Veshtsu-Tal heh Komihn-Tal -- Hihtisular

Although forgotten by many and thought of as an obscure people of The Bible by others, the Hittites were one of the most important Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age cultures of the Near East from about 1,800 B.C. to 1,100 B.C., although a few scattered city-states of "Neo-Hittites" continued as late as the 8th Century B.C.E. The Hittite's homeland was centered in what is now Turkey. Their culture, art, language, politics and religion would influence the Egyptians, Ancient Greeks and others. Their storm or weather god was probably the inspiration for the later Greek Zeus, who lead to the Roman Jupiter and Viking Odin and Thor.

Hundreds of clay tablets and inscriptions in Hittite and Akkadian, as well as Ancient Egyptian papyri and wall inscriptions, have informed us of their world. They were an Indo-European, non-Semitic people who originally came from somewhere in Central Asia, possibly from the Caspian Sea area, conquering and adopting much of the culture of the native Hatti people of Anatolia. Their language is the earliest known Indo-European language. The Hittites ruled most of what is now Turkey and parts of Syria, although they often had to contend with hostile neighbors. Their power eventually waned and most of their culture disappeared, replaced by that of the Assyrians, Egyptians, Semitic peoples and others. Their lands would later be settled by Turkic people from further east. The blood of the Hittites lives on in the people of the Near East. A copy of The Treaty of Kadesh between the Hittites and Ancient Egypt was an important display at the United Nations Building on Earth in the 20th and 21st Centuries C.E. Their rise, period of power and fall from the pages of history has been studied for centuries.

This page includes dig sites, ruins, historic places and important people of the Hittite world. Vulcans transliterate places and names in as close to native pronunciation as possible. (There are various forms of some place names and some foreign characters are used.)

Aba (Damascus) -- Aba
Adze -- lapan-shidek
Afterlife -- po-ha'kiv
Age (n.) -- ya'shakhuv (length of life), pal (period, era)
Agricultural settlement -- urokasalik shi'fiferhanaun
Agricultural society -- urokasau-shila'es
Agriculture -- urokasaya
Ahhiya/Ahhiyawā/Ahhiyā -- Akhiya|wa|
Ailment -- has-mar
Akkad (A-ga-dè, אַכַּד, Accad, Akkade, Agade) -- Akad
Akkadian (Accadian) -- akad-, akadik (adj.); akadsu (n.)
Alaca Höyük -- Aladzha Hohyuuhk
Alalakh (Alakhtum, Alalaḫ, Tell Açana, Tell Atchana, Atchana) -- Ala'lakh
Alashiya (Alasiya, Alašija, Alassa) -- Alashiya
Alcohol -- naliveh
Alişar Hüyük -- Alishar Huuhyuuhk
Alluvium -- nu-tin |s'masu-titaya|
Altar -- oslauvoskaf
Altıntepe -- Altihn'tepe
Amarna -- A'mar'nuh
Amisus (Samsun) -- A'misus
Amorite -- amuru-, amuruyik (adj.), amurusu (n.)
Amorites (Mar.tu, Tidnum, Amurrūm, Amar, אמורי ʼĔmōrī, Ἀμορραῖοι) -- amurusular
Amulet -- zaibihk
Amuq (Amuk, Amouq, Amik) -- Amuk
Amurru -- Amuru
Analysis -- nisaya
Analyst -- nisausu
Analyze -- nisau
Anatolia (Anatolya, Anadolu) -- Anatoliuh
Anatolian -- anatoliuh-, anatoliuhik (adj.); anatoliuhsu (person)
Anatolian leopard -- lepuhrd t'Anatoliuh
Ancestor (n.) -- orfikkesu
Ancestors -- orfikkel
Ancestry -- orfiktra
Animal (n.) -- aushfa
Annihilation -- nitozhaya
Antalya (Attaleia, Attalea, Attalia, Adalia, Antaliya) -- Antalya, Atalei'a, Atali'a
Anti-Taurus Mountains (Αντίταυρος, Aladağlar) -- Suk'Kunellar t'Anti-Tohruhs
Antler -- stonn
Anvil -- mah-vihpan
Apasa (Ἔφεσος Ephesos, Ipsis, Efes, Ephesus) -- A'pasa, Efesuhs
Aperture -- sharu
Aram (A-ra-mu) -- Aram
Aramaic (language) -- aramsu
Aramean -- aram-, aramik (adj.), aramsu (person)
Ararat (Մասիս, Masis, Ağri Daği, Mount Ararat) -- |Suk'Kunel| Ara'rat, |Suk'Kunel| Eruh'raht
Aras (river) (Araxes, Araz, Araks, Arax, Yeraskh, Rakhsi, Erez) -- Pilash t'Aras
Arch (n.) -- kesek
Archives -- oska
Archway - kesek-sharu
Area -- shal
Arm (n.) -- kar
Armor (n.) -- fo-wein
Armory -- shi'wun|lar|
Army -- ask'er
Arrow -- kliton
Arrowhead -- kliton-sfek
Arslan Tash -- Ars'lan Tash
Art -- tanaf
Artifact -- zatrasha-vel
Arzaskun -- Ar'zaskun
Arzawa -- Ar'zawa
Asia -- Eizhuh
Asia Minor -- Pi-Eizhuh
Asp -- ahsp
Assimilation -- vinem
Assur (An-sar, Aššur, Ātûr, Āshūr, Asûr) -- Asur, Ashur
Assyria (Azuhinum, Aššūrāyu, Athura, Atouria, Ασσυρία, Assuristan) -- Asuriuh
Assyrian -- asuriuh-, asuriuhik (adj.); asuriuhsu (person)
Astronomer -- yel-talsu
Astronomy -- yel-tal
Ataniya (Adana) -- A'taniya
Aurochs -- auraks, araks |ma'os-kwai-aks|
Awl -- razhek
Ax(e) -- la'ash
Azitawandiya (Karatepe) -- Azita'wandiya

