Readings Ledger
Every root reading in the encyclopedia, ordered by strength of evidence. Click one to open its page.
527 readings across 82 pages
- أGreek/Latin Assyria from Akkadian Aššur, the god’s name extended to city, people, and empireAssyrian Mythology
- أNative Egyptian jmn, “to hide, conceal, be hidden, or be inaccessible,” hence “the Hidden One”Amun🔆 egyptian
- أخ-ر-صChryseis🏛️ greek
- أخ-ر-صChryses🏛️ greek
- أNative Egyptian √gbb, “ground or earth,” written in the divine name as Gb/GbbGeb🔆 egyptian
- أNative Egyptian ḫpr, “to come into being, become, occur, happen, or exist,” with agentive ḫprjKhepri🔆 egyptian
- أAttested Nanna = SînNanna🏺 sumerian
- أNative Egyptian nb.t-ḥw.t, “lady or mistress” + “house, estate, temple, or tomb,” hence “Lady of the House”Nephthys🔆 egyptian
- أNative Egyptian √nw, “water,” expanded in the divine form Nww, “the primordial waters”Nun🔆 egyptian
- أNative Egyptian nw.t, “sky” and by extension a temple roofNut🔆 egyptian
- أNative Egyptian √šwj, “to be empty or devoid,” and šw.t, “emptiness”Shu🔆 egyptian
- أp-n + b-ʿ-l / pn bʿl, “face or presence of Baal”Tanit⛈️ canaanite
- أAttested Utu = ŠamašUtu🏺 sumerian
- أš-m-šUtu🏺 sumerian
- بʿ-š-r, “ten, tithe, to associate, companionship, kindred, clan, or tribe”Assyrian Mythologyproposed on the method
- بd-w-r, “to turn or circulate; circuit, house, abode, dwelling, land, or domain,” for Etrur-Etruscan Mythologyproposed on the method
- بḥ-ḍ-r, “to be present or settled; settled land, town, urban population, or civilization,” for Etrur-Etruscan Mythologyproposed on the method
- بع-ن-يAeneas🏛️ greek
- بع-و-نAeneas🏛️ greek
- بن-و-ءAeneas🏛️ greek
- بʾ-m-nAgamemnon🏛️ greek
- بن-ذ-ر, أَنْذَرَ and مُنْذِرAntenor🏛️ greek
- بʾ-s-sAsgard❄️ norse
- بḥ-ẓ-rAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بj-d-rAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بḥ-ḍ-rAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بw-ʾ-lAulis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بw-l-d / و-ل-دBaldr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بm-l-d / م-ل-دBaldr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بf-l-dh / ف-ل-ذBaldr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بص-ر-ط, الصراطBifrost❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بف-ر-سBriseis🏛️ greek
- بك-ه-نCalchas🏛️ greek
- بح-ر-صChryses🏛️ greek
- بq-t-lClytemnestra🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بذ-ب-بDeiphobus🏛️ greek
- بخ-و-فDeiphobus🏛️ greek
- بد-ل-لDolon🏛️ greek
- بط-ل-عDolon🏛️ greek
- بġ-b-r, “dust, earth, dusty ground, what remains, or what becomes obscure,” especially al-ġabrāʾ “the earth”Geb🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- بح-م-يHeimdall❄️ norse
- بهـ-ي-م-نHeimdall❄️ norse
- بخ-ي-مHeimdall❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بح-ر-ر, الحُرّةHera🏛️ greek
- بج-ل-لHeracles🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بy-f-ʿIphigenia🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بد-ي-ن with مـ-, مَدِينLaomedon🏛️ greek
- بl-k-ʿ / ل-ك-عLoki❄️ norse
- بج-د-رMidgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بح-ظ-رMidgard❄️ norse
- بب-ص-ر with مـ-, مُبْصِرMopsos🏛️ greek
- بف-س-ر with مـ-, مُفَسِّرMopsos🏛️ greek
- بخ-ي-مMuspelheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بm-k-nMycenae🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بn-w-bNeoptolemus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بḥ-w-ṭ, “to surround, guard, enclose, preserve, or form a ḥāʾiṭ, wall, and ḥawṭa, enclosure”Nephthys🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- بn-ṣ-ḥNestor🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بخ-ي-مNiflheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بn-b-ʿ, “a spring, source, welling water, or to gush and issue forth”Nun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- بw-d-dOdin❄️ norse
- بʿ-w-dOdin❄️ norse
- بm-d-dPalamedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بm-d-yPalamedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بb-d-rPatroclus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بj-l-lPatroclus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بب-ع-لPeleus🏛️ greek
