Paleolithic Etymology of : aRMe

Linguistic references

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/arme

Semantic fields in Paraklist

Articulate to separate in R1
[Sources]

aR- aRṬRoN aRMos aRMa

aRTiCuLate PaRT CaRT aRM aRT

aRTiCuLer PaRTie ChaRRioT aRMe aRT

For god’s s(t)ake, hominid! in ST1
[Sources]

STaND SToNe STaKe STuCk SPeaR WeaPoN HuNT

DReSSer éPieu PLaNTe aRMe ChaSSe

Collective (Co)(Con)struction ? in ST2
[Sources]

GRouP eQuiP aRM TeaM

SaTTô STéLLô

éQuiPer éQuiPe GRouPe aRMe ChaRGe

Cooperative construction — Figure: Cooperative construction

Charging and carrying a load on a cart in S2
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BaSTagma SaTTô STéLLô SToLè SToa

PaCk eQuiP PRePaRe eXPeDition aRM

ChaRGe éQuiPer PRéPaRer VoYaGe eXPéDition aRMe

Offer Weapon: Hannah’s Universal Language in S2
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LaNGuage WRiTe CiRCLe SiGN SeNSe DiReCT uNDeRSTaND aMBiGuous WeaPoN

SeNS LaNGue éCRire SiGNe CeRCLe aMBiGu LaNGaGe aRMe