TÀM
derived from TÉJA?
Varieties
noun
- BÀRN.TAM - lit.: child leash - D4
- TÀMAR - bridles - K3b
verb
- TO TÀMMA - to tame, restrain, oversee - S3a
- TÀMAD, TÀMED - tamed - R2b, Zc
- TÀMADE (used as adj.) - tamed - F2
adjective
- TÀMLÁSE - unbridled, unrestrained, (lit.: teamless) - R4b
Fragments
- [012/25] ANDA BÀRN.TAM (→ TÀM) ÉNER SLÁFINE — with collar and leash like a [lit.: of a] slave girl
- [036/10] HWAND THÀN SKOLDE THA MÀNNISKA BILIWA LIK TÀMADE SKÉPA — the people would remain like tame sheep
- [059/20] TÀMAR ÀND SITLUN MITH GOLD WRTÉIN — bridles and saddles mounted in gold
- [094/15] EN WILDE BUFLE THÉRER SELVA FENSEN HÉDE ÀND TÀMAD — a wild aurochs that he had caught and tamed
- [100/10] HJARA TÀMLÁSE HÁCH.FAREN.HÉD — their (...) unrestrained pride
- [122/30] FON SIN AJN FOLK LÉT.ER WEPNED VMBE THA ÔRA TO TÀMMA — he left weaponed men to oversee the others
- [202/30] LIK SUSTAR ÀND BROTHAR TÁMED (→ TÀMED) — united (tamed) as sisters and brothers
Cognates
noun
- toom, teugel - Dutch
- Zaum - German
- team - English, Frisian
- töm - Swedish
adjective
- tam - Dutch, Frisian
- zahm - German
- tame - English
- tamt - Swedish, Norse, Danish, Icelandic
verb
- tame - English
- temmen - Dutch
- tamje - Frisian
- tämja - Swedish
- temme - Norse
- tæmme - Danish
- temja - Old Norse, Icelandic
- zähmen - German
- domare - Latin
- damãn - Greek
- damá- - Sanskrit
- gatamjan - Gothic
related? τέμνω, τάμνω, temno