𒌆 ≈ 𒉇
𓋳 𓏏 𓅱 tex.tiles 𓋳 𓋷 𓏝 𓐚
𔕬 tú •Tuch 𔕪 tex 𔕫 𔕩 𔕪 ⋍ 𒋳 TUKU !!
𐂰 𐂭 𐂮 𐂯 𐂢 ≈ 𐂮𐘺 𐂮𓄜 ⇔ თექა teka felt pelt haut hide skin 𐂡 𐃜 𐂣 𐂻
𓄛 derh ≈ TUCH 𔕩𔕪𔕬𔕫 Decke thatch duvet *tog-o-s (s)teg- “to cover” дах roof @ tent? 𓄜 𓄛 𓄢 ⇔ tālea (“cutting taken from a plant”)
𓄜 𓄛 𓄢 tailleur < tagler 𒇽𒌆 TUG.LU "fuller" 𓌦 𓏏 𓐍 𓏴 𓀜 tkać tecer ткае tkae texō 𒋳 TUKU
𒌆⋍𒉇 TÚG² Tuch textile tug₂ = “cloth, garment” 𓌦 𓏏 𓐍 𓏴 𓀜 тъка́ч tǎkáč тъка́чка tǎkáčka teixidor
𒌆⋍𒉇 TUG₂ => տաք tɑkʰ warm wool 𓐍𓅓𓊮 charm 𓋴𓂋𓆑𓊮
𒋳 TUKU √Tuch 𓌦 𓏏 𓐍 𓏴 𓀜 weave | тъкати tŭkati
𒋸 tibir₄ < 𒋳 TAG + 𒉇/𒌆 TUG₂
𒌇𒆠𒈨 tuk-ki-me "wool" тик- tik "sew"
𒌇𒈾 tuk-na "wool"@Elamite
𒌆 ᵗazlag₂ Takelage
𓌦 𓂝 | close (net) | 𐀆𐀓𐀶 δεκτυ "net" 𓍵 𓈖 𓏳 𓋥
𓏏 𓍔 𓄿 𓇋 𓇋 𓏏 𓋳 Totentuch shroud textile?
𓏏 𓍔 𓄿 𓇋 𓇋 𓏏 𓆗 Tayt, the goddess of weaving
𓏏 𓍔 𓄿 𓇋 𓇋 𓏏 𓆗 Habetrot (English goddess of weaving) Tatsuta-Hime (Japan)
𓌧 𓏏 𓏏 𓁷 𓏤 Tarantular (spider) ⇔ ᵀArachne (greek goddess of weaving)
𓌧 𓏏 𓏏 𓁷 𓏤 তাঁতী tãti তাঁতিনী tãtini
𓌧 𓏏 𓏏 𓁷 𓏤 ⲥⲧⲁϫⲟⲩⲗ spider Spinne 织 Chi Nu Giane
𓌦 𓈘 dokmaçy Tuch-machen "weave"
𓄥 𓏏 𓉻 𓏏 | a textile fabric | √text…
𓈘 𓏏 𓏥 | weavers, servants, underlings |
𒀜 𒆤 | adkid | ткач tkač tkalec Schalk тоқушы toquşy @ Tuch tech
𒋺 ≈ 𓌦 TAK₄ ≈ Tuch in 𒋺 kid2 ≈ 𒆤 kid
𒋼 TE teĝ₃ Tuch? "membrane"

todo : merge with Tech

Proto-Turkic toku- semantic "to beat (on loom)"

𓆓 𓅱 𓏏 𓋯 | •textile | in 𓈙 𓈖 𓆓 𓅱 𓏏 𓋯 | kilt, apron | Sünder…Tuch סִינָר sinár.textile

tuch ≈ tier in 𒄑𒈦𒁰 ĝeš maš-dara₃ mašdara inscription 𒈦 MAŠ ⇔ mask skins

𓄥 𓏏 𓉻 𓏏 | a textile fabric | Samt?

𓊵 𓏏 𓊪 𒋫𒉺𒌅 ta-pa-tu Tapete tapet τάπης tápēs “carpet” from Iraninan
𓊵 𓏏 𓊪 a textile or garment

𓏛 𓏏 𓏤 | papyrus roll, book, letter, dispatch | ⇔ Tuch tex text
𓏛 𓏏 𓏤 | book | тхылъ txəł

𐀵-𐀄-𐀏 to-u-ka •annotation to WOOL ⇔ Tuch? te-tu-ko-wo-a?

