PIE words related to cities
1. Wel (to see, to wish, to turn/roll, to tear/pull)2. Walso (post)
3. wal (to be strong)
4. volcae (celtic tribe name)
5. tolkw (to speak)
6. tel (to lift, support weight)
7. swel (to eat/drink, to shine, post/board)
8. stel (extend, to put/to stand refering to object or place)
9. spelgh (spleen)
10. spel (to split/break off, to shine, say aloud/recite)
11. skwalo (big fish)
12. skel (to cut, to be under an obligation, crooked refering to bent body parts)
13. silo (silent)
14. Sel (human settlement, of good mood, to take, to jump)
15. sawel (the Sun)
16. sal (salt, dirty gray)
17. pule (gate)
18. Populus (people)
19. pol (finger, to touch)
20. pilo (hair)
21. phol (to fall)
22. pelis (rock, cliff)
23. pele (flat/to spread, citadel/fortified high place)
24. Pel (dust/flour, pale, to fold, skin/hide, to sell, to thrust/drive/strike, to fill)
25. ol (to destroy)
26. obhel (to sweep/pile up)
27. Molko (skin bag)
28. melodh (elevation)
29. Mele (to crush/grind)
30. Meldh (to speak words to diety, lightning)
31. mel (soft materials, darkish colour, a limb, strong, bad, wool, to decieve)
32. kolei (glue)
33. kelewo (bald)
34. Kelp (to hold)
35. kelb (to help)
36. kel (warm, to strike/cut, to shout, to cover/conceal, to drive/set in motion, to lean/tilt, grey/black/dark, prominent/hill, to prick, to decieve/trick)
37. gel (form into ball, bright)
38. elkos (wound)
39. el (elbow, red/brown, to go)
40. duellum (war)
41. Dhelg (to pierce/needle)
42. Dhelbh (to dig/excavate)
43. dhel (a hollow)
44. dhal (to bloom)
45. del (long, to count, to split/carve, to drip- fat)
46. Bhelgh (to swell)
47. bhelg (a plank/beam)
48. bheleu (to harm)
49. bheld (to knock/strike)
50. bhel (to shine/flash/burn, to blow/to swell, to thrive, to cry out/yell)
51. Bel (strong)
52. aulo (hole)
53. athal (race/family)
54. Angelos (messenger)
55. alu (in words related to sorcery, posession, intoxication)
56. alek (to ward off/protect)
57. albho (white)
58. al (beyond, to wander, grow/nourish, to grind/mill, all)
59. salik (willow)
60. pteleya (tree)
61. Pippali (pepper)
62. Moulo (moly -a plant)
63. Melon (any tree growing fruit)
64. Melo (small animal)
65. melit (honey)
66. melg (to rub off/to milk)
67. Malakhe (a mallow -a plant of pink or white flowers)
68. Kolem (grass reed)
69. elaia (olive)
70. kaul (stalk/stem)
71. Hule (Forest)
72. Abel (apple)
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
21 29% 50 69% 8 11% 22 30% 9 12%
B % C % D % F % G %
11 15% 1 1% 9 12% 0 0% 7 9%
H % J % K % L % M %
18 25% 0 0% 15 20% 72 100% 13 18%
N % P % Q % R % S %
2 2% 13 18% 0 0% 0 0% 16 22%
T % V % W % X % Y %
6 8% 1 1% 7 9% 0 0% 1 1%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of use
100% L:
69% E, L: el (elbow, red/brown, to go),
30% O, E, L: ol (to destroy),
28% A, O, E, L: al (beyond, to wander, grow/nourish, to grind/mill, all)
25% H, A, O, E, L:
22% S, H, A, O, E, L: Sel (human settlement, of good mood, to take, to jump), sal (salt, dirty gray),
20% K, S, H, A, O, E, L: alek (to ward off/protect), kel (warm, to strike/cut, to shout, to cover/conceal, to drive/set in motion, to lean/tilt, grey/black/dark, prominent/hill, to prick, to decieve/trick), elkos (wound), skel (to cut, to be under an obligation, crooked refering to bent body parts),
18% P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: Melo (small animal), Malakhe (a mallow -a plant of pink or white flowers), Kolem (grass reed), Molko (skin bag), Mele (to crush/grind), mel (soft materials, darkish colour, a limb, strong, bad, wool, to decieve), pol (finger, to touch), phol (to fall), pele (flat/to spread, citadel/fortified high place), Kelp (to hold), Pel (dust/flour, pale, to fold, skin/hide, to sell, to thrust/drive/strike, to fill),
15% B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: albho (white), Abel (apple), bhel (to shine/flash/burn, to blow/to swell, to thrive, to cry out/yell), Bel (strong), obhel (to sweep/pile up), kelb (to help),
12% D, U, B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: kaul (stalk/stem), Hule (Forest), aulo (hole), alu (in words related to sorcery, posession, intoxication), Dhelbh (to dig/excavate), dhel (a hollow)m dhal (to bloom), del (long, to count, to split/carve, to drip- fat), bheleu (to harm), bheld (to knock/strike), Moulo (moly -a plant), pule (gate), Populus (people), Meldh (to speak words to diety, lightning), duellum (war), melodh (elevation), spel (to split/break off, to shine, say aloud/recite)
11% I, D, U, B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: salik (willow), Pippali (pepper), elaia (olive), silo (silent),
9% W, G, I, D, U, B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: Bhelgh (to swell), bhelg (a plank/beam), melg (to rub off/to milk), Dhelg (to pierce/needle), kelewo (bald), gel (form into ball, bright), Wel (to see, to wish, to turn/roll, to tear/pull), Walso (post), wal (to be strong), swel (to eat/drink, to shine, post/board), skwalo (big fish), pelis (rock, cliff), kolei (glue), pilo (hair), spelgh (spleen), sawel (the Sun),
8% T, W, G, I, D, U, B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: athal (race/family), melit (honey), tolkw (to speak), tel (to lift, support weight), stel (extend, to put/to stand refering to object or place),
2% N, T, W, G, I, D, U, B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: Angelos (messenger), Melon (any tree growing fruit),
1% Y, V, C, N, T, W, G, I, D, U, B, P, M, K, S, H, A, O, E, L: pteleya (tree), volcae (celtic tribe name),
0% Z, X, Q, R, J, F
Conclusion: this Protoindoeuropean subgroup comes in as 100% L. Purely by selection. We have a timeline for the rise of settlements. We begin at 69%. At 30% something is destroyed. At 28% they are forced into nomadic way of life. It looks like they mill grain for food.
There is a bandgap at 25%. Pretty sure I missed the word Hel (Gold) from my list so it may not be a bandgap.
First Settlement at 22% along with salt (putting them by a sea?). At 20% there is a prominent hill.
At 18% they establish a high place, fortified. They have wool (sheep or goats), and flour from grain.
They find a forest at 12%. -Hule Forest. At 11% they find pepper and olives. At 9% timber screen,
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