Paleolithic Etymology of : PuSh

Linguistic references

Semantic fields in Paraklist

Push, shove, press, pierce in S1

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SeaL PReSS PuSh ThRuST ShoVe FoRCe STRiVe STRonG CaCheT SCeau PReSSer eNFoNCer PouSSer FoRCe

In praise of slits and fosses in S1

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ShaḤaT ShuwḤah SheʔowL CeSS PiT ShiT HoLe TReNCh PuSh aBySS SouL GRooVe SWaLe FoSSe aBySSos SiLLoN FoSSe TRaNChe Chier PouSSer âMe VeRSus SuLCus

Pushing the stake, a scion pushing through the ground in S2

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STaKe PuSh ShoVe PLaNT SPRouT SPuRT ThRouGh SoiL STaLK GRoW SeT PouSSer aSTiQuer TiGe Pieu eNFoNCer PLaNTe SoRTie SoL

In the beginning passed the head in S2

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eMeRGe HeaD PoWeR GRaDe FiRST WoMB BeaR MoTheR PuSh WoMaN RoʔSh RaʔS éMeRGer TêTe PuiSSance PRoGRèS PReMier SeiN MèRe CouChe PouSSer FeMMe

PaTh WaY STRaiT ThRouGh BaBy PuSh PaSS PaSSer DéTRoiT BéBé PouSSer

Where are there stags? In the Forest! in S2

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RoʔSh PuSh GRoW FoReST STaG aNTLeR Roe DeeR SPRiNG CeRF CheVReuil PouSSer FoRêT RaMure CRoiSSance PRinTeMPs ConSoMMer