𒅅𒁷 ik-tin 'кездеме 'kezdeme "cloth" ткані́на tkanína туҡыма tuqıma permutated < clothin' !? aktin-filamente;) Kitteln? ქსოვილი ksovili сукно́ suknó techno ټوکر‎ ṭukər Tuch textilia texta ⇔ derma ++!

𓋳 𒅎𒈾 ᵍim-na 𓋴 𓏠 𓈖 "cloth" ⇔ 𓋀 𓊡

𓊡 туг TUCH ⇔ vest 𓋳 west wind 𓇋 𓏠 𓈖 𓏏 𓈉

Tibetan འཐག 'thag "to weave" derives from Proto-Sino-Tibetan *tak ~ dak "to weave, to plait," Chinese 織 *tək. The Tibetan derivative འཐག་པ་པོ ('thag pa po) means "weaver," and ཐགས (thags) means "texture, web." The Old Chinese reconstruction for 織 is tək Middle Chinese tsyik

Dravidian — Tamil தக்கு (takku) "loom" and தொky (tokku) "skin, hide" should be added. Also Kannada ತoky (toku) "skin." The Dravidian t-k forms for "loom/skin/hide" echo your pattern and sit geographically between Elam and South Asia.

𒅆𒉺𒌅 ši-pa-tu sheep-tex
𒅆𒉺𒌅 ši'pa-tu բուրդ burd •peltis capela pile felpa Fell™ fleece
𒅆𒉺𒌅 fleece, sheep wool

𒋺𒀩 TAK₄.ALAN τεχνίτης tekhnítēs technician "craftsman" 厨工 tû-kang tukang

𓋴 𓐍 𓏏 𓌦 | weave | scert < тӗрт tĕrt √turn > teixir tech tex тъкати tŭkati tisser @ tissue Tuch
тукырга tuqırga tejer བཏགས (btags ถัก (th) (tàk), ทอ (th) (tɔɔ), توقۇماق (toqumaq) токуу (ky) (toquu) ຕ່ຳ (tam), ຖັກ (thak), ທໍ (thǭ), ສານ (lo) (sān) тоқу (toqw) ⇔ tret tread thread
tumnun mend menenun tenun nähen Naht Neith (goddess of weaving II) 𓋌 𓋋 𓏏 𓁐

สาน (th) (sǎan) ⇔ Saum

𓋴 𓅱 𓎛 𓏏 𓍱 | shroud | Schurz = Leichentuch ( 𓏏 𓍱 = Tuch 𓋳 ) loincloth

𓅷 𓅱 𓍼 | book | पुस्तक pustaka book < pōstaka 𐼔𐼇𐼑𐼚𐼀𐼋 𐫛𐫇𐫘𐫤𐫃 pwstg /pōstag/ “book, pergament”

𓏛 𓏏 𓏤 | book | ⇔ Tuch tex text maybe?

𒋫𒆗𒌅 ta-kal-tu תִּיק tik тоҡ toq[cul] тоҡсай toqsay taga taška Tasche ⇔
𒋫𒆗𒌅 ta-kal-tu ⇔ Sackerl 𒊭𒋡𒇻 ša-qa-lu σακούλα sakoúla σάκος sákos suek duk
𒋫𒆗𒌅 ta-kal-tu θύλακος thúlakos تېله telá permuted ( or k>g>ύ>y>ú ) √ Tuch
𒋫𒆗𒌅 bag

𓊡 туг

Classical Mongolian ᠲᠤᠭ (tug), ultimately from Old Chinese 纛 (OC *duːɡs, *duːɡ, “yak-tail banner”). Turkish tuğ.
туг • (tug) IPA(key): /tʰʊk/
flag
bunch, tuft
yak-tail banner

𓏏 𓎡 𓈖 𓂻 | be near, border | touching attaching ⇔ √touch TUCH 𓏏 𓎡 ⇔ þinhtaz PIE √tenkt- “dense, thick" “contract”

𓈘 | weaver | 𓈖 നെയ്ത്തുകാരന്‍ ney'ttukāran‍ näh'tuch
𓈘 | weaver | نَسَّاج nassāj 𓈖