- بو-ل-يPeleus🏛️ greek
- بf-l-ḥPhiloctetes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بb-l-yPhiloctetes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بq-ṭ-ʿPhiloctetes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- بر-ع-د, thunder, and the trembling that answers it, grade ب.Rudra🕉️ hindu
- بSanskrit rud-, to howl, grade ب.Rudra🕉️ hindu
- بṣ-w-ḥ, “to dry up, wither, become exposed, or leave a bare open tract”Shu🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- بت-ل-فTelephus🏛️ greek
- بط-ل-بTelephus🏛️ greek
- بد-ل-لTelephus🏛️ greek
- بع-و-دTrojan Horse🏛️ greek
- بdh-w / ذ-وTyr❄️ norse
- بخ-ي-رValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بب-ن-يVanir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- بهـ-و-ي / هـ-و-أ, the air, the atmosphere, the empty space between things, grade ب.Vayu🕉️ hindu
- بIndo-European vāyu-, wind, grade ب.Vayu🕉️ hindu
- جب-ر-دFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جف-ت-رFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جر-ن-نRunes❄️ norse
- جر-ي-نRunes❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جر-هـ-نRunes❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʾ-k-d, “to confirm, emphasize, make firm, strengthen, bind a covenant, or establish”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- جw-k-d, “to make firm, confirm, establish, exert oneself, or ratify an undertaking”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- جʿ-q-d, “to tie, knot, bind, conclude a contract, resolve, assemble, or form a complex”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- جq-w-d, “to lead, drive, conduct, guide, or hold by a leading-rope”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- جʾ-ṯ-r, “trace, sign, remnant, transmitted report, tradition, or to leave an effect”Assyrian Mythology
- جʾ-š-r, Arabic “to exult, become wanton or proud,” and Hebrew “happy or blessed”Assyrian Mythology
- جy-š-r, “straight, upright, just, right, easy, or prosperous”Assyrian Mythology
- جʾ-s-r, “to capture, bind, imprison, take captive, or form a captive’s bond”Assyrian Mythologyproposed on the method
- جḥ-ṣ-r, “to enclose, confine, besiege, count, restrict, or form an enclosure and court”Assyrian Mythologyproposed on the method
- جʾ-ṯ-r, “trace, mark, remnant, transmitted report, tradition, or to leave an effect,” for Etrur-Etruscan Mythologyproposed on the method
- جr-s-n, “bridle, halter, tether, control, or regulate,” for Rasenna/RasnaEtruscan Mythologyproposed on the method
- جr-ṣ-n, “to be firm, solid, grave, sedate, or raṣīn, well-founded and dignified,” for Rasenna/RasnaEtruscan Mythologyproposed on the method
- جع-ي-نAeneas🏛️ greek
- جأ-ن-سAeneas🏛️ greek
- جأ-ن-نAeneas🏛️ greek
- جj-m-ʿAgamemnon🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جq-m-nAgamemnon🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جgh-m-mAgamemnon🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʾ-m-n, “safety, security, trust, faithfulness, confirmation, or a trustworthy guardian,” with āmīn/āmēnAmun🔆 egyptian
- جy-m-n, “right hand or right side, blessing, good fortune, prosperity, or the south”Amun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جʾ-m-l, “hope, expectation, aspiration, or to hope and await”Amun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جʾ-m-r, “to command, order, govern, prosper, or make abundant”Amun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جن-ط-ر, Aramaic nṭrAntenor🏛️ greek
- جن-ظ-رAntenor🏛️ greek
- جن-و-رAntenor🏛️ greek
- جʿ-z-zAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʿ-y-ṣ / ʿ-ṣ-yAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʾ-s / ʿ-s(s)Asgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جj-r-dAsgard❄️ norse
- جq-r-dAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جk-r-dAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جḥ-r-zAsgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʿ-s-k-r for the whole compoundAsgard❄️ norse
