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π πͺ π π | death | qphet > quietus@LAT > quiet quit
π πͺ π π | death | qorphit > obitus@LAT obituary
π πͺ π π | death | kaput kaputt capote βhooded cloakβ => cover Ζ
π πͺ π π | death | krepiert corpse
π πͺ π π | death | capthu cessβ¦
mΕ«tu π βΌ π± muert βdeathβ
ΓΕ π βΌ π uΕ‘β α΅Γ©sHrΜ₯
ΓΕ π β π BΓD "blood"
π§ π π π blood dΓ©sHrΜ₯ βΌ> death ?
π π π π π π π π | inter corpse | obituary of cadaver π π π
π π π π π π π | bury | opfern a'bury π π π
π π Leiche β Laich
π₯ πΏ π πΎ | unite (the land), land (at), be interred (in), interment
π« β’NaΔar β π π π« π² π± | death | νΡκΟΟΟ nekrΓ³s "dead"; Lat. nex "death"; PIE neαΈ±- "to perish"; Skt. naΕyati
π« β’NaΔar β π π π« in π Nagar π« π
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π« β’Nagar in π π π« π
± π | snake | 'erpent nagar
The Old Babylonian word for death is mΕ«tum. Over time the final -m would be dropped, leaving it as mΕ«tu (morto) in later varieties.
π¬π muΚ³tu mwt morto death π¬π muΚ³tum death π¬ ππ mu-ΓΊΚ³-tum muerto death sure there were numerous ways to write it logographically