘uwaβ /, βnorthwest Anatoliaβ).
For further information, see Ancient Greek αΌΟΞ―Ξ± (AsΓa).
Noun
ππ―πΉπ (a-si-wi-ja)
- an ethnonym for a Lydian (Asian)
- an epithet of the goddess Potnia
c. 1200 BCE (LH IIIB2/LH IIIC), Pylos Fr(1) 1206:π‘π΄ππ ππ―πΉπ π΅π° π€π³π ππ π πΎ π- po-ti-ni-ja , a-si-wi-ja , to-so , qe-te-jo OLE+PA 5 V 4
- for the Lydian Lady (in total): 5 of unguent, 4 khoinikes
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