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𒄽𒁍 a basket
𒂷 𒋃 𒋄 bisaĝ bisaĝ₃ bisaĝ₂ bisaĝet "basket"
𒋄 ≈ 𒋃 ≈ 𒂷 bisaĝ "basket" ᵇfiscus ⇔ fish 𒂷𒄩 bisaĝ
𒋄 ≈ 𒋃 ≈ 𒂷 bisan panier pànye κόφινος kóphinos coffin
𒉺𒅁𒁍 basket ≈ sabbu sappu in
𒄀𒉺𒅁 gi-sab gisab খাচা khasaᵇ kosár case cask кош koš ко́шык m kóšyk ко́шница kóšnica корзи́на korzína Korb 𒄀𒉺𒅁 gi-sab 𒄀𒉺𒅁𒁍 gi-sap-pu gisappu gisab basket (𒄀 as determinant / bound !
𒄀𒉺𒅁 {gi} sab™ سبت sabat səbət < زنبيل zanbīl զամբյուղ zambyuł 𒄀 GIʳ 𒄀𒆜 Korb basket 𒆜 KASᵗ κίστη kístē cista <> կողով koġov @ path

mesh

𒈠𒉺𒅁𒁍 ma-sab-bu masabbu (ma as preterminant / bound !
𜏔 ⇔ mašu 𒈦𒋗 maš-šu mesh (a carrying basket or board)
𒈦𒉌𒌝 𒈦𒈝 maš-li₂um maš-lum mesh-basket 𐎎𐎄𐎍 madlᵘᵐ mašlum ( 𒈦 MAŠ < MAD )
𒋢𒈦𒇷𒌝 kuš maš-li-um

𒋃 ≈ 𒋄 ≈ 𒂷 ≈ in 𒄀𒂷 GÁ.rib Korb #bisaĝ "basket"

𒄀𒉺𒅁𒁍 gisappu ≈ kosár ко́шык kóšyk κίστη kístē cistell Kiste ⇔

Korb корпа korpa korg کارو khaaro ὑριχός hurikhós koori

کاړۍ kāṛǝ́y, کجاوه kәǰāwá, کهاره kahārá, کواره kawārá, کوارچه kawārčá, ګرينډۍ grinḍǝ́y, ګوراچه gorāčá

καλάθι kaláthi კალათა ḳalata cult > סַל sal

κάνιστρο kánistro kannestru canister kwàndō

Korben > coffin

𐀒𐀠𐀙 ko-pi-na κοφίνα > κόφινος ‘coffin?’ (>κόφινος= basket)

xeno root

𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌽𐌾𐍉 टोकरी ṭokrī ټوکرۍ ṭokrᶕy, 𐍃𐍀𐍅𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌳𐌰 شکرۍ škrǝy, څکی ckay, سوغځۍ suǧjə́y ⇔ סַל sal 𐍃𐌽𐍉𐍂𐌾𐍉 snōrjō Schnur?

pot

پتاړ patãṛ, پتورۍ paturáy, پچۍ pačǝ́y pùot’ę́ną బుట్ట buṭṭa

basket ≈ سبت sabat permutation

In rare cases women would have large grooves in their front teeth which suggests they used their mouth as a third hand while weaving baskets. This dates basket weaving as far back as 6500 BC and the fact so few women had these grooves shows that basket weaving was a rare skill to have.[16] These baskets were extremely important to the success of the agriculture because the baskets were used to collect or spread seeds, and were also used to collect or distribute water.[14]