Babylon -- Bahbuh'lan
Babylonia -- Bahbuh'loniuh
Babylonian -- bahbuh'lan-, bahbuh'lanik (adj.); bahbuh'lansu (person)
Baker -- leipausu
Bakery -- leip-kel
Balance (scales) -- vo'ekti
Ball (n.) -- dukal
Band (n.) -- zhel
Banish -- sahaisau
Banishment -- sahaisaya
Banner (n.) -- hai-fan
Barefoot (adj.) -- sai-fam-ash'yaik
Barge (n.) -- tus-hali
Barley -- barli
Barracks -- ask'ersu-kelek
Barrel -- subok (container); wun-mev (gun)
Barricade -- foshitaya (n.), foshitau (v.)
Barter -- vel'kizh (n.), vel'kizh-tor (v.)
Barter system -- vel'kizh-torektra
Basket -- ki'haf
Basketry -- ki'haftru
Battle (n.) -- faukh
The Battle of Kadesh -- Faukh t'Kadesh
The Battle of Karkar -- Faukh t'Kar'kar
Bead (n.) -- zaab
Beard -- hisahk
Beer -- bihr
Beeswax -- bi-fnath
Beetle -- sark
Belief -- dva
Belief system -- dva-torektra
Believer -- dvasu
Bell (n.) -- kus-vakh
Belt (n.) -- san-zhel
Beycesultan -- Beidzhe'sultan
Bin Tepe -- Bin Tepe
Bird (n.) -- kushel
The Black Sea (Eύξεινος Πόντος, Karadeniz) -- Nesh-Kur Masutra
Blade (n.) -- |wun-|mor
Blanket (bedding) -- yuk-sai
Bless -- kudau
Blessing -- kudaya
Block (n.) -- vihpan
Blood -- khaf
Boat -- pi'mashali
Body -- vukh (structure); vukhut (med.)
Bone (n.) -- hinek
Bore (v., drill) -- spitau
Boring tool -- spitau-raul
Boulder -- suk'kov
Boundary -- krup
Bow (n., weapon) -- kes-wun
Bow and arrows -- kes-wun heh klitonlar
Bowstring -- kes-wun-elakh
Box (n.) -- natuhn
Break -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Brick (n.) -- dok
Bronze (n.) -- krish|-tukh|
The Bronze Age -- Krish-Pal t'Terra
Bronze bracelet -- krishik kar-nik-pakuv
Bronze coin -- krish-buhn
Bronze dagger -- krish-lipitah
Bronze knife -- krish-lipau
Bronze necklace -- krish-talu-ek'zeru
Bronze spearhead -- krish-tilek-sfek
Bronze statue -- krish-sukhlop
Bronze sword -- krish-shek
Bronze tool -- krish-raul
Bronze trinket -- krish-mokvel
Broom -- fnash-vel
Brother -- sa-kai
Brush (n.) -- achut
Bucket -- mashuk
Buckle (n.) -- tersek
Builder -- torvausu
Building (n.) -- kel
Burial -- visolektaya
Büyük Menderes River (Büyük Menderes Irmağı, Meander, Meander River) -- Pilash t'Buuh'yuuhk Menderes |Pilash t'Mi'ander|

Cabinet -- tsorayek
Camp (n.) -- bladzh
Campfire -- bladzh-yon
Campsite -- shi'bladzh
Canal -- masu-yut
Canoe -- wadi-pi'mashali
Canyon -- spathel
Capital (city) -- fula-kahr
Cappadocia (Kappadokia, Kapadokya) -- Kapa'dokiya, Kahpuh'doshyuh
Cappadocian -- kahpuhdoshyuh-, kahpuhdoshyuhik (adj.); kahpuhdoshyuhsu (person)
Carbon dating -- nol-tukh-kinufan
Carchemish (Karkemish, Karkemiš, Karkamiš, Karkamišša, Gargamis) -- Karke'mish
Cart (n.) -- hal
Carving (n.) -- skram
Cat -- kaht
Çatal Hüyük -- Tchatal Huuhyuuhk
Cave -- tauk
Cavern -- suk'tauk
Cemetery -- vukhut-ker
Central (adj.) -- svitan-, svitanik
Century -- tehtvun (100 years); tehsu (subdivision of the Roman army)
Ceremony -- van-kal
Chain -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)
Chair (n.) -- ku-san
Chaldea (Χαλδαία, Chaldaia, māt Ḫaldu , כשדים‎, Kaśdim, Kaldo, Chaldaea) -- Khal'dei'a, Kal'dei'uh, Kal'diuh, Tchal'dei'uh, Tchal'diuh
Chamber (n.) -- tvi-shal
Change -- rubah (n.), rubai (v.)
Charcoal (n.) -- yonol-tukh
Chariot -- faukh-dah-hal
Charioteer -- yetursu t'faukh-dah-hal
Chart -- besan (n.); besau (v.)
Cheese -- thuhk
Chicken -- tchihkuhn
Children -- kanu (TGV), kanlar (MGV)
Chimney -- vuzh-mev
Chin -- huhzi
Chip (n.) -- val
Chisel -- kwu'teshayek (n.); kwu'treshau (v.)
Citizen -- ek'tokahrsu
City -- kahr
City-state -- kahr-krusol
City wall -- kahr-temok
Civilization -- sutenivaya
Clan -- maat
Clasp (n.) -- terunemek
Claw (n.) -- spahk
Clay -- krizhiv
Clay tablet -- krizhiv-neput
Cliff -- menal
Cloth -- sai
Clothes, Clothing -- sai-vel
Club (n., weapon) -- muhd
Coal -- kastik-kov
Coarse -- dir-, dirik
Coast (n.) -- gef
Cobra -- kobruh |fash-oluhk|
Cockroach -- kak'roch
Coin (n.) -- buhn
Comb (n.) -- |isachya-|dref
Combat (n.) -- morov
Commerce -- pamahrtra
Common -- tsuk|-|
Common people -- tsuksular
Community -- shila (town); ha-travek (biol.)
Competition -- kuhlaya
Construction -- torvaya
Contamination -- rislaya
Copper (metal) -- khaf-tukh
Cord -- elakh
Corpse -- tevik-veh (TGV), tevikeh (MGV)
Courtyard -- tvi-ker
Creation -- fereikan
Creation myth -- fereikan-holsh
Creation story -- fereikan-var
Crime -- buhshaya
Criminal (n.) -- buhshasu
Cropland -- urozh-solektra
Crops -- urozh
Cross (n.) -- tuhs
Cultivation -- sokasitaya
Culture (n., shared customs, etc.) -- iyula
Cuneiform -- shivek-shidik (adj.); shivek-kitaun (writing)
Cup -- monek
Curse (n.) -- raspiis
Curve (n.) -- tsa
Custom (n.) -- oyut
Cylinder -- tu'mev
Cylinder seal -- tu'mev-fen