- جʾ-l-fAulis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʾ-h-lAulis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʾ-w-lAulis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʿ-w-lAulis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جw-l-yAulis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جb-r-d / ب-ر-دBaldr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جر-ص-دBifrost❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جف-ر-زBriseis🏛️ greek
- جب-ر-زBriseis🏛️ greek
- جو-ر-ثBriseis🏛️ greek
- جخ-ل-قCalchas🏛️ greek
- جغ-ل-قCalchas🏛️ greek
- جق-ل-قCalchas🏛️ greek
- جḫ-r-b / خ-ر-بCharybdis🏛️ greek
- جح-ر-صChryseis🏛️ greek
- جج-ر-سChryses🏛️ greek
- جk-t-mClytemnestra🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جkh-l-tClytemnestra🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جq-b-ḍ / ق-ب-ضCupid🦅 roman
- جk-b-d / ك-ب-دCupid🦅 roman
- جj-b-dh / ج-ب-ذCupid🦅 romanproposed on the method
- جk-b-t / ك-ب-تCupid🦅 romanproposed on the method
- جد-ف-عDeiphobus🏛️ greek
- جع-د-وDeiphobus🏛️ greek
- جm-d-dDiomedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جd-m-yDiomedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جd-y-nDiomedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جد-ل-وDolon🏛️ greek
- جذ-ل-لDolon🏛️ greek
- جf-n-n / ف-ن-نFaunus🦅 roman
- جn-f-r / ن-ف-رFaunus🦅 romanproposed on the method
- جn-f-r / ن-ف-رFenrir❄️ norse
- جf-r-ṭ / ف-ر-طFortuna🦅 roman
- جf-r-ḍ / ف-ر-ضFortuna🦅 romanproposed on the method
- جf-r-y / ف-ر-يFreya❄️ norse
- جf-r-ḥ / ف-ر-حFreya❄️ norse
- جb-r-y / ب-ر-يFreya❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-r-ʿ / ف-ر-عFreya❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جw-r-y / و-ر-يFreya❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جm-r-y / م-ر-يFreya❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-r-y / ف-ر-يFreyr❄️ norse
- جf-r-r / ف-ر-رFreyr❄️ norse
- جf-w-r / ف-و-رFreyr❄️ norse
- جf-r-kh / ف-ر-خFreyr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-r-ʿ / ف-ر-عFreyr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جb-r-ʾ / ب-ر-أFreyr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جm-r-y / م-ر-يFreyr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-r-j / ف-ر-جFrigg❄️ norse
- جf-r-q / ف-ر-قFrigg❄️ norse
- جf-r-gh / ف-ر-غFrigg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-r-kh / ف-ر-خFrigg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جb-r-k / ب-ر-كFrigg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-j-j / ف-ج-جFujin⛩️ japanese
- جf-w-ḥ / ف-و-حFujin⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- جh-b-b / ه-ب-بFujin⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- جn-f-kh / ن-ف-خFujin⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- جf-w-r / ف-و-رFujin⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- جj-b-b, “to cut off, scoop out, collect, or form a jubb, a pit or deep well”Geb🔆 egyptian
- جk-b-b, “to throw or fall face-down, overturn, heap together, or bend downward”Geb🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جj-b-l, “mountain, high land, or the innate form and disposition on which something is created”Geb🔆 egyptian
- جq-b-r, “grave, burial place, or to bury and cover with earth”Geb🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جḫ-b-ʾ, “to hide, store, conceal, or keep something in reserve”Geb🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جهـ-ي-مHeimdall❄️ norse
- جد-ل-لHeimdall❄️ norse
- جهـ-م-مHeimdall❄️ norse
- جh-w-l / ه-و-لHel❄️ norse
- جkh-l-w / خ-ل-وHel❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جح-ر-ر, حَرّ and حَرّةHera🏛️ greek
- جح-و-ر, حَوْراءHera🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جح-ر-ر + ق-ل-ي-سHeracles🏛️ greek
- جه-ر-قHeracles🏛️ greek
- جق-و-لHeracles🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جح-ر-كHeracles🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جخ-ل-صHeracles🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جn-w-r / ن-و-رInari⛩️ japanese
- جn-h-r / ن-ه-رInari⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- جw-f-yIphigenia🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جj-n-yIphigenia🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جj-r-m / ج-ر-مJormungandr❄️ norse
