Paleolithic Etymology of : TeaR

Linguistic references

Semantic fields in Paraklist

Tears, traumas and trepanning in TR1

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TeaR HiDe SCRaTCh HoLe LaiR TRePaN TeRRible TRauMatiser TRou TRiSTe TRéPaNation TeRRible TRyPa TRyMè TRéô TeRReo

From SToNe to LaNGuage in TR2

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BiFaCe TeChNique DeXTeRity RiGhT FoRM FLiNT KNaP TeaR DRoP ShaPe BiFaCe TeChNique TouR MaiN BoN FoRMe TaiLLer SiLeX

Thorns in bushes and crowns in ST1

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ShaTaM ShaTaL ShaTaʕ RaTaʕ DRiLL BoRe HoLe eNTeR PLaNT TeRRoR TeaR FoRer PeRCer TRou eNTRée PLaNTe TeRReuR

A restoration story in ST2

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ṢuKah TowRah ReSToRe TeaR MoVe JoY FeaST GaTheR PaLM MyRtle WiLLoW LeaVe CoVeR BooTh ReSTauRer LaRMe MouVoir Joie FeSTin FeuiLLe PaLMier MyRRHe SauLe CouVRir CaBaNe

Palindromic roots in S2

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ShoReSh NaṢaʕ aRRaCher ReNVeRSer SouChe aRBRe PouSSer RaCiNe JeuNe BaNNir ChiCoRée NaVet PLaNTe Pieu TeMPêTe SaNGLier DeSTRuCtion SeRiS SiSaRoN RaSaH̱a TRee RooT PLaNT ShooT BaN TeaR oVeRTuRN eNDiVe ChiCoRy TuRNiP STeaD FaST GRouND STaKe STuMP WReST SToRM BoaR DeSTRuCt