Dagger -- lipitah
Damage -- zakar (n.), zakar-tor (v.)
Danger -- tehvar
Dardanian -- dar'danus-, dar'danusik (adj.), dar'danussu (n.)
Dardanus (Dardania, Dardanium) -- Dar'danus
Daughter -- ko-fu
Dead (adj.) -- tevik
The Dead -- Tevanu
Death -- tevakh
Debris -- guhsh|-tukh|
Decoration -- tremuhraya
Decorative painting -- tremuhral-kras-bikuv
Deity -- ekon
Deluge (n.) -- mamuzhu
Demigod -- ulef-ekon
Demon -- eshu'a
Descendant -- tevakkel
Desert (n.) -- eshikh
Desertification -- eshikh-storaya
Design (n.) -- patanafaya
Destroy -- vashau
Destruction -- vashaya
Detach -- dahl-tor
Detached (adj.) -- dahl-, dahlik
Detail (n.) -- shefik
Dialect (n.) -- gen-vuhnaya
Diet (n., what is eaten) -- yokul-montra
Diffusion -- sasak
Direction -- kharat
Dirt -- kitek
Disappearance -- sasaudaya
Disaster -- koshvar
Disc -- mathra
Disease -- has
Dispersal -- saganaya
Disperse -- saganau
Distribute -- sagan-tor
Distribution -- sagan
Diversity -- vuhnaya
Divination -- fa-wak-satalaya
Document (n.) -- kisev
Dog (n.) -- dag
Domain -- grenat
Domestic (adj.) -- ha-kel-, ha-kelik
Domestic life -- ha-kel-ha'kiv
Domesticated animal -- ha'kel-aushfa
Domestication -- ha'kelikaya
Dominance -- abru'es
Dominant -- abrupik
Domination -- abrukhaya
Donkey -- danki
Door -- svep
Doorway -- svep-sharu
Drill -- spitayek (n.); spitau (v.)
Drinking water -- mon-masu
Drum (n.) -- vluhn
Dust (n.) -- grazhiv
Dwelling (n.) -- kelek
Dynastic -- zehl-te'krun-, zehl-te'krunik
Dynastic rule -- zehl-te'krun-khaya
Dynasty -- zehl-te'krun

Eagle -- akiluh
Ear -- kaluk
Earring -- kaluk-ek'zerut
East -- she'rak
Eastern -- she'rak-, she'rakik
Effect -- daya
Egg (n.) -- yu-mur
Elephant -- eluh'fuhnt
Elephant ivory -- eluh'fuhnt-zudebur
Elephant tusk -- eluh'fuhnt-sazud
Elixir -- zaip-mon
Elmalı -- El'malih
Embedded (adj.) -- vishital-, vishitalik
Embolon -- klunyanuhp
Embroidery -- og-tanaf
Embryo -- ten-kan-bu (TGV), pi'tenkan (MGV)
Emigrant -- sabashsu
Emigration -- sabashan
Emperor -- sa-eik-te'krusu
Empire -- eik-te'kru
Engraver -- thessu
Engraving -- thes
Enigma -- del-ri
Entrance ladder -- svin-pu'uth
Environment -- ek'sitra
Epidemic (n.) -- shal-has-sak
Epoch -- nauf
Era -- nuhs
Estuary -- masutra-riflash
Eternal -- ek'wak-, ek'wakik
Eternal life -- ek'wak-ha'kiv
Eternity -- ek'wak'es
Etiquette -- yeht-shila-kloshai
Event -- pavek
Evil -- ek'rasahkos (adj.); ek'rasah (n.)
Exclusive (adj.) -- sananik
Execute -- tostau
Execution -- tostaya
Executioner -- tostausu
Exhibit -- gluvaya (n.), gluvau (v.)
Expansion -- sa'ovaya
Eye (n.) -- bezhun

Fable -- yehvaru
Face (n.) -- limuk
Facility (place) -- kebitra
Factor (n.) -- klai
Fallow deer -- falo-dihr
False (adj.) -- riyeht|-|
False door -- riyeht-svep
Family (kin) -- pi'maat
Famine -- mair-yem-penak
Fang -- wu-zud
Farm -- uroshal (n.); uroshitau (v.)
Farmer -- uroshitausu (TGV), uroshalsu (MGV)
Favuştepe -- Favush'tepe
Feather (n.) -- kid
Female -- ko-, koyik (adj.); kosu (n.)
Ferahettin (Fraktin) -- Fera'hettin, Fera'khettin
Festival (n.) -- gad-muf
Figure (n.) -- khlop
Figurine -- pi'aushfa-khlop (animal), pi'sukhlop (person)
Find -- talal (n.); tal-tor (v.)
Finder -- talek (device); talsu (person)
Fire pit -- yon-pi'razh
Fish (n., singular) -- aluk
Flash flood (n.) -- ak'wik-abrash
Flint (geol.) -- kil-kov
Flock -- treit (n.); |pa|treitau (v.)
Flood plain -- abrash-eiktra
Floor (n.) -- lan-tol
Floor-mat -- lan-tol-pev
Floor plan -- lan-tol-torbesan
Flora -- kastra
Flower (n.) -- svai
Flute (n.) -- kolchak
Foe -- hahf (adversary); nemut (enemy)
Foliage -- mortra
Folk (n.) -- sutra (populace); su'u (a specific people)
Food -- yem-tukh
Food offering -- yem-nufaya
Foot -- ash'ya
Footprint -- ash'yaidar
Forest -- laptra
Fork (n.) -- snauk
Formation -- shidoraya (creation); shidat (geol.)
Fortification (structure) -- klomashak
Foundation -- nen (base); kel-nen (building)
Foundation stone -- kel-nen-kov
Fountain (n., decorative) -- mashulek
Fracture -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Fragile -- shau-yehat
Fragment -- karf (n.), karfau (v.)
Fragmentation -- karfaya
Frame -- nentu (n.); nentulau (v.)
Freedom -- el'es
Friendship -- thrah'es
Fright -- kolthak
Frighten -- koltha
Frog -- frag
Fruit (n.) -- savas
Function (n., use) -- is-lof
Fungus -- luk
Funeral -- mem-lu til-kum
Funeral rite, Funerary rite -- mem-lu-rah
Fur (n.) -- ausachya

Galilee (הגליל‎, الجليل‎) -- Galili
Galileean -- galili-, galiliyik (adj.), galilisu (n.)
Gap (n.) -- haf
Garbage heap -- guhsh-tuh
Garden (n.) -- bah-ker
Garment (n.) -- ain
Gate -- temep
Gauntlet -- kar-klash
Gazelle -- guh'zel
Gediz River (Gediz Nehri, Hermos, Hermus) -- Pilash t'Gediz
Gem -- ek'zer
Gemstone -- ek'zer-kov
Girik Tepe (Giriktepe) -- Girik Tepe
Goat -- got
Göbekli Tepe (Göbeklitepe) -- Gohbekli Tepe
God (generic term) -- ekon
Gold (metal) -- kin-tukh
Government -- spanakhat
Grain -- yartik
Granary -- yartik-kel
Grapes -- greiplar
Grass -- yar
Grassland(s) -- yartra
Grave (n.) -- shi'vukhut
Grave mound -- visolektau-soltuh
Gravegoods -- vellar t'shi'vukhut
Grazer -- plei-yokulsu
Griffin -- grihfihn
Grit -- kovaz
Gritille -- Gritil'le
Growing season -- to'ovau-tevun-yonuk
Growth -- to'ovaya
Guest (n.) -- be'hai'la
Gürcütepe -- Guuhrdzhuuh'tepe
Gurgum -- Gur'gum
Gypsum -- aukh

