“hand”
10 fragments across 7 traditions carry this sense. 7 of them close a name against 3 that open one, so it usually lands as the second element.
Across the traditions
¶They cluster in 3 families, most of them real world. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, Bard, has 2.
Quiro initial · mano final
- Quiroten
Quiro hand + ten holding
hand holding
- Quiromel
Quiro hand + mel honey
hand honey
- Quirovin
Quiro hand + vin wine
hand wine
- Ombramano
Ombra shadow + mano hand
shadow hand
- Lentomano
Lento unhurried + mano hand
unhurried hand
- Solomano
Solo alone + mano hand
alone hand
Lama initial · lamos final
- Lamalanos
Lama hand + lanos plain
hand plain
- Lamaialos
Lama hand + ialos clearing
hand clearing
- Lamadubnos
Lama hand + dubnos deep
hand deep
- Tigernolamos
Tigerno lord + lamos hand
lord hand
- Belolamos
Belo bright + lamos hand
bright hand
- Verlamos
Ver supreme + lamos hand
supreme hand
kar final · kara final
- Zarkar
Zar crown + kar hand
crown of the hand
- Selkar
Sel moon + kar hand
moon of the hand
- Calkar
Cal summons + kar hand
summons of the hand
- Sylkara
Syl veil + kara hand
veil of the hand
- Thurkara
Thur thunder + kara hand
thunder of the hand
- Sarkara
Sar star + kara hand
star of the hand
lamh final
- Cnoclamh
Cnoc hill + lamh hand
hill hand
- Ardlamh
Ard high + lamh hand
high hand
- Geallamh
Geal bright + lamh hand
bright hand
mund final
- Teggmund
Tegg covered + mund hand
covered the hand
- Emmund
Emm weighed + mund hand
weighed the hand
- Furrmund
Furr ploughed + mund hand
ploughed the hand
Kalima initial
- Kalimamaluhia
Kalima hand + maluhia peaceful
the peaceful hand
- Kalimaakamai
Kalima hand + akamai clever
the clever hand
- Kalimakea
Kalima hand + kea white
the white hand
lav final
- Sullav
Sul eye + lav hand
eye hand
- Beglav
Beg small + lav hand
small hand
- Aedlav
Aed fire + lav hand
fire hand
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “hand”. Senses that keep turning up in the same sets usually belong to one semantic field — the small vocabulary a naming tradition returns to again and again.
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