- جgh-r-m / غ-ر-مJormungandr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جk-n-d / ك-ن-دJormungandr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جq-s-m / ق-س-مKashima⛩️ japanese
- جḥ-s-m / ح-س-مKashima⛩️ japanese
- جk-b-sh / ك-ب-شKashima⛩️ japanese
- جkh-ṣ-m / خ-ص-مKashima⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- جḫ-b-r, “to know, learn, test, experience, inform, or receive news”Khepri🔆 egyptian
- جj-b-r, “to repair, restore, set a bone, compel, console, or make sufficient”Khepri🔆 egyptian
- جq-b-r, “grave, burial place, or to bury and cover with earth”Khepri🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جk-b-r, “to grow, become great, age, or be weighty; great, elder, or pride”Khepri🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جġ-f-r, “to cover, conceal, protect, forgive, or place a covering over something”Khepri🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جk-f-r, “to cover, conceal, deny, be ungrateful, or inhabit a village”Khepri🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جم-د-نLaomedon🏛️ greek
- جل-و-مLaomedon🏛️ greek
- جم-د-دLaomedon🏛️ greek
- جl-w-q / ل-و-قLoki❄️ norse
- جl-w-k / ل-و-كLoki❄️ norse
- جl-q-y / ل-ق-يLoki❄️ norse
- جl-y-q / ل-ي-قLoki❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جl-q-ḥ / ل-ق-حLoki❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جm-n-ʿMenelaus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʾ-m-nMenelaus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جم-د-دMidgard❄️ norse
- جم-ت-نMidgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جج-ر-دMidgard❄️ norse
- جب-ش-ر with مـ-, مُبَشِّرMopsos🏛️ greek
- جف-ح-صMopsos🏛️ greek
- جم-س-سMuspelheim❄️ norse
- جب-ل-لMuspelheim❄️ norse
- جح-م-يMuspelheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جk-n-nMycenae🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جw-k-nMycenae🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جk-m-nMycenae🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جj-n-nMycenae🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جs-n-n / س-ن-نNanna🏺 sumerian
- جs-n-w/s-n-y / س-ن-و أو س-ن-يNanna🏺 sumerian
- جth-n-y / ث-ن-يNanna🏺 sumerianproposed on the method
- جn-w-r / ن-و-رNanna🏺 sumerian
- جn-sh-ʾNeoptolemus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جb-ṭ-lNeoptolemus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جẓ-l-mNeoptolemus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جn-b-h, “to awaken, alert, notice, bark, become prominent, or be noble and intelligent”Nephthys🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-f-s, “breath, soul, self, person, life, or desire,” tested through Greek Nephth- after stripping -isNephthys🔆 egyptian
- جn-b-h + ḥ-w-ṭ, “prominent or vigilant” + “enclosure,” hence a proposed “guardian of the enclosure”Nephthys🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-ṣ-rNestor🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جn-s-ʾNestor🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جn-s-yNestor🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʾ-n-sNestor🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جن-د-دNidhogg❄️ norse
- جن-ض-ضNidhogg❄️ norse
- جح-ك-كNidhogg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جه-ج-جNidhogg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جح-م-يNiflheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جهـ-ي-مNiflheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جن-ض-رNjord❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جن-ث-رNjord❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جn-w-n, “fish, great fish or whale, the letter nūn, or an inkwell”Nun🔆 egyptian
- جn-m-y, “to grow, increase, rise, develop, transmit, or attribute”Nun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-w-ʾ, “the rising or setting of a star, a rain-bearing asterism, or to incline under a load”Nun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-w-m, “sleep, slumber, stillness, or lodging overnight”Nun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-w-ṭ, “to hang, suspend, attach, entrust, or make something dependent on another”Nut🔆 egyptian
