Question | Answer |
---|---|
father | attas ππ«πΈ |
father (accusative case) | attan ππ«π |
mother | annas ππΎπΈ |
mother (accusative case) | annan ππΎπ |
son | sunus π |
daughter | dwikαΈ«atar ππ©
Actual pronunciation unknown. This is simply the best guess of the pronunciation of the Hittite word. |
daughter (accusative case) | dwikαΈ«atarlan ππ©π·π |
brother | ipratΔr π
ππΌππ
(Possibly written as π, too)
This is also the accusative case form |
sister | swesΔr πππππ
(Possibly written as ππ©, too) |
my | ammel π π¨π |
my (plural) | anzel ππ£π |
your | tuΔl π
ππ |
your dad is tall | tuΔl atta sallis Δszi π
ππππ«πΈπ²πππ£ |
to have | appanna ππΊππΎ |
(I) have | apαΈ«ari ππ©π |
(you) have | aptari ππ«π |
(he/she/it) has | appari ππΊπ |
I have a mom and dad, they are tall | Ε«k annan attan-uku apαΈ«ari, sallis-e asanzi ππππΎπππ«πππͺππ©π
π²πππππ£ |
My brother and sister are short | anzel ipratΔr swesΔr-uku tepwes asanzi ππ£ππππ©ππͺπΌπΊππππππ£ |