“world”
11 fragments across 8 traditions carry this sense. They split 4 to 7 between opening and closing a name, which means it sits comfortably at either end.
Across the traditions
¶They cluster in 3 families, most of them real world. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, Celtic, has 3.
Bitu initial · bitus final · bitua final
- Bituleucos
Bitu world + leucos shining
world shining
- Bitulamos
Bitu world + lamos hand
world hand
- Bitunantos
Bitu world + nantos valley
world valley
- Elubitus
Elu many + bitus world
many world
- Catubitus
Catu battle + bitus world
battle world
- Ritubitus
Ritu ford + bitus world
ford world
- Nemetobitua
Nemeto sacred + bitua world
sacred world
- Maglobitua
Maglo chief + bitua world
chief world
- Leucobitua
Leuco shining + bitua world
shining world
heim final · heima final
- Jorvaldheim
Jorvald bedrock + heim world
bedrock world
- Tundralheim
Tundral tundra + heim world
tundra world
- Hrimgalheim
Hrimgal rime + heim world
rime world
- Nordrilheima
Nordril polar night + heima world
polar night world
- Fjalithheima
Fjalith high fell + heima world
high fell world
- Glacilheima
Glacil glacier + heima world
glacier world
Ygrax initial
- Ygraxshar
Ygrax world + shar sand
world sand
- Ygraxthax
Ygrax world + thax spine
world spine
- Ygraxaeth
Ygrax world + aeth breath
world breath
lok final
- Ashoklok
Ashok without sorrow + lok world
without sorrow world
- Sundarlok
Sundar beautiful + lok world
beautiful world
- Sanjaylok
Sanjay triumphant + lok world
triumphant world
Domn initial
- Domnboy
Domn world + boy yellow
world yellow
- Domncara
Domn world + cara friend
world friend
- Domnmoyle
Domn world + moyle bald
world bald
yo final
- Rikuyo
Riku land + yo world
land world
- Hoshiyo
Hoshi star + yo world
star world
- Yuyo
Yu gentle + yo world
gentle world
mir final
- Casmir
Cas time + mir world
time-world
- Slavmir
Slav glory + mir world
glory-world
- Vladmir
Vlad rule + mir world
rule-world
Mund initial
- Mundvar
Mund world + var ward
world ward
- Mundard
Mund world + ard keeper
world keeper
- Mundseth
Mund world + seth silence
world silence
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “world”. 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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