Hacılar -- Hadzhihlar
Habit(s) -- es'merka
Hairbrush -- isachya-achut
Hairpin -- isachya-mof
Hairstyle (n.) -- isachya-kuhzu
Hakpis -- Hak'pis
Halap (Aleppo) -- Halap
Hama (حماة‎ Ḥamāh, Ḥamāth, Hamat, Amat, Imat, Hamah) -- Khama, Hama
Hamath -- Khamath, Hamath
Hammer (n.) -- mah-vel
Hamzan Tepe -- Ham'zan Tepe
Hand-to-hand combat -- wuh-wuh-morov
Handle (n.) -- el'rek
Hasanlu -- Hasan'lu
Hatarikka (Hadrech) -- Hatarikka
Hatti(li) -- Hatti|li|
Hattian, Hattic -- hatti-, hattiyik (adj.), hattisu (n.)
Hattusa(s) (Ḫa-at-tu-ša, Ḫattuša, Hattuşaş, Khatusha, Hattus) -- Hattusha|s|
Head -- patam
Healer -- hakausu
Healing -- hakaya
Health -- muhl'es
Hearth -- yon-lanet
Heathen (person) -- ridvasu
Hebrew -- yihv'rit-, yihv'ritik (adj.); yihv'ritsu (n.)
Heel (n.) -- timut
Height -- pidek
Heir -- gotsu
Hell -- bogozh
Helmet -- patyerak
Herb -- bar-got (anc.)
Herd (n.) -- kuht
Herdsman -- kuhtsu
Hereditary -- samekhik
Hermos River -- Pilash t'Hermos
Hidden (adj.) -- ip-, ipik
Hidden passage -- ip-svaur
Hieroglyph -- bikuv-zhiyeh
Hieroglyphic (writing) -- bikuv-kitaun
Highlands -- pid-shal|tra|
Hill -- kunel
Hinge (n.) -- tu'adayek
Hittite -- hihtait-, hihtaitik (adj.); hihtisu (person)
Hittite Empire -- Hihtait-Te'kru
The Hittite Lands (The Hittite Nation, Kheta, Khata, Khatti, Khate, Kheth, Khitti, Heth) -- Hihtait-Shasol
Hittite Middle Kingdom -- Hihtait-Sviti-Te'kortra
Hittite New Kingdom -- Hihtait-Uzh-Te'kortra
Hittite Old Kingdom -- Hihtait-Os-Te'kortra
Hittitologist -- hihtait-talsu
Hittitology -- hihtait-tal
Hole (n.) -- razh
Home (n.) -- ha-kel
Home life -- kelek-ha'kiv
Honor -- dor (n.), dor-tor (v.)
Horn (n.) -- stonn (animal); stonal (sound maker)
Horoztepe -- Horoz'tepe
Horse -- hors
Horse cart -- hors-hal
Horticulture -- to'kasaya
House (n.) -- kelek
Human -- komihn (adj.); komihnsu (n.)
Humidity -- sov-masu'es
Hunt -- po'austukaya (n.), po'austukau (v.)
Hunter -- po'austukausu
Hupisna (Kybistra) -- Hu'pis'na
Hurria -- Huhriuh
Hurrian -- huhriuh-, huhriuhik (adj.), huhriuhsu (n.)
Hut -- veli-kel

Ibex -- aibeks
Identical -- ka|-|
Identification -- shasutan
Identified (adj.) -- shasutanik
Idol -- zaikhlop
Illness -- has-mar
Image (n.) -- glakuv
Imitate -- va'amau
Imitation -- va'amaya
Immigrant -- vibashsu
Immigration -- vibashan
Immortal -- tevakh-fam-, tevakh-famik (adj.); tevakh-famsu (n.)
Immune -- tefosh-, tefoshik
Immunity -- tefosh'es
Impediment -- rashertaya
Impression (mark left, etc.) -- fihishan
Incantation -- krelibaya
Incest -- tvi-pi'maatik riyeht-ashaya
Incest taboo -- ridrum tehn'tvi-pi'maatik riyeht-ashaya
Incident -- pavesh
Incise -- nesh-tor
Incision -- nesh
Independence -- tikopah
Independent (adj.) -- tikop-, tikopik
Indigenous -- salatik
Indigenous people -- salatsular
Individual (person) -- wuhsu
Infant -- kan-bu
Infant mortality -- kan-bu-tev'es
Infantry (n.) -- solektra-ask'ersutra
Infantry assault, Infantry attack -- solektra-ask'er-nashiv
Influence -- fidaya (n.), fidau (v.)
Inhibit -- netehnovau
Inhibition -- netehnovaya
Injury -- dash
Ink (n.) -- neshuk
Inn -- hafa'el
Inscribe -- vikitau
Inscription -- vikitaya
Insect -- ravot
Instability -- ritihet'es
Intyshedu -- Inti'shedu
Irrigation -- kasmashaya
Ishtar -- Ish'tar
Isolate -- sameskarau
Isolation -- sameskaraya
Israel (יִשְׂרָאֵל, Ισραήλ, إسرائيل) -- Yis'ra'el, Ihz'rai'el, Ihz'riuhl
Israelite -- yis'ra'elait-, yis'ra'elaitik (adj.); yis'ra'elaitsu (person)
Ivory (n.) -- zudebur

Jackal -- dzhahkuhl
Jade -- yar-kov
Jar (n., container) -- kak
Jewel -- ek'zer
Jewelry -- ek'zeru
Journey -- halovaya (n.), halovau (v.)
Judge (n.) -- to-go-rasathausu
Jug (n.) -- masuhb
Justice -- yeht-gav