𓌻 𓂋 𓇋 𓇋 𓏏 𓀀 𓏥 𓁐 | weavers | תָּפַר tafár reverse 𓀀 𓏏 𓇋 𓇋 𓂋 vs Töpfer

𓋴 𓐍 𓏏 𓌦 | weave | сучи́ть sučítʹ < сотка́ть sotkátʹ > kutoja ткать … ketrama kehrätä 𓌦 𓏏 𓐍 𓏴 𓀜 | weave | √TECH √Tuch textile ткать TUKU5 𒋳 TAG
𓌦 𓏏 𓐍 𓏴 𓀜 | weave | tkać tecer ткае tkae texō tech dokumak ຖັກ thak токуу toquu тоқу toqw ถัก tàk тукырга tuqırga "•weaver" see

<> Tinktur taint

Malay/Austronesian tenunan "woven cloth" from tenun "to weave" — different skeleton (t-n), but Proto-Austronesian CeNuN "to weave" intersects with your web if one considers tapis "woven textile" (Philippine languages), which may connect differently.

The spider connection — 𓌧𓏏𓏏𓁷𓏤 ↔ তাঁতী (tãti) "weaver" (Bengali) is beautiful. Bengali তাঁত (tãt) means "loom," and তাঁতী is the "loom-person." The Proto-Indo-Aryan source is *tantra- "loom, framework" (→ English "tantra"!), from PIE *ten- "to stretch." So your spider-weaver node connects the *teks- cluster to the ten- "stretch (threads on a loom)" cluster — the two great PIE weaving roots meeting at the spindle of the spider

𓌦 𓏏 𓐍 𓏴 𓀜 <> steh Linear B i-te-we (histewes)PIE *steh₂-Weaver named after the standing loom; teks- → τέκτων/τέχνη

Sumerian ishbar 𒊻𒁇 (US.BAR) Pre-Sumerian (Ubaid)Phonologically distant; substrate word Akkadian isparu From Sumerian logogram

Hausa: masā̀ƙī m
Arabic: نَسَّاج m (nassāj), نَسَّاجَة f (nassāja)

Sanskrit: तंतुवाय (taṃtuvāya), कोलिक (sa) m (kolika)
Khmer: ជាងតម្បាញ (chéangtâmbanh)

Hindi: जुलाहा (hi) m (julāhā), बुनकर (hi) m (bunkar)
Assamese: তাঁতী (tãti), শিপিনী f (xipini), তাঁতিনী f (tãtini), বোৱনী f (büni), জোলা (züla)

Tocharian B (to) wapa- "to weave"
BUT Tocharian A kratsu / Tocharian B 󴢏 kretswe "rug" was borrowed into Old Chinese as kràts (罽) meaning "rug, carpet, woolen textile"

*ḱrapo- “roof” *krāwə- “to cover, heap” cró “pen, barn, cabin” Proto-Slavic stropъ. @ tent

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Νηΐθ Ninurta
Spin't Neit Neith (goddess of weaving II) Naht nähen tenun നെയ്യുക neyyuka niseġ tumnun (menenun mend )
Νηΐθ She was the goddess of the cosmos, fate, wisdom, water, weaving, war, rivers, mothers, childbirth, hunting WAT?

𒋺 kid2 ≈ 𒆤 kid

𓐎 𓏏 𓅱 𓍱 | mummy-wrapping | 𓏏 𓅱 𓍱 Tuch ?

𓋳 𓏏 𓅱 Tuch textile texts in 𓎛 𓃀 𓋴 𓋳 پارچه ה pârče ⇔ parchment pergament περγαμηνή

тено́ in веретено́ > 𒁄 balak פלך פֶּלֶך pélekh Akk. pilaqqu "spindle"
Avestan: taša "ax, hatchet," θwaxš- "to be busy" and Old Persian: taxš- "to be active" — the Iranian branch shifted further toward "working with tools."

𓎓 𓏏 𓉐 | byre | ⇔ tent 𓎆

𓊡 𓏲 #ṯꜣwᵒⁿ

𓎛 𓏏 𓍔 | sail, awning | ḥtꜣt | Lat. ה tenda "tent/awning"; It. tenda; tent; PIE ten- "to stretch"; τnt ténta

𓄚 𓈖 𓋳 "tent"

𓄚 𓈖 𓋳 σκανά skaná σκηνή skēnḗ σκηνή skiní ⇔ skins

Old Irish tlacht "garment, cloak" — from Proto-Celtic, possibly connected to the t-k/t-l textile cluster through the common PIE teks- with Celtic liquid mutation.

𒀾 𒋺 𒅗𒉡 as2-tak-ka-nu stecken "tag, fix, attach"

𒋺𒀩 TAK₄.ALAN τεχνίτης tekhnítēs technician "craftsman" 厨工 tû-kang tukang