- جn-ṭ-w, “to stretch a rope, extend or warp yarn, or become distant”Nut🔆 egyptian
- جn-ʾ-y, “to be distant, withdraw, remain far away, or remove oneself”Nut🔆 egyptian
- جn-w-ʾ, “the rising or setting of a star, a rain-bearing asterism, or to incline under a burden”Nut🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-w-r, “light, illumination, blossom, or to shine and become bright”Nut🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جn-w-m, “sleep, slumber, become still, or lodge overnight”Nut🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جʾ-ḏ-n / w-ḏ-nOdin❄️ norse
- جʿ-d-nOdin❄️ norse
- جh-ḏ-n ↔ ḏ-h-n by metathesisOdin❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جḥ-ḏ-nOdin❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جḏ-n-nOdin❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جṭ-n-nOdin❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جd-y-nOdin❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جf-h-mPalamedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جʿ-l-mPalamedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جf-r-ṭ / ف-ر-طParvati🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- جq-w-lPatroclus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جb-ṭ-rPatroclus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جم-ل-ءPeleus🏛️ greek
- جب-ل-وPeleus🏛️ greek
- جf-l-lPhiloctetes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جq-t-lPhiloctetes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جر-د-د, to turn back, return, repeat, grade ج.Rudra🕉️ hindu
- جد-ر-ر, to flow copiously, of rain, milk, or tears, grade ج.Rudra🕉️ hindu
- جض-ر-ر, harm, injury, affliction, grade ج.Rudra🕉️ hindu
- جš-w-ʿ, “to lift, raise, or rise”Shu🔆 egyptian
- جš-y-ʿ, “to spread, diffuse, become widespread, or make known”Shu🔆 egyptian
- جš-ʿ-ʿ, “to radiate, scatter rays, or shine”Shu🔆 egyptian
- جṣ-f-w, “to become clear, pure, untroubled, or free of turbidity”Shu🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جsh-y-r / ش-ي-رSirens🏛️ greek
- جsh-ʿ-r / ش-ع-رSirens🏛️ greek
- جs-r-r / س-ر-رSirens🏛️ greek
- جṣ-r-r / ص-ر-رSirens🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جs-ḥ-r / س-ح-رSirens🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جs-y-r / س-ي-رSirens🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جAramaic sh-p-rSparta🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جs-f-rSparta🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جṣ-b-rSparta🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جsh-r-fSparta🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جس-ر-طSurtr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جس-ط-رSurtr❄️ norse
- جش-ر-دSurtr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جص-ر-دSurtr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جش-ر-طSurtr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جAmazigh t-…-t, a feminine nominal frameTanit⛈️ canaaniteproposed on the method
- جt-n-n, “ringing, audible sound, response, or active answer”Tanit⛈️ canaanite
- جṯ-n-y, “to fold, double, repeat, make two, or come second”Tanit⛈️ canaanite
- جʿ-n-t, “affliction, distress, force, or the written divine name Anat”Tanit⛈️ canaanite
- جNative Egyptian √tfn, “to spit out,” with feminine Tfn.tTefnut🔆 egyptian
- جn-f-ṯ, “to blow, breathe out, spit lightly, emit saliva, or scatter from the mouth”Tefnut🔆 egyptian
- جn-f-t, “to become angry and puff, cough, spatter while boiling, or swell when water is poured on flour”Tefnut🔆 egyptian
- جd-f-n, “to bury, conceal in the earth, cover over, or preserve underground”Tefnut🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- جṯ-w-r / ث-و-رThor❄️ norse
- جṯ-ʾ-r / ث-أ-رThor❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جṯ-r-r / ث-ر-رThor❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جd-w-r / د-و-رThor❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جd-r-r / د-ر-رThor❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جع-و-ذTrojan Horse🏛️ greek
- جع-ب-دTrojan Horse🏛️ greek
- جح-و-طTrojan Horse🏛️ greek