Kadesh (Qadesh, Qadesh-on-the-Orontes, Qanta, Kinza, Kidsa, Kadeš) -- Kadesh
Kammanu -- Kammanu
Kanesh (Neša, Kültepe) -- Nesha, Kanesh
Karahan Tepe -- Kara'han Tepe
Karduniash (Karduniaš, Karaduniyaš, Karaduniše) -- Kar'duni'ash
Kars Plateau -- Pasutra t'Kars
Keystone -- klachekov
Kill (v.) -- stau
Killer -- stausu
Kiln -- krizh'vi-fasek
Kinalua (Calneh, Tell Tayinat, Tell Ta'yinat) -- Kina'lu'a
Kind (type) -- ves
King -- sa-te'krusu (general term); Sa-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
King Alluwamna(s) -- Sa-Te'kor Alu'wam'na|s|
King Ammuna -- Sa-Te'kor Ammuna
King Arnuwanda(s) I -- Sa-Te'kor Arnu'wanda|s| 1
King Arnuwanda(s) II -- Sa-Te'kor Arnu'wanda|s| 2
King Arnuwanda(s) III -- Sa-Te'kor Arnu'wanda|s| 3
King Hantili(s) I -- Sa-Te'kor Hantili|s| 1
King Hantili(s) II -- Sa-Te'kor Hantili|s| 2
King Hattusili(s) I (Labarna II, Labarnas II) -- Sa-Te'kor Hatushili|s| 1 |Labarna|s| 2|
King Hattusili(s) II -- Sa-Te'kor Hatushili|s| 2
King Hattusili(s) III -- Sa-Te'kor Hatushili|s| 3
King Huzziya I -- Sa-Te'kor Huhziya 1
King Huzziya II -- Sa-Te'kor Huhziya 2
King Kurunta -- Sa-Te'kor Kurunta
King Labarna(s) -- Sa-Te'kor Labarna|s|
King Mursili(s) I -- Sa-Te'kor Muhrshili|s| 1
King Mursili(s) II -- Sa-Te'kor Muhrshili|s| 2
King Mursili(s) III (Urhi-Teshub) -- Sa-Te'kor Muhrshili|s| 3
King Muwatalli(s) I (Mautal I) -- Sa-Te'kor Muwa'tali|s| 1
King Muwatalli(s) II (Mautal II) -- Sa-Te'kor Muwa'tali|s| 2
King Pitkhana(s) -- Sa-Te'kor Pit'khana|s|
King Suppiluliuma(s) I (Saplel I, Sapalil I) -- Sa-Te'kor Supi'luli'uma|s| 1
King Suppiluliuma(s) II (Saplel II, Sapalil II) -- Sa-Te'kor Supi'luli'uma|s| 2
King Tahurwaili -- Sa-Te'kor Ta'hur'waili
King Telipinu(s) -- Sa-Te'kor Teli'pinu|s|
King Tudhaliya(s) I -- Sa-Te'kor Tud'haliya|s| 1
King Tudhaliya(s) II -- Sa-Te'kor Tud'haliya|s| 2
King Tudhaliya(s) III -- Sa-Te'kor Tud'haliya|s| 3
King Tudhaliya(s) IV -- Sa-Te'kor Tud'haliya|s| 4
King Zidanta(s) I -- Sa-Te'kor Zidanta|s| 1
King Zidanta(s) II -- Sa-Te'kor Zidanta|s| 2
King of Hatti -- Sa-Te'kor t'Hatti
King of Kussara -- Sa-Te'kor t'Kussara
King of Yamhad -- Sa-Te'kor t'Yam'had
Kingdom -- te'kortra
Kingdom of Hatti -- Te'kortra t'Hatti
Kingdom of Kussara -- Te'kortra t'Kussara
Kingdom of Mitanni -- Te-kortra t'Mi'ta'ni
Kingdom of Yamhad -- Te'kortra t'Yam'had
Kinsman -- tomasu
Kitchen -- af'tum
Kitchen ware -- af'tum-greink
Kizzuwatna (Cataonia) -- Kizu'wat'na
Knife -- lipau
Knot -- gor (n.), gor-tor (v.)
Knowledge -- fai-tukh
Kucuk Hedbe -- Kudzhuk Hed'be
Kummani (Comana) -- Kummani
Kummukhi (Kummuḫ, Kummaḫa, Qumaḫa, Commagene) -- Kummakha, Kummukhi
Kussara (Kushshar) -- Kussara
Kuwaliya -- Kuwa'liya

Ladder -- pu'uth
Lady -- |o|kosu
Lake -- suk'muzh
Lake Tuz (Tuz Gölü) -- Suk'Muzh t'Tuz
Lake Van (Van Gölü, Վանա լիճ, Gola Wanê) -- Suk'Muzh t'Van
Lance -- li-wun
Land (n.) -- solektra (ground, property, region); shasol (nation)
Language -- gen-lis (anc.)
Larsa -- Larsa
Lava -- zul
Law -- to-gav
Lawazantiya -- Lawa'zantiya
Leader (person) -- fulagsu
Leather -- duf
Lebanon (لبنان‎ Libnān, Lubnān, לבנאנ , Liban, The Lebanon) -- Lib'nan, Lebuh'nan
Legacy -- visak'a
Legend (tale) -- osos'ehtak
Lentil -- lentuhl
Libation jug -- masusek
Liberate -- su'el-tor
Liberation -- su'el
Liberator -- su'elsu
Liberty -- su'el'es
Life -- ha'kiv
Liman Tepe -- Liman Tepe
Limestone -- vom-tukh
Linen -- flahks-sai
Lion -- lei'o
Literature -- kitau-tanaf
Location -- shi
Loom -- svimog-nevis
Lost (adj.) -- paki-, pakik
Love -- ashaya (n.), ashau (v.)
Lowlands -- nuk-shal|tra|
Loyal -- fonn|-|
Loyalty -- fonn'es
Lukka -- Lukka
Lydia (Luddu, Λυδία, Lidya, Maeonia, Sparda) -- Lidi'a, Lidiuh
Lydian (Maeonian) -- lidi'a-, lidi'ayik (adj.); lidi'asu (person)

