دانلود کتاب Hittite Etymological Dictionary. Volume 10: Words beginning with SA

Nary a nanosecond was needed to get past R, but S is the bulkiest and peskiest initial in the Hittite inventory. This instalment covers about half of its total, leaving the remainder in abeyance, as a Hittite would put it, sctkuwaritariyan'
This work being hot merely a dictionary but a treatise on etymology guided in equal measure by philological and linguistic criteria, rigid alphabetization X)f entries is occasionally modified. Thus e. g. siya- (rather than sai-) is deferred (even as labama- was relegated to tabarna- HED 5: 62). Conversely, placing has on occasion been moved forward by etymological cogency (sehur next to sah-, ser with sard, suwai- grouped with sakuwai-). When descriptive complexities dictate, obvious cognates have been accorded separate entries, e. g. sakui-, s(ak)uwai-, sakuwal(li)-, sakuwassar(-) (like mema-, memiyan- in HED 6), but in other instances it is convenient to pool them under more comprehensive generic headings, e. g. sak-, sal(l)-, sami-, san(n)a-, sark- (like hul(a)- in HED 3: 361 —3).
Hopefully what is here codified is of benefit to current and future users, no matter what “theoretical” or faddish gyrations may deviate scholars from the strait gate of dedicated philology.