talca
post, mark
talca
noun. post, mark
Cognates
- S. tagol “post, mark” ✧ VT42/28
Derivations
Element in
- Q. lantalca “boundary post or mark” ✧ VT42/28
Phonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources ✶takala > talka [takala] > [takla] > [talka] ✧ VT42/28 Variations
- talka ✧ VT42/28 (talka)
hana
noun. post
tagol
noun. post, mark
tagol
noun. post, mark
Cognates
- Q. talca “post, mark” ✧ VT42/28
Derivations
Element in
- S. glandagol “boundary mark” ✧ VT42/08
Phonetic Developments
Development Stages Sources ✶takala > dagol [takala] > [takla] > [takl] > [tagl] > [tagol] ✧ VT42/28
tagol
marker
#tagol (i dagol, o thagol), pl. tegyl (i thegyl). Isolated from glandagol ”boundary mark” (VT42:8).
tagol
marker
(i dagol, o thagol), pl. tegyl (i thegyl). Isolated from glandagol ”boundary mark” (VT42:8).
glandagol
boundary marker
(i ’landagol), pl. glendegyl (in glendegyl).
thafn
post
(= wooden pillar) thafn, pl. ?thefn, coll. pl. thavnath
thafn
post
pl. ?thefn, coll. pl. thavnath
takala Reconstructed
noun. post, mark
Derivations
- √TAK “fasten, fix, fasten, fix, [ᴹ√] make fast; [ᴱ√] stick (in), firm; [ᴹ√] make”
Derivatives
thafn
noun. post, wooden pillar
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hana
noun. post
#talca ("k")noun "post, mark" isolated from lantalca "boundary post or mark" (VT42:28)