Khania, Knossos
cf. (toponym + *i-jo ethnic) ra-to, ro-u-so, su-ri-mo

Toponym: pu-na-so
Ethnics: pu-na-si-jo

Definitions

Melena 1976: toponym, perhaps classical Πανασός or present-day Nassus

Chadwick & Ventris 1973: toponym

Variants

pu-na-si-jo

Hallager 1992: personal name, cf. pu-na-so
Chadwick & Ventris 1973: ethnic adjective of pu-na-so

pu-na-so-qe

pu-na-so + connective enclitic qe

Context

Appears as "do-ti-ja / ra-ja , pu-na-so-qe , ra-su-to-qe a-to-mo" on KN C 979+.
Appears on tablets with e-me-si-jo at KN De and KN E.

Parallel Sign Groups

pu-na-si-jo (KN B): a-ra-ka-jo^anthroponym, e-wi-to-wo^anthroponym, ma-di-qo^anthroponym, po-ki-te^anthroponym, to-wa-no^anthroponym

pu-na-so (KN Dn): ra-ja^toponym

Associated Commodities

GRA: KN E?
KO: KN Ga
OVIS: KN Da, KN Dc, KN Dd, KN De, KN Dn
SUS: KN C
VIR: KN B

Associated Anthroponyms

ku-ka-no (a-te-jo)^hapax: KN Dc
mo-qo-so (e-me-si-jo): KN De
po-me: KN Dd
ta-*49-ro^hapax: KN Da
ti-mi-(nu)-(wo): KN Ga
wi-ro-jo^hapax: KN Da

References

Chadwick, John and Michael Ventris, 1973 Documents in Mycenaean Greek

Hallager, Erik, Birgitta P. Hallager and Maria Vlasakis, 1992 Kadmos 31 (Band XXXI, Heft 1) "New Linear B tablets from Khania"

Melena, José L., 1976 Minos 15 "Coriander on the Knossos tablets"

kar WNXIV.169 OVIS inventory