- جخ-و-ضTrojan Horse🏛️ greek
- جع-و-ضTrojan Horse🏛️ greek
- جn-dh-rTyndareus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جn-d-bTyndareus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- جd-y-n / د-ي-نTyr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʿ-h-d / ع-ه-دTyr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʾ-t-y / أ-ت-يUtu🏺 sumerian
- جʿ-t-w / ع-ت-وUtu🏺 sumerianproposed on the method
- جw-ḍ-ḥ / و-ض-حUtu🏺 sumerianproposed on the method
- جو-ل-يValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جف-ل-لValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جب-ل-يValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جق-ر-رValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جف-ن-نVanir❄️ norse
- جع-و-نVanir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جم-ن-نVanir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جف-ن-يVanir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جو-ن-يVanir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جb-r-r / ب-ر-رVaruna🕉️ hindu
- جف-و-ح, to diffuse, to spread as scent or heat does, grade ج.Vayu🕉️ hindu
- جف-ي-ح, to spread wide, to become spacious, grade ج.Vayu🕉️ hindu
- جهـ-ب-ب, for wind to rise and blow, to stir, to rouse, grade ج.Vayu🕉️ hindu
- جd-r-s / د-ر-سYggdrasil❄️ norse
- جʾ-l / إيلYggdrasil❄️ norse
- جḥ-q-q / ح-ق-قYggdrasil❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʿ-q-r / ع-ق-رYggdrasil❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جd-r-z / د-ر-زYggdrasil❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جy-m-m / ي-م-مYmir❄️ norse
- جgh-m-r / غ-م-رYmir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جḥ-m-ʾ / ح-م-أYmir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- جʾ-m-m / أ-م-مYmir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دف-خ-مFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دع-ظ-مFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دو-ت-رFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دش-ت-وFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دز-م-هـ-رFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دم-ح-لFimbulwinter❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دw-s-m / و-س-مMatsuri⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دʿ-y-d / ع-ي-دMatsuri⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دḥ-f-l / ح-ف-لMatsuri⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دn-s-k / ن-س-كMatsuri⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دm-ṭ-r / م-ط-رMatsuri⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دd-w-r / د-و-رMatsuri⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- در-ق-نRunes❄️ norse
- در-م-زRunes❄️ norseproposed on the method
- در-س-مRunes❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دس-ر-رRunes❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دConventional toponym Akkad, with no accepted internal derivation in the cited corpusAkkadian Mythology
- دʿ-k-d, “the base or root of the tongue or tail, the end or utmost point, or to confine and hold”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- دw-q-d, “to kindle, burn, blaze, or supply fuel”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- دḥ-q-d, “to harbor hatred, bear a grudge, resent, or conceal enmity”Akkadian Mythologyproposed on the method
- دNative Aššur as the divine and city name, with no accepted internal derivation in the cited corpusAssyrian Mythology
- دConventional Latin exonym Etruria/Etrur-, with no accepted internal derivation in the cited corpusEtruscan Mythology
- دNative self-name Rasenna/Rasna, with no accepted internal derivation in the cited corpusEtruscan Mythology
- دṭ-w-r, “mountain, rocky height, form, stage, or cycle of change,” for Etrur-Etruscan Mythology
- دʿ-m-mAgamemnon🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دk-m-n, “to lie hidden, lurk, conceal oneself, remain latent, or be kāmin, concealed within”Amun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- دʾ-m-m, “to intend, head toward, lead, be in front, or be a mother and source”Amun🔆 egyptian
