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Latest revision as of 15:21, 6 July 2019
Tocharian was spoken in Central Asia and far-west China in the 1st millenium AD, becoming extinct by the 9th century AD. It was an Indo-European language unlike the languages of the region today.
Names
| Name | Meaning | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Arkwi | white | ar-kwi |
| Erkent | black | er-kent |
| Karweñe | stone | kar-wen-ye |
| Kaum | sun/day | kaum |
| Lykaśke | small | li-kash-ke |
| Meñe | moon | men-ye |
| Samudtar | sea | sa-mud-tar |
| Śana | woman | sha-na |
| Śaumo | human/man | shau-mo |
| Ścirye | star | sh-chir-ye |
| Totka | little/small | tot-ka |