Machine (n.) -- mish-vel
Magic (n.) -- zaipos
Magician -- zaipossu
Male -- sa-, sayik (adj.); sasu (n.)
Mallet (n.) -- lapan-mah-vel
Malnutrition -- yem-tan-fam
Man (n.) -- sasu
Manhood -- sasu-kwel
Marassantiya (river) (Ἅλυς, Halys River, Kızılırmak) -- Marassantiya |Pilash t'Halihs|
Market (n.) -- ramakurai
Marqasi (Marash) -- Mar'kasi
Marriage -- kun-ut
Maşat Höyük -- Mashat Hohyuuhk
Mask (n.) -- limein
Master (n.) -- trensu
Masuwari (Mašuwari, Til Barsip, Bit-Adini) -- Mashu'wari
Matriarch -- pid-kom
Maturity -- vin'es
Meal -- yem
Meaning (n.) -- tvah
Meat -- kahm
Medication -- haseret
Medicine -- has-tal (study); haseret (medication)
Meditate -- kohl-tor
Meditation -- kohl|an|
Melid (Malidiya, Meliddu, Melitea, Malatiyeh, Malatya, Malida, Milid, Milidia, Milīdu, Meliteia, Melitene, Arslantepe) -- Melid
Mersin -- Mer'sin
Mesopotamia -- Mesuh'puhteimiuh
Mesopotamian -- mesuh'puhteimiuh-, mesuh'puhteimiuhik (adj.); mesuh'puhteimiuhsu (person)
Message (n.) -- skladan
Messenger -- skladasu
Metal (n.) -- mokev
Metalworker -- mokevsu
Migration -- bashan
Milk (n.) -- thas
Millet -- mihluht
Millstone -- yartik-grazhau-kov
Mine -- van-razh (n., source of ore); van-tor (v., excavate ore)
Miner -- vansu
Mineral -- ek'tukh
Mira -- Mira
Mirror (n.) -- haulat
Mitanni (Mi-ta-an-ni, Mi-it-ta-ni, Hanigalbat, Khanigalbat, Ḫa-ni-gal-bat, Naharin, Naharina, Naharia) -- Mi'ta'ni
Monarch -- ko-te'krusu (female), sa-te'krusu (male)
Monarchy -- te'kortra
Money -- donku
Mortar and pestle -- grazhau-yerak heh grazhau-fek
Mother (n.) -- ko-mekh
Mother goddess -- ko-mekh-ekon
Motherhood -- ko-mekh-kwel
Mound (n.) -- soltuh
Murder -- riyeht-staya (n.), riyeht-stau (v.)
Music -- ralash-tanaf
Musician -- ralash-tanafsu
Mysia (Μυσία) -- Muhsi'a, Mihsiuh
Mysian -- mihsiuh-, mihsiuhik (adj.), mihsiuhsu (n.)
Mystery -- del-ri
Myth -- holsh
Mythology -- holsh-tal

Nail (n.) -- felu (finger, toe); termu (fastener)
Name (n.) -- ahm
Native -- salat-, salatik (adj.); salasu (n.)
Nature -- malat
Near East -- Be-She'rak
Near Eastern -- be-she'rak-, be-she'rakik
Neck (n.) -- talu
Necklace -- talu-ek'zeru
Necropolis -- tevanu-kahr
Needle (n.) -- |og-|lum
Neighbor (n.) -- behsu
Neo-Assyrian Empire -- Uzh-Eik-Te'kru t'Asuriuh
"Neo-Hittite" -- uzh-hihtait-, uzh-hihtaitik (adj.), uzh-hihtisu (n.)
North -- desh'rak
Northerner -- desh'raksu
Nose (n.) -- han
Nuhassi -- Nu'hasi
Nutrition -- yem-tan

Oar (n.) -- fel
Oasis -- shi'masu
Oath (n.) -- relkoh
Offering -- nufaya
Officer -- lansu
Oil (n.) -- elmin
Oil lamp -- elmin-yonet
Ointment -- elmuvak
Old (adj.) -- os|-|
Omen -- gihlt
Omnivore -- fan-yokulsu
Onager -- onadzhuhr |kwai-danki t'Eizhuh|
Oracle -- buk-varsu
Orb -- ek'kal
Orchard -- lap-bah-ker
Order (n., birth, seating, etc.) -- zek
Ore -- van-tukh
Origin -- tveshu
Ornament (n.) -- fanet
Ornamental bead -- fanet-zaab
Orontes River (Arantu, Araunti, Ὀρόντης, Asi, العاصي‎) -- Pilash t'Oronteis
Oven -- fasek
Overrun (v.) -- messahr-tor
Owl -- au'wuhl
Own -- sha', sha'ik (adj.); ma (v.)
Owner -- ma'su

Paddle (n.) -- felralek
Pail (n.) -- pi'mashuk
Paint -- kras (n.), kras-tor (v.)
Painted pottery -- krasal-krizh'vitra
Painter (person) -- krassu
Painting (n.) -- kras-bikuv
Palace -- te'korkel
Palestine (Palištin, Walištin, فلسطين‎ Filasṭīn, Falasṭīn, Filisṭīn, Παλαιστίνη, Palaestina, פלשתינה) -- Filastin
Palestinian -- filastin-, filastinik (adj.), filastinsu (n.)
Palmyra (Tedmurtā, تدمر‎ , תַּדְמוֹר‎ , Tadmor, Παλμύρα) -- Tad'mor, Pal'mairuh, Pal'mihruh
Paper (n.) -- dun
Papyrus -- riid-dun
Parasite -- neshuhk
Past (n.) -- vesht
Pattern (n.) -- nel-dath
Paving stone -- elyut-kov
Peace -- sochya
Peace treaty -- pid-sep-afikhan t'sochya
Pendant -- kihsev
Peninsula -- ulef-vikuvtra
Period (time) -- wak-krus
Pet (n.) -- kelek-aushfa
Petroglyph -- kov-kitaya
Pictograph, Pictogram -- temok-bikuv-besan
Picture (n.) -- bikuv
Pigment(ation) -- kurek
Placement -- shitaya
Plain (n.) -- eiktra
Plant (n.) -- kastik
Plateau -- pasutra
Plaza -- gorplosh
Poliochni -- Poli'och'ni
Politics -- to'ankhatra
Pontic Mountains (Kuzey Anadolu Dağlari, Parihedri Mountains, Parhar Mountains) -- Suk'Kunellar t'Pontus
Pontus (Πόντος, Pontos) -- Pontos, Pontus, Pantuhs
Porch -- svinskaf
Pot (n.) -- greindzh
Potion -- krel-masu
Pottery -- krizh'vitra
Pottery shard, Potsherd -- krizh'vitra-karf
Pray -- ekon-shoret
Prayer -- ekon-shoren
Predecessor -- fe-sarlorfisu
Prince -- sa-elki
Prince/King Anitta -- Sa-Elki|Sa-Te'kor Anihtta
Princess -- ko-elki
Princess Ḫarapšili (Harapsili, Harapsilis) -- Ko-Elki Kharap'shili
Princess Kiluš-Ḫepa -- Ko-Elki Kilush-Kheipa
Pumice -- markau-zul-kov
Puruskhanda (Burushkhatum) -- Purus'khanda

Quarry -- sakovau-razh (n.); sakovau (v.)
Quartz -- kohv|-tukh|
Queen Kali -- Ko-Te'kor Kali
Queen Pudu-Ḫepa (Puduhepa) -- Ko-Te'kor Pudu'kheipa
Quwê (Que, Kue, Qeve, Coa, Kuê, Keveh) -- Kuwe