- دḥ-m-n, “small ticks, small dark or reddish grapes, little berries among larger grapes, or rugged places”Amun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- دgh-r-dAsgard❄️ norse
- دb-d-r / ب-د-رBaldr❄️ norse
- دb-l-d / ب-ل-دBaldr❄️ norse
- دb-h-l / ب-ه-لBaldr❄️ norse
- دl-b-d / ل-ب-دBaldr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دع-ب-رBifrost❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دب-ر-قBifrost❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دب-س-طBifrost❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دو-ص-لBifrost❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دب-ر-صBriseis🏛️ greek
- دك-ل-حCalchas🏛️ greek
- دk-r-b / ك-ر-بCharybdis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دj-r-f / ج-ر-فCharybdis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دgh-r-b / غ-ر-بCharybdis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دgh-r-q / غ-ر-قCharybdis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دb-l-ʿ / ب-ل-عCharybdis🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دج-ر-سChryseis🏛️ greek
- دق-ر-صChryseis🏛️ greek
- دغ-ر-سChryseis🏛️ greek
- دق-ر-صChryses🏛️ greek
- دغ-ر-سChryses🏛️ greek
- دq-l-dClytemnestra🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دk-l-mClytemnestra🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دḥ-b-b / ح-ب-بCupid🦅 roman
- دsh-h-w / ش-ه-وCupid🦅 romanproposed on the method
- در-ه-بDeiphobus🏛️ greek
- دm-d-hDiomedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دm-y-dDiomedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دf-n-y / ف-ن-يFaunus🦅 roman
- دw-ḥ-sh / و-ح-شFaunus🦅 romanproposed on the method
- دf-w-h / ف-و-هFaunus🦅 romanproposed on the method
- دf-n-y / ف-ن-يFenrir❄️ norse
- دf-n-d / ف-ن-دFenrir❄️ norse
- دf-w-r / ف-و-رFenrir❄️ norse
- دf-n-n / ف-ن-نFenrir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دf-r-r / ف-ر-رFenrir❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دf-r-ṣ / ف-ر-صFortuna🦅 romanproposed on the method
- دq-s-m / ق-س-مFortuna🦅 romanproposed on the method
- دf-ṭ-n / ف-ط-نFortuna🦅 roman
- دf-r-t / ف-ر-تFortuna🦅 romanproposed on the method
- دf-r-r / ف-ر-رFreya❄️ norse
- دf-r-j / ف-ر-جFreya❄️ norse
- دḥ-r-r / ح-ر-رFreyr❄️ norse
- دb-r-q / ب-ر-قFrigg❄️ norse
- دf-r-ḥ / ف-ر-حFrigg❄️ norse
- دm-r-j / م-ر-جFrigg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دj-w-w / ج-و-وFujin⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دq-b-b, “dome, vault, cupola, or to build and rise in a rounded form”Geb🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- دh-l-k / ه-ل-كHel❄️ norse
- دh-l-l / ه-ل-لHel❄️ norse
- دḥ-l-l / ح-ل-لHel❄️ norse
- دgh-l-l / غ-ل-لHel❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دʿ-l-l / ع-ل-لHel❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دḥ-l-k / ح-ل-كHel❄️ norseproposed on the method
- ده-ر-ر, هَرَّHera🏛️ greek
- دح-ي-ر, حَيْرةHera🏛️ greek
- دn-m-w / ن-م-وInari⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دy-n-ʿ / ي-ن-عInari⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دʾ-n-s / أ-ن-سInari⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دj-n-sIphigenia🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دq-n-yIphigenia🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دj-r-n / ج-ر-نJormungandr❄️ norse
- دj-n-d / ج-ن-دJormungandr❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دʿ-n-d / ع-ن-دJormungandr❄️ norse
- دd-w-r / د-و-رJormungandr❄️ norse
- دʿ-m-d / ع-م-دJormungandr❄️ norse
- دk-sh-m / ك-ش-مKashima⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دj-s-m / ج-س-مKashima⛩️ japaneseproposed on the method
- دt-ġ-y-r, “to change, alter, become different, or transform”Khepri🔆 egyptian
- دl-w-y / ل-و-يLoki❄️ norse
- دl-k-k / ل-ك-كLoki❄️ norse
- دm-n-yMenelaus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دm-n-nMenelaus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دb-n-yMenelaus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دm-l-kMenelaus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دو-س-طMidgard❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دغ-ر-دMidgard❄️ norse
- دم-ك-سMopsos🏛️ greek
- دش-ع-لMuspelheim❄️ norse
- دب-ل-عMuspelheim❄️ norse
