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	==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==		==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==
	===STONE===		===STONE===
	#{{rec\|ot’o-k’}}, {{rec\|ot’o-moχ}}		#{{rec\|ot’o-k}}, {{rec\|ot’o-moχ}}
	#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.		#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.
	#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, is a close match of PT. oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, WLi. ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian daughters' reflexes hints to the origins of this root being in Proto-Tenarian.		#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, is a close match of PT. oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, WLi. ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian daughters' reflexes hints to the origins of this root being in Proto-Tenarian.
	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. Khz. ''lašaddu'' ‘suffering’ < PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. Khz. ''lašaddu'' ‘suffering’ < PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. Khz. ''lašaddu'' ‘suffering’ < PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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	#{{rec\|ot’o-k’}}, {{rec\|ot’o-moχ}}		#{{rec\|ot’o-k’}}, {{rec\|ot’o-moχ}}
	#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.		#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.
	#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, ~~formally matches~~ PT. oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, WLi. ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian daughters' reflexes hints to the origins of this root being in Proto-Tenarian.		#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, is a close match of PT. oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, WLi. ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian daughters' reflexes hints to the origins of this root being in Proto-Tenarian.
	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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	#{{rec\|ot’o-k’}}, {{rec\|ot’o-moχ}}		#{{rec\|ot’o-k’}}, {{rec\|ot’o-moχ}}
	#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.		#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.
	#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, formally matches ~~Proto-Tenarian~~ oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, ~~West Lilli~~ ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian ~~family~~ hints to the origins of this root being ~~placed~~ in Proto-Tenarian.		#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, formally matches PT. oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, WLi. ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian daughters' reflexes hints to the origins of this root being in Proto-Tenarian.
	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:~~Proto-Tenarian~~ təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:PT. təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	For a long time scholars have harboured suspicions regarding the general similarity between a ~~few~~ words concerning trees and gemstones in ~~Gharian~~ and Tenarian. I postulate a shared period of intense lexical contact 5000 BP between a late form of Proto-Tjero-Khazian (PTK) and an early stage of Proto-Tenarian (PT).		For a long time scholars have harboured suspicions regarding the general similarity between a select set of words concerning trees and gemstones in the Tjero-Khazian and Tenarian languages. I postulate a shared period of intense lexical contact 5000 BP between a late form of Proto-Tjero-Khazian (PTK) and an early stage of Proto-Tenarian (PT).

	==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==		==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	For a long time scholars have harboured suspicions regarding the general similarity between a few words concerning trees and gemstones in Gharian and Tenarian. I postulate a shared ~~intense~~ period of lexical contact 5000 BP between a late form of Proto-Tjero-Khazian (PTK) and an early stage of Proto-Tenarian (PT).		For a long time scholars have harboured suspicions regarding the general similarity between a few words concerning trees and gemstones in Gharian and Tenarian. I postulate a shared period of intense lexical contact 5000 BP between a late form of Proto-Tjero-Khazian (PTK) and an early stage of Proto-Tenarian (PT).

	==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==		==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==

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	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:Proto-Tenarian təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (Cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:Proto-Tenarian təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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	#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.		#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.
	#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, formally matches Proto-Tenarian oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, West Lilli ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian family hints to the origins of this root being placed in Proto-Tenarian.		#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as ot’o-, formally matches Proto-Tenarian oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, West Lilli ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian family hints to the origins of this root being placed in Proto-Tenarian.

	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}), Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}); Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:Proto-Tenarian təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (Cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:Proto-Tenarian təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (Cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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	#{{rec\|laχa-}}		#{{rec\|laχa-}}
	#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}), Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).		#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-zi}}), Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec\|laχa-moχ}}).
	#:Proto-Tenarian təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element, as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (Cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).		#:Proto-Tenarian təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (Cf. PTK {{rec\|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-\|*tḷh₂tós]]).

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Concerning a few shared lexical items of the agricultural and mineral domains in the word stock of the Tjero-Khazian and Tenarian families.

==Introduction==
For a long time scholars have harboured suspicions regarding the general similarity between a few words concerning trees and gemstones in Gharian and Tenarian. I postulate a shared intense period of lexical contact 5000 BP between a late form of Proto-Tjero-Khazian (PTK) and an early stage of Proto-Tenarian (PT).

==Part 1 : From Proto-Tenarian to Proto-Tjero-Khazian==
===STONE===
#{{rec|ot’o-k’}}, {{rec|ot’o-moχ}}
#:Khz. ''ašakh'' ‘stone’, ''ašamô'' ‘gravel’; Tjer. ru’ut ‘jewel’.
#:The root for stone, tentatively isolated as *ot’o-, formally matches Proto-Tenarian *oʔto (Cf. OVa. ''ooton'' ‘aquamarine’, West Lilli ''vodoig'' ‘jewelry box’ ( < Late PT. *oʔte-ns {accusative form} ). The lack of class suffixes in the Tenarian family hints to the origins of this root being placed in Proto-Tenarian.

#{{rec|laχa-}}
#:Khz. ''alâri'' ‘ruby’ ( < {{rec|laχa-zi}}), Tjer. ''lahaze'' ‘blue dye’ (id.), ''lahanu'' ‘blueberries’ ( < {{rec|laχa-moχ}}).
#:Proto-Tenarian *təlaqa ‘chisel’, composed of *təla- ‘hard’ and -qa ‘tool-suffix’, offers an interesting opportunity for resolving this item. It is not inconceivable that an early variant of Proto-Tenarian which had already dropped the weak schwa would result in *tlaqa. If this is the variant that was loaned, the forbidden onset cluster *tl would have been resolved by simple deletion of the first element, as seen in the oldest strata of Proto-Indo-European loanwords (Cf. PTK {{rec|lat’o-k’}} < PIE. [[wiktionary:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/telh%E2%82%82-|*tḷh₂tós]]).