Paleolithic Etymology of : SoL

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And what you extirpate, you stopper in ST1

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STaKe STiCk STuCk PuLL eXTiRPate HoLe STRaiGhT SToMP SoiL STuFF oaKum ChoKe ShuT SToP LeaK WeDGe SToPPer Pieu BâToN PLaNTe eXTiRPer TRou TaSSer SoL eSTouPer éTouPe éTouFFer BouChe FuiTe CaLer CoiNCer SToP

Settling: an ambivalent process in ST2

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aSTu STaṬmos STéiBô STay STaND ReMaiN PLaCe STaBLe ReSiDe PeDeSTal SeTTLe CiTy PoST SToP LoDGe STaTe SeaSoN NoMaD SeDentary STeP STiRRuP FooT ReST SiNK BaLanCe aLTeRNate eQuiLiBRium STaPes eSTal DReSSer RéSiDer PieDeSTal ViLLe STaBLe PoSTe ReSTe héBeRGer éQuiLiBRe éTaT SaiSoN MoDe MoBiLe SéDentaire éTaPe éTRier RePoS PieD eNFoNCer SoL PaS BaLanCe aLTeRNer

The forest will grow back (even without us) in S2

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GRoW FoReST TRee PLaNT SToRM ToPPLe CaNoPy VeGeTal BuSh ChaNGe BRouSSe FoRêT aRBRe PLaNTe PouSSer SoL TeMPêTe CaNoPée VéGéTal ChaNGer

RoNCe aRBuSTe aRBRiSSeau heRBe ChamP SoL SiyaḤ BuSh ShRuB PLaNT SPRiNG GRouND

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