- دس-ب-لMuspelheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دل-هـ-بMuspelheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دm-n-n / م-ن-نNanna🏺 sumerianproposed on the method
- دf-t-lNeoptolemus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دj-d-dNeoptolemus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دb-y-t, “house, dwelling, household, tent, family, or room”Nephthys🔆 egyptian
- دn-b-t, “to sprout, grow, plant, produce vegetation, or draw water as a well begins to flow”Nephthys🔆 egyptian
- دn-f-t, “to become angry and puff, cough, spatter while boiling, or swell when water is poured on flour,” tested through Greek Nephth-Nephthys🔆 egyptian
- دn-sh-rNestor🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- ده-و-جNidhogg❄️ norse
- دن-ه-شNidhogg❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دن-ف-لNiflheim❄️ norse
- دن-ب-لNiflheim❄️ norse
- دن-ف-خNiflheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دن-ف-ثNiflheim❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دن-هـ-رNjord❄️ norse
- دن-و-رNjord❄️ norse
- دن-ع-رNjord❄️ norse
- دن-ذ-رNjord❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دn-w-y, “to intend, aim, depart, become distant, or the stone and kernel of a date”Nun🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- دʾ-n-n, “to moan, groan, complain, or utter a prolonged sound”Nun🔆 egyptian
- دn-w-n, “fish, great fish or whale, the letter nūn, or an inkwell”Nut🔆 egyptian
- دd-n-nOdin❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دq-l-mPalamedes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دf-r-t / ف-ر-تParvati🕉️ hindu
- دṭ-w-d / ط-و-دParvati🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- دj-b-l / ج-ب-لParvati🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- دh-r / ه-رParvati🕉️ hindu
- دf-r-ʿ / ف-ر-عParvati🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- دq-l-dPatroclus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دkh-l-dPatroclus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دف-ل-حPeleus🏛️ greek
- دq-n-yPhiloctetes🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- در-د-ي, to cast down, destroy, perish, grade د.Rudra🕉️ hindu
- دš-h-w, “desire, appetite, longing, or sensual inclination”Shu🔆 egyptianproposed on the method
- دs-b-ṭSparta🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دs-t-rSparta🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دس-ع-رSurtr❄️ norse
- دṭ-n-n, “humming, ringing, droning, or resonant sound”Tanit⛈️ canaaniteproposed on the method
- دḍ-n-n, “to withhold, guard closely, be sparing, or keep something from another”Tanit⛈️ canaaniteproposed on the method
- دṭ-f-n, “to confine, imprison, hold back, delay, die, or possess a false or ugly trait”Tefnut🔆 egyptian
- دt-f-f + n-w-t, “spittle or the utterance tuff” + “sky,” hence “spittle of the sky”Tefnut🔆 egyptian
- دṭ-f-w, “to float, rise on water, overflow, or become full of water”Tefnut🔆 egyptian
- دt-f-ḥ, “apple, one apple, or apples collectively”Tefnut🔆 egyptian
- دد-ل-فTelephus🏛️ greek
- دr-ʿ-d / ر-ع-دThor❄️ norse
- دn-d-dTyndareus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دd-w-rTyndareus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دdh-r-ʾTyndareus🏛️ greekproposed on the method
- دth-ʾ-r / ث-أ-رTyr❄️ norse
- دʾ-l / إيلTyr❄️ norse
- دth-w-r / ث-و-رTyr❄️ norse
- دṭ-y-r / ط-ي-رTyr❄️ norse
- دd-w-r / د-و-رTyr❄️ norse
- دw-t-d / و-ت-دUtu🏺 sumerian
- دs-m-w / س-م-وUtu🏺 sumerian
- دن-خ-بValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دق-ت-لValkyries❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دw-z-n / و-ز-نVaruna🕉️ hindu
- دm-r-n / م-ر-نVaruna🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- دw-r-y / و-ر-يVaruna🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- دʾ-m-n / أ-م-نVaruna🕉️ hinduproposed on the method
- در-و-ح, wind, breath, spirit, rest, grade د.Vayu🕉️ hindu
- دʿ-q-d / ع-ق-دYggdrasil❄️ norse
- دʾ-j-j / أ-ج-جYggdrasil❄️ norseproposed on the method
- دʿ-m-r / ع-م-رYmir❄️ norse
- دh-m-r / ه-م-رYmir❄️ norse
- دʾ-m-r / أ-م-رYmir❄️ norse
- دy-m-n / ي-م-نYmir❄️ norseproposed on the method