• mother móðir māter mḗtēr mātár mati mācer móteris mayr
  • same sem sama singuli hama samu samlith
  • knee ǵénu kniu gónu jā́nu zānūk gjuni keni
  • wolf wl̥kwos wulfs lupus lúkos vŕ̥kaḥ vǝhrka vlĭkŭ ulk walkw
  • milk hmelǵ miluks mulgeō amélgō mā́ršti marǝzait mŭlzu melg
  • new néwo niujis novus néos náva novŭ naujas newydd nor
  • wheel kwekwlo hvēl kúklos cakrá kolo kellin cylch kugullas
  • give ghabh giban habeō gábhastiḥ gabać gabtun gaibid

Hittite Artifacts

By 1700 B.C., people speaking Hittite—an Indo-European language—had founded a capital at Bogazköy (ancient Hattusha) and, under a series of powerful kings, established a state in central Anatolia. The Hittite army attacked and partly destroyed Babylon in 1595 B.C., and in 1285 B.C. fought a battle against the Egyptian king Ramesses II at Qadesh in Syria.



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