Linear B Syllabogram *44, /ke/

KE- Sign Groups

ke-do-si-ja ^KN
anthroponym ke-ka-to ^{KN, PY}
ke-ke-me-na, ke-ke-me-no
ke-ki ^PY
[[ke-me-ri-jo]] ^hapax
anthroponym ke-me-u ^hapax
[[ke-nu-wa-so]] ^{KN hapax}
[[ke-o-te-ja]] ^{TH hapax}
anthroponym ke-pu ^{KN hapax}
ke-ra, ke-ra-a ^{KN, PY}
ke-ra-e-we ^{PY hapax}
ke-ra-ja-pi ^KN
ke-ra-me-ja ^{KN hapax}
ke-ra-me-u, (nominative dual) ke-ra-me-we, (genitive singular) ke-ra-me-wo ^{KN, PY}
ke-ra-no ^{KN hapax}
anthroponym ke-re ^Kn
ke-re-na ^KN
ke-re-no ^{MY, PY}
anthroponym ke-re-no ^{MY, PY}
anthroponym ke-re-te-u ^PY
toponym ke-re-ti-wo ^hapax
anthroponym ke-re-u ^{KN, PY}
toponym ke-re-za ^PY
ke-ri-mi-ja ^{KN, PY}
ke-ro-si-ja ^PY
ke-ro-ta ^KN
[[ke-ro-te]] ^PY
anthroponym ke-sa-do-ro, (genitive) ]-sa-do-ro-jo ^{KN, PY}
anthroponym ke-sa-me-no ^PY
ke-se-ni-wi-jo, ke-se-nu-wi-ja, ke-se-ne-wi-ja ^{KN, PY}
anthroponym ke-ta ^{PY hapax}
anthroponym ke-