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This is freaking me out. The goddesses have the honorific of -ja 𐀊 In Hindi, the honorific is -ji "The origin of the Hindi 'ji' honorific is uncertain." You bet. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_M… #LinearB

You can see the double cross is used to distinguish male livestock, and the inverted "V" indicates the female. #LinearB

#Mycenaean #Archaeology #LinearB #BronzeAge #AegeanStudies #ClassicalStudies #AncientGreece #ArchaeologicalResearch

Linear B, used by Mycenaean Greeks, was a precursor to Greek alphabets, marking early European writing. How do these ancient scripts influence modern linguistics? #LinearB #GreekHistory $AIMASTER

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1/The Mycenaean texts have always aroused my great interest, for the simple reason that studying a small piece of well-fired clay, which contains only a few strange engraved symbols, allows you to see before you a real snapshot of life 4000 years ago. #Mycenaeans #Pylos #LinearB

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Mycenaean Greek: a-mi-to-no (𐀀𐀖𐀵𐀜) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) Example: KN Ra(1) 1543 .a de-so-mo [ .b a-mi-to-no / pi-ri-te , a-ra-ru-wo-a PUG[ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-mi-ke-te-to (𐀀𐀖𐀐𐀳𐀵) Maybe Anthroponym (masc.) Example: KN Od(1) 687 .a ṭị-ra .b a-mi-ke-te-to / ne-ki-ri-si LANA 1 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

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Mycenaean Greek: a-ku-wo (𐀀𐀓𐀺) Probably Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) *Ἀλκυϝών Example: KN Ud(-) 109 a-ku-wo / pa-ra-ja *256[ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ku-ro (𐀀𐀓𐀫) Substantive (Instr. sing.): 'silver' cf. Ancient Greek ἄργυρος, ου (ὁ): 'silver' < IE : *h₂erǵ- : 'bright white' Example: PY Sa(1) 287 a-ku-ro , de-de-me-no , ROTA ZE 1 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek #IE #Indo_European…

Mycenaean Greek: a-ko-to (𐀀𐀒𐀵) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) cf. Ancient Greek Ἄκτωρ, ορος (ὁ) : Aktōr Examples: KN Sc(-) 239 a-ko-to TUN [ KN Sc(1) 250 a-ko-to TUN[ KN Sc(2) 7610 a-ko-to [ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ko-ro-qo-ro (𐀀𐀒𐀫𐀦𐀫) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) *Ἀγροκʷολος > Ἀγροπόλος ? Example: KN Da(-) 1079 a-ko-ro-qo-ro / a-ka OVIS:m 200 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

2) The name of the Cretan city of Phaistos By assigning the same values to the syllabograms of Linear B and Linear A, we find the sequence 𐘂𐘚𐘄 (pa-i-to) twice in Linear A. Is this a coincidence ? #LinearB #LinearA

Mycenaean Greek: ạ-ke-si-ja (𐀀𐀐𐀯𐀊) Probably (Nom. plur. fem.), description of women, maybe Possessive Adjective derived from a-ke-ta (𐀀𐀐𐀲) Example: KN Ap(1) 637 .1 ạ-ke-si-ja , ka-ṃạ[ .2 ko-so-jo , MUL 1 tu 2[ .3 ḍạ-[ #LinearB…

1) The name of the Cretan city of Phaistos The name of the Cretan city of Phaistos is attested 47 times on clay tablets inscribed in Linear B script. The corresponding sequence in Linear B is : 𐀞 𐀂 𐀵 (pa-i-to). #LinearB

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Mycenaean Greek: a-ke-e-to (𐀀𐀐𐀁𐀵) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) *Ἄγητος ? *Ἀλκ(ε)ιήτωρ ? Example: KN Da(-) 1195 a-ke-e-to / ra-su-to OVIS:m 100 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ku-wo (𐀀𐀓𐀺) Probably Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) *Ἀλκυϝών Example: KN Ud(-) 109 a-ku-wo / pa-ra-ja *256[ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ka-re-u (𐀀𐀏𐀩𐀄) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) Maybe *Ἀρχαλεύϛ or *Ἀργγαλεύϛ Example: KN Ga(2) 416 a-ka-re-u / pa-i-to AROM 9 T 2 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ko-ro-qo-ro (𐀀𐀒𐀫𐀦𐀫) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) *Ἀγροκʷολος > Ἀγροπόλος ? Example: KN Da(-) 1079 a-ko-ro-qo-ro / a-ka OVIS:m 200 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ki-re-u (𐀀𐀑𐀩𐀄) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) cf. Ancient Greek Ἀχιλλεύς, έως (ὁ) : 'Achilles' cf. a-ki-re-we (𐀀𐀑𐀩𐀸) Example: KN Vc(5) 106 ] a-ki-re-u #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ko-i-da (𐀀𐀒𐀂𐀅) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) Example: KN Dl(1a) 943 .A po-ti-ni-ja-we OVIS:f 90 LANA 11 .B a-ko-i-da / qa-nwa-so o ki OVIS:m 90 o LANA 7̣ #LinearB…

Pretty embarrassing when this happens #linearA #linearB

🔍New research by Maija Gierhart reinterprets the mysterious "ma-te-re te-i-ja" in Linear B tablets—not as a goddess, but as a sacred Anatolian priestess. Could this “divine mother” be a mortal envoy in Bronze Age religious diplomacy? #Mycenaean #Hittites #LinearB #Archaeology

Mycenaean Greek: a-mi-to-no (𐀀𐀖𐀵𐀜) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) Example: KN Ra(1) 1543 .a de-so-mo [ .b a-mi-to-no / pi-ri-te , a-ra-ru-wo-a PUG[ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-do-we (𐀀𐀈𐀸) Probably Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) Example: TH Z-(-) 842 a-do-we #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ka-ta-ra-te-so-de (𐀀𐀏𐀲𐀨𐀳𐀰𐀆) Probably Toponym allative (<-𐀆: -de) Example: KN Fp(2) 5504 a-ka-ta-ra-te-so-de OLE 1̣0̣ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-mi-ke-te-to (𐀀𐀖𐀐𐀳𐀵) Maybe Anthroponym (masc.) Example: KN Od(1) 687 .a ṭị-ra .b a-mi-ke-te-to / ne-ki-ri-si LANA 1 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ka-to-wa (𐀀𐀏𐀵𐀷) Anthroponym (probably Nom. masc.) *Ἀλκαθόϝαϛ ? *Ἀγαθόϝαϛ ? cf. a-ka-to-wa-o (𐀀𐀏𐀵𐀷𐀃) Example: KN Vc(6) 81 a-ka-to-wa #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ke-ra-no (𐀀𐀐𐀨𐀜) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) Maybe *Ἀγγελάνωρ, *Ἀγελάνωρ, *Ἀγεράνωρ Example: KN Vc(6) 205 a-ke-ra-no 1 #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ko-to (𐀀𐀒𐀵) Anthroponym (Nom. masc.) cf. Ancient Greek Ἄκτωρ, ορος (ὁ) : Aktōr Examples: KN Sc(-) 239 a-ko-to TUN [ KN Sc(1) 250 a-ko-to TUN[ KN Sc(2) 7610 a-ko-to [ #LinearB #Mycenaean_Greek

Mycenaean Greek: a-ka-wi-ja-de (𐀀𐀏𐀹𐀊𐀆) Toponym allative (<-𐀆: -de) *Άχαιϝίανδε, cf. Cretan toponym Άχαίᾱ Example: KN Cf(-) 914 .A pa-ra-ti-jo OVIS:m 50 .B a-ka-wi-ja-de / pa-ro , CAP:m 50 #LinearB…