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𓇋 𓏏 𓆑 father (like 𓇋 feather/ 𓆑 python) > attav UTU π’Œ“ (sic)
π“Šͺ 𓏏 𓇯 Ptah pater Petrus = Saint Peter , sky father > weather

The f component of father was consistently 'lost' amongst many branches of the alphabet:

π“Šͺ 𓏏 𓇯 π“€­ Ptah > ΰ€¦ΰ€Ώΰ€΅ΰ€Ώ ftvi > ΰ€Ώ divi deus sky

πŒ°π„π„πŒ° Vatta ( not atta! see 𐌰 alpha and alphabetic-change )

πœŽΌπœŽ…πœ§ α΅›Atta father (𜎼 VA < PA π“Šͺ )

𓇋 𓏏 𓆑 π“€€ | father | Ο€β²“β²ŸΟ― ↔ ⲓⲱⲧ (p)eiōt (p)eiote < Pjotre
𓇋 𓏏 𓆑 π“€€ | father | β²“β²ŸΟ― eiōt aita @ basque ⇔ Eidam Adam Alter, Eltern vs 𒇻 UTUβ‰ˆaita
𓇋 𓏏 𓆑 π“€€ | father | β²“β²ŸΟ― eiōt aita ⇔ αšΊαš¨α›α›α›– haite πŒ·πŒ°πŒΉπ„πŒ°πŒ½ haitan heissen father-names bin …

π’€€π’‹« α΅›a-ta
π’€€π’‹«(=𒁉) "sic" orthography not sic @ Hammurabi

π’Œ‘π’ŒŒ 𒀀𒁉 π’€œπ’‹« π’Œ‘π’ŒŒ π’Œπ’ˆͺ π’€œπ’‹Ύ
β€œul abΔ« atta; ul ummΔ« atti”
β€œyou are not my father; you are not my mother” (pun:)

π’€œ αΆ ad / αΆ Γ‘d / αΆ Γ‘t father #abu

π’€œπ’‹« at-ta as-toi est-toi
π’€œπ’‹« you (are)

π’€œπ’‹Ύ at-ti as-tu est-tu
π’€œπ’‹Ύ you (are) (feminine)

This subtle corruption was noticed by ancient grammarians and may have even been the namegiver of a later misinterpreted 'Γ―' iota ΞΉΟŽΟ„Ξ± β‰ˆ β²“β²ŸΟ― eiōt.
While today iota often refers to the tiny yodh Χ™ dot on top of the ΞΉ, turning 'ΞΉ' into 'i', originally it may have
distinguished aita from VΓ€ter.

π’€€π’€€ buβ‚„buβ‚„ papa π’€€ ab in π’€€π’€€;π’€€;π’€€π’Š Abe abbe #abu
π’€€π’€€

𐎱𐎑𐎫𐎠 p-i-t-a /pitā/

π“…· π“„Ώ 𓇋 𓇋 π“‚Ί π“€€ | male, man | parai.sen > ἄρσην α΅–Γ‘rsΔ“n ⇔ person pΓͺre
π“…· π“„Ώ 𓇋 𓇋 π“‚Ί π“€€ | male, man | #αΉ―ay Ο€Π°Ρ‚Π° ata ⇔ father
𓆀 boss
𓆀 bit ⇔ patron
π“…­ bat ⇔ patron

𐎠𐎫𐎼 (a-t-r /ātar/) "fire" β€’fthar

π’‹«π’€€π’‹Ύπ’…– /tātis/ dad, father @ Luwian

Father Sun?

Jupiter

𓃀 π“ˆ– π“…£ Phoenike 𜎯πœͺ𜏌𜏡 Pinikir β‰ˆ Νίκη NΓ­kΔ“ "Jupiter"
π“…ƒ 𓇋 𓏏 π“Œ π“…± π“œ Φᾰέθων PhaΓ©thōn White Star (Jupiter) π’‰Ώπ’‹’ wa-su weiss
π’‹Όπ’Œ“ MULβ‚‚.BABBAR Jupiter π’Œ“ BABBAR BIRβ‚‚ PER PAR pΓͺre papa father

π“…· der Puter Ο€ π“…‚

π’€œ 𒁕 π’€Έ [v]ad-da-aΕ‘ father ἄττα (Γ‘tta), Gothic πŒ°π„π„πŒ°
π’€œπ’•π’ͺ [v]ad-da-zu father petrus πŒ°π„π„πŒ° Peterson
π’€œ π’‹« π’€Έ [v]attaΕ‘

Likely it was just an orthographic convention: al'pha = pha at beginning of word.

π’€Š abbe < papa

𒀀𒁍 a-pu
𒀀𒁍 1. father 2. open , hole, opening in the ground

π’€œπ’• π’ͺ π’ˆ¨ π’‚—
Vadda thy me han.
I am your father.

beater= father ΥΊΥ‘ΥΏΥ₯Φ€Υ‘Υ¦Υ΄ pΙ‘tΙ›ΙΎΙ‘zm battle (of fathers/brothers)

π’‚π’€œπ’• eβ‚‚ad-da patrimony patrimony e'addak (ge)vatter(schaft) … << #bΔ«t abΔ«Ε‘u

𓇋 𓏏 π“…† | sovereign |

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