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Indian Hieroglyphic Dictionary (Set 5)
[based on cluster keys (pictorials) and Indian Lexicon keys (14 sets of lexemic concordance lists
between 'image' words (or words which can be represented by hieroglyphs) and 'tool' words
(or words representing the inventions of weapons of the bronze-age civilization)]
 m410 |
karavu, kara_ = alligator | karuvi = tool,
weapon karava_yi_ = anvil |
 Field symbol 49
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pa_r.ho = spotted
deer; parus.a = spotted
paha_ru = sheep, ram ha_s = beads pa_s'a = die, dice (See dotted circles on the standard) bardu~r.u~c = bat
phala = point of arrow; pha_l = wedge (See the wedge-shaped glyphs in cuneiform script) pa_li = vow; pa_lidaivamu = one's guardian angel or tutelary deity pa_l, pa_li = canopy pa_l.ega_d.u = chieftain pa_l.i = a chekered dice play-cloth; pa_l.e = a gaming board table pa_l.i, pa_l.em, pa_lika = wooden bowl ba_lo = spider
par = pair
pa_ru = to jump, run ba_ra_ = mouth of a vessel ba_ru = betel (leaf) |
paras'u = axe;
pharsa_ = hatchet pharha_ = spearhead; phal = blade,
arrowhead pa_r = metal bar, crowbar pa_l.a = ingot of gold or silver; pa_s = silver ingot; pa_so = head of metal instrument
bhart = a mixed metal of copper and lead; bhart-i_ya_ = a barzier, worker in metal; bhat., bhra_s.t.ra = oven, furnace
pa_li_ = sharp-edged sword or sharp edge of a cutting instrument; pa_likai = point of a weapon; pa_li = sword-hilt; phali = copper plate, slate; pa_le = a button or small disk of metal
bha_lu~ = spear
bari_ = anvil |
 FS 106
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karuvu, karugu =
foetus
bo_raga = upside down [bharan.i = 7th asterism figured by pudendum muliebre] bo_ru = to butt or assault as a bull; bo_ri = bull, ox bo_re = top of a hill ka_l.a = bull |
bo_riga = hoe bari_ = blacksmith; bha_ran. = to bring out from a kiln
po_r = war, battle ga_l.a = fish-hook |
| gal.a = fish | ||
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kan.icci = battle-axe, goad; gand.as = battle-axe | |
 m306 |
kanya_ = maiden | |
 m308 |
ka_n.a = one-eyed; kan. = eye | kan. ob = knife; khano = sword, dagger-shaped knife; xanro = sword; xenli_ = spear |
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kan.a = roller of mills | gan.e, kan.i_ = arrow |
 m009a |
kanni = yarn used for the border of a cloth in weaving | |
 m1186a |
kan.n.i = shoot of
betel vines
tagaru = ram |
takat.u = metal plate |
  Seal; UPenn; a scorpion and an
elipse [an eye (?)] |
cinup = bracelet | hin.ipa = razor |
| sele = antelope | ||
 Sign 201 |
s'il = door wedge; sil = door frame | |
| cella = branch of a tree | ||
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cel.l.u = flea, tick | |
| jella = fish resembling the dragonet | ||
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cila = bow; sela = arrow | |
 Sign 161 |
cil.l.e = fork | |
| Seal; UPenn; a scorpion and an
elipse [an eye (?)] |
ce_l.u = scorpion | sel = long spear; s'el = arrowhead |
 Ur seal impression Note: Two stars: phonetic determinants; enclosure signs of the field: ( ) |
ta_rya_= ferryman; ta_ra_ = stars | ta_rai = discuss
weapon ta_ri = chisel, axe s'aru = missile arrow ta_ru = arrow of the weavers which holds the yarn |
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[Space to be filled
after iterative exercises interpreting the glyphs and inscriptions].
i_r = two |
pat.a_ = long and
broad sword hake, gak = axe, adze barca = spearhead (paras'u = axe) vicikam = arrow (see vr.s'cika= scorpion) tan.t.ava_l.am = cast metal (rod) darkha_n. = adze; taks.an.a = cutting and paring ce_t.akam = shield turappan.am = carpenter's drill, gimlet cilla_d.a = blade of knife or sword kal.amba = arrow kar..u = stake for impaling criminals s'r.n.i, caran.am = elephant goad jinsi_= heavy piece of artillery alaka = blade of weapon ir..ikai = dagger; is.uka = arrow i_r = to saw gharr.a = instrument for boring holes in arrow shafts karha = an implement to drag earth (cf. karaka = pot) kambeci = metal plate with holes for drawing wires kurige = seed drill or sowing machine |
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