Indo-European Dictionary

INDO-EUROPEAN DICTIONARY

For Translating German Names

By

Anne Bergère

Published by Anne Bergere at Smashwords

Copyright 1994, 2011, 2016 Anne Bergere

Cover: Dragons at the Tree of Life

Copyright 2011 Anne Bergere

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Links to Numbers starting with

N0

N1

N11

N12

N13

N14

N15

N16

N2

N21

N22

N23

N24

N25

N26

N3

N34

N4

N5

N54

N6

Bibliography

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Introduction

Important: Words and syllables are listed by Number only. These numbers replace consonants. The vowels are ignored. They are listed according to a modified version of the Soundex Code. Each consonant is given a number representing that type (1 through 6) of consonant. These are my translations as well as those found in books on Indo-European.

If your device has a search function, then search for the word or syllable. If not found, then you need to follow the instructions below to find the number and look it up by number.

Instructions for obtaining the number:

A, E, I, O, U, Y, and H are ignored. (If there are no consonants, look under 0 (zero)).

B, F, P, PF, V and W are 1.

C, Ck, G, J, K, Q, SC, X and Z are 2. (Note CK and SC are not 22, but 2).

D, DT and T are 3. (Note DT is not 33, but 3).

L is 4.

M and N are 5.

R is 6.

Double consonants are not two numbers, but one number. Example: mm is 5, not 55 and tt is 3, not 33.

In Indo-European the G or K is sometimes written GH, KH or Q. This is a hard K, as in the Scottish loch.

Indo-European or Proto-Indo-European is a language that is theorized to have been spoken about 6000 to 8000 years before the present day somewhere in Europe or Anatolia. It is all guesswork. I have added some words that were deduced from translating names for German Names (a book that I wrote).

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Word List

Number

Indo-European

Definition

0 (Zero)

A, ai, au, e, ei, eu, i, ia, ja, je, jeu, o, u, as, ais, aues, os, ge, gei, gau, ke, kei, kau

To desire, speak, perceive the message, seek, go, germinate, and allot the youthful life force of the harvest (plant and animal) through the sacred and divine power of the old gods and the ancestors and their laws

Ai, au, eu, eus, ais, aios, aues, kai, kau, keu, skai, skau

Bright, burn, shine, glow; dawn, east, divine

Ai

To utter, speak

Ai, aiu, aiw, ieu, jeu, au

Vital force, youth, youthful vigor, life, life force, long life, eternity, young man

Ao

To allot

Au, aus, ou, ous

To perceive, hear; ear

Au, aue

To draw water, suck; water, wave

Au

Down

Au, awo, ghau, kau

Elder relative, ancestor, old gods, adult male relative other than the father

Au

To desire, dare

Aue, awe, ue, we, wen

To blow; vapor, wind (moving air)

Auei, awi

Bird, egg

Ei

To go

Ei, eis, ein, gei, gein, kei

Divine power, old gods

Ei

Reddish, yew (tree, wood, has red berries)

Eu

To be lacking, empty

Ia, ja, ya

To be roused, seek

Ie, je, ya

To send, throw, throw down

Ieu, u, jeu, ieuos, jeuos

Law, sacred, binding

Ieu, jeu

To connect, couple, harness

Ieua, jeua, yeua

To blend, mix food

Iu, ju, yu

Shout, an exultant jubilant outcry

Iu, ju, yu

You

O

Announcement, message from the gods

Oiua, iua, aiua, aiwa

Fruit, berry, grape

Oui, owi, ouis, eu, owis

Sheep

1

Ap, apo, po

Off, away, down, away from, reach, extend, put

Ap, kap, skap

To take, reach

Awe, aue, we, wen

To blow; wind

Awe, aue

To weave

Awi

Bird

Epi, opi

After, later

Ibh, ip

To turn, wind, climb

Op, kop, skop

Abundance, religious service, agriculture; to work, produce abundantly

Op

To choose

Upo

Near, down, under, up from under, over

Bha, bhau, bhe, bhei, bheu, bho, bhu, pa, pau, pe, pei, peu, pi, po, poi, pu, wa, wau, we, wei, weia, weu, wo, wu, bhen, bhein, pen, wen, wein, kwa, kwe, kwei, spe, spei, swa, swe,