π’‰Ώπ’€€π’…ˆπ’Š­

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Luwian

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *wΓ³drΜ₯ (β€œwater”). Related to Hittite π’‰Ώπ’€€π’‹» (wa-a-tar).

Noun

π’‰Ώπ’€€π’…ˆπ’Š­ (wa-a-ar-sa /wārsa/)

  1. water

References

  • Fredrik Otto Lindeman, in Γ‰riu (journal) (1990), page 124: Watkins takes Luwian wa-a-ar-sa (in the sentence a-a-ar-sa-at-ta ID-tia-am-ma-an 'The water is led from the river') to be a neuter noun wa-a-ar 'water' in the -sa (of warsa) he sees Carruba's '-sa case' '...the broken passive participle -amman is clearly neuter singular; wa-a-ar-Ε‘a cannot be neuter plural'. I find this most unconvincing. Luwian warsa, if neuter plural, can be from < IE *wΓ©rsā 'rain'
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