Race (n.) -- vuhn-koshtri (species variation); sahrvukh (sport)
Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)
Rainfall -- sov-masu-tev
Rake (n.) -- dref
Range (n.) -- eik'es
Rank (n.) -- lan
Rebel -- tehnaspansu (n.); tehnaspan-tor (v.)
Rebellion -- tehnaspanak
Red deer -- red dihr |yon-kur-dihr|
Refuge (n.) -- rau-nol
Region -- shal
Reign -- te'krun (n.), te'kru (v.)
Relative (person) -- tomasu
Relic -- za-vel
Religion -- odva
Remains (body parts) -- vukhafayat
Remedy -- hasteslaya
Reputation -- suribesaya
Revelation -- ahklavaya
Revenge -- ran-pleth
Revival -- naha'kivaya
Rib (n.) -- bak
Rich -- don-ka
Riches -- don-tak
Rights -- to-tanlar
Ring (n.) -- mokuv
Rip -- tres (n.), tres-tor (v.)
Risk (n.) -- dvar
Ritual -- ho-rah
River -- pilash
Road -- fau-yut
Roam -- papulau
Robe (n.) -- pelal
Rock (n.) -- kov (stone); kov-tukh (material)
Roe deer -- ro dihr
Roof (n.) -- kamu
Room (n.) -- tvi-shal (chamber); ret (space)
Rope (n.) -- |man-|elakh
Royal (adj.) -- te'krul-, te'krulik
Royal family -- te'krul-maat
Royal house -- te'krulyek
Royal tomb -- te'krul-brag
Royalty -- te'krultra
Rubbish -- guhsh
Ruby (n.) -- yon-ek'zer
Ruins (n.) -- yigahdelu
Rule (n., regulation) -- to-go
Rule (v.) -- khau
Rule over -- abukhau
Ruler (person) -- |abu|khausu
Running water -- dvunan-masu
Rural (adj.) -- rikahryan-, rikahryanik

Sack (n.) -- sa'haf (anc.)
Sacral vertebra -- pla'krus-hinek
Sacred -- dorvai|-|
Sacred art -- dorvai-tanaf
Sacred text -- dorvai-kitutra
Sacrifice -- oslauvolaya (n.), oslauvolau (v.)
Saddle (n.) -- fau-ku-san
Sailing ship -- mashaloli
Sailor -- masusu (freshwater), masutrasu (saltwater)
Saint -- oveh
Salt (n.) -- alem
Samaria -- Sameriuh, Shom'ron, Suh'mariuh, Suh'meriuh
Samarian (adj.) -- sameriuh-, sameriuhik
Samaritan (n.) -- sameriuhsu
Sanctuary (n.) -- fmak
Sandstone -- mazhiv-kov
Sapphire (n.) -- pla-khush
Savannah -- yartra
Savior (religion) -- Okorsovausu
Scalp (n.) -- patam-ek'wadi
Scorpion -- skorpiuhn
Scraper -- theshayek
Scribe -- va'akitausu
Script (n.) -- zukitan
Scroll (n.) -- murat
Sculptor -- shid-tanafsu
Sculpture -- shid-tanaf; shid-vel
Sea -- masutra
The Sea of Marmara (Προποντίς, Propontis, Marmara Denizi, Θάλασσα του Μαρμαρά, The Sea of Marmora, The Marmara Sea) -- Masutra t'Marmara
The Sea People(s) -- Masutra-Sutra
Seal -- fen (n.), fen-tor (v.)
Search -- psthan (n.), pstha (v.)
Season -- tevun-yonuk
Seat (chair) -- ku-san
Secret -- tsatik (adj.); tsat (n.)
Sediment -- ne'ti-tukh
Seed (n.) -- nei
Seer -- fa-wak-glansu
Segment -- krus
Separation -- dahshaya
Servant -- dvinsu
Settlement -- shi'fiferhanaun
Seyhan River -- Pilash t'Sei'han
Shabtuna -- Shab'tuna
Shame (n.) -- mesh
Sheep -- ship|lar|
Shelf -- nef
Shell (n.) -- fo
Shelter (n.) -- rau-nol
Shepherd -- ship-fulagsu
Shield (n.) -- fo-dan
Shinukhtu -- Shinukh'tu
Ship (n.) -- masu-hali, mashali
Shirt -- sav'el
Shoe (n.) -- ash'el
Shovel -- hilek (n.), hilekau (v.)
Sibling -- kaisu
Sickness -- has-mar
Sidon (صيدا‎, صيدون, Ṣaydā, Saïda, Ṣdn, צִידוֹן, Ṣīḏōn, Σιδών, Sayda) -- Sidon, Sa'ida, Sayida, Saiduhn
Sign (n.) -- glat
Silt (n.) -- kitek
Silver (metal) -- haul-tukh
Sing (v.) -- uralau
Singer -- uralausu
Sinop (Σινώπη, Sinope) -- Si'nap
Sirwah (‏صرواح Ṣirwāḥ) -- Sihr'wa
Sister -- ko-kai
Site (n.) -- shi
Size (n.) -- suk'es
Skeleton -- hinek-teraya (TGV), hinektra (MGV)
Skull -- grat
Sky god -- igen-ekon
Slate -- kitau-kov
Slave (n.) -- kafeh
Slavery -- kafehtru
Sleeping mat -- yuk-pev
Sleeping platform -- yuk-skaf
Sleeve (n.) -- karkru
Sling (n.) -- ahn-zhel
Smith (n.) -- zhuksu
Snake -- oluhk
Soapstone -- mos-kov
Social (adj.) -- shila-, shilaik
Society -- shila'es
Sociologist -- shila-talsu
Sociology -- shila-tal
Sock (stocking) -- ash'ai
Soil (n.) -- solek
Solar deity -- ug'yel-ekon
Soldier (n.) -- ask'ersu
Sole (foot) -- lad
Son -- sa-fu
Song -- rarav
Soup -- shur
Source (n.) -- shu-pal (anc.)
South -- khu'rak
Southeast -- khu-she'rak
Southern -- khu'rak-, khu'rakik
Southwest -- khu-tev'rak
Spear (n.) -- tilek
Spear shaft -- tilek-fek
Spearhead (n.) -- tilek-sfek
Speech -- starun
Spice (n.) -- bar-kas
Spirit (n.) -- tam'a (anc., ghost); katra (soul)
Spoon (n.) -- floku
Sport (n.) -- torvukh
Spot (n., place) -- shi
Stability -- tihet'es
Stable (adj.) -- tihet|-|
Stairs -- kaiden
Stamp -- hishbihk (n.), hishbihk-tor (v.)
Stamp seal -- hishbihk-fen
Standing stone -- laman-kov
Static (adj.) -- vit-, vitik
Statue -- sukhlop
Statuette -- pi'sukhlop
Status -- nosh
Steppe -- psethtra
Stone -- kov; kov-tukh
Stonecarver -- kov-skramsu
Stoneware -- kov-greink
Stonework -- kov-torvaya
Stoneworker -- kov-torvausu
Storehouse (n.) -- tsorkel
Storm god -- sahriv-ekon
Story (tale) -- var
Straw -- stra
Structure -- kel (building); kelutra (construction); velek (form)
Successor -- po-sarlorfisu
Sun (n.) -- ug'yel
Sun disc -- ug'yel-mathra
Sun god -- ug'yel-sa-ekon
Sun goddess -- ug'yel-ko-ekon
Surface (n.) -- skonn
Sürük Mevkii -- Suuhruuhk Mev'ki
Survey -- skothon (n.), skothon-tor (v.)
Swamp (n.) -- flash
Sword -- shek
Symbol -- sehtebihk
Syria (سوريا‎ , سورية , Sūriyā, Sūrīyah) -- Suriya, Sihriuh
Syrian -- suriya-, suriyaik (adj.); suriyasu (persion)
Syro-Hittite (adj.) -- suriya-hihtait-, suriya-hihtaitik
System -- torektra

Tabal (Tubal) -- Tabal
Tail (n.) -- harr
Tale -- var
Talon -- tsa-spahk
Tarhuntassa -- Tar'hun'tassa, Tar'khun'tassa
Tarpan (Eurasian wild horse, Tarpani) -- tarpan |kwai-hors t'Yorupuh eh Eizhuh|
Tarsus (Tarsa, Ταρσός, Տարսոն, Tarsisi, Tarson, Darson) -- Tarsus, Tarsuhs
Taurus Mountains (Όρη Ταύρου, Toros Dağları) -- Suk'Kunellar t'Tohruhs
Temple (building) -- |suk'|shi'kon
Tent (n.) -- sai-kel
Tepe (mound) -- soltuh
Terrace -- nef
Test -- nisan (n.); nis-tor (v.)
Text -- kitutra
Textile -- sail
Til-Barsip (Tell Ahmar) -- Til-Bar'sip
Tile (n.) -- kulk
Timna -- Tihm'nuh
Titris Höyük -- Titris Hohyuuhk
Tomb -- brag
Tool (n.) -- raul
Top (n.) -- fik
Topsoil -- skonn-solek
Town -- kahr
Tracks (footprints) -- ash'yaidarlar
Transition (n.) -- rubihalan
Trapezus (Trabzon) -- Trab'zan
Trash (n.) -- guhsh
Trash heap -- guhsh-tuh
Treasure (n.) -- odon
Tree (n.) -- lap
Trinket -- mokvel
Trophy -- skil-donta'an
Trunk (bot.) -- lap-fek
Tumulus -- visolektau-soltuh
Tundra -- samek-psethtra
Tunna (Tynna) -- Tuna
Turkey (Türkiye) -- Tuhrkiye
Tuwana (Tyana) -- Tu'wana

Ugarit (ʼUgart, أوغاريت‎) -- Ugarit, Ugariht
Unification -- wuhtantaya
United (adj.) -- kaunshal-, kaunshalik
Unity -- kaunsh'es
Unqi (Patin, Pattin, Patina) -- Unki |Patin, Patina|
Urartu (Ուրարտու, māt Urarṭu, Urashtu, Kingdom of Ararat, Kingdom of Van, Biai, Biainili, Bianas, Biainas) -- Urar'tu
Urn (funerary object) -- vitush-kak
Usage -- isan
Useful -- is-bosh|-|
Useless -- is-fam-, is-famik

Valley -- ku-li
Valuable -- taluhk|-|
Valuables -- taluhku
Value (n.) -- tala
Vanquished (adj.) -- neikal-, neikalik
Vassal state -- nene-shasol
Vegetable (n.) -- plom
Vegetation -- kastra
Victor -- skilsu
Victorious -- skilan-, skilanik
Victory -- skil
Village -- pi'kahr
Violation -- tehn-to-gonaya
Violence -- khrash
Violent -- khrashik
Virtue -- rihtun
Voice (n.) -- spes
Volcanic ash -- sposhan-vitush
Volcanic eruption -- zul-kunel-sposhan
Volcano -- |suk'|zul-kunel

Wadi -- pseth-masu-lanet
Wahsusana -- Wa'susana
Wali -- sutra-oveh
Wall (n.) -- temok
Wall painting -- temok-kras-bikuv
War (n.) -- ahkh
Warehouse (n.) -- tanilkel
Warfare -- ahkhan
Warlord -- ahkh-pidsu
Warrior -- ahkhsu
Warship -- aski-masu-hali
Wassukkani -- Wasu'kani
Water -- masu
Wax (n.) -- fnath
Wealth -- don-tak
Weapon -- wun
Weather god -- igen-va-ekon
Weaver -- svimogsu
Wedge (n.) -- shihvek
West -- tev'rak
Western -- tev'rak-, tev'rakik
Wheat -- kap-yar
Wheel (n.) -- halek
Wild boar -- kwai-bor
Wild dog -- kwai-dag
Wild horse -- kwai-hors
Wilderness -- shi'kwai
Wildlife -- kwai-aushfatra
Window -- krani
Wine -- vin
Winged sun disc -- ralal-ug'yel-mathra
Wisdom -- kau
Withdrawal -- saseshaya
Wolf -- wolf
Woman -- kosu
Wood -- lapan
Woodworker -- lapan-ar'kadasu
Work -- ar'kadan (n.), ar'kada (v.)
Worship -- kon (n.), kon-tor (v.)
Writer (person) -- kitausu
Writing (n.) -- kitaya
Writings (n.) -- kitalu
Wrong -- riyeht|-|

Ya'diya (Sam'al) -- Ya'diya
Yard (n.) -- ker
Yassı Höyük -- Yasih Hohyuuhk
Yazılıkaya -- Yazihlihkaya
Year -- tevun
Yeni Mahalle -- Yeni Ma'hal'le
Young (adj.) -- nu'ri|-| (anc.)

Zagros Mountains (رشته كوه زاگرس‎‎, زنجیره‌چیاکانی زاگرۆس, Çiyayên Zagrosê) -- Suk'Kunellar t'Zagros
Zalpuwa (Zalpa) -- Zal'puwa
Zenith (highest point) -- dan-pid-sfek
Zinc -- tsau-tukh
Zincirli Höyük (Sam'al) -- Zindzher'li Hohyuuhk
Zone (n.) -- shal

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