[tied] Re: Anatolia in 7500BC

From: kalyan97
Message: 13513
Date: 2002-04-27

--- In cybalist@..., "Glen Gordon" <glengordon01@...> wrote:> 3)
Is there a plausible native etymology for *ekwo- if it
> is not loaned from another language?

In Vat's Harappa report, there is a picture of an ekka. And Childe
shows a picture of a copper model chariot-box, found at Chanhudaro --
some archaeologists say that this could be an ekka-box.

Ekka is a word used even today in many parts of NW India to connote a
small cart drawn by a pony (short-statured horses of the equus
sivalensis variety). It is also called jat.ka_, could be
onamatopoeic. [Jat.ki is a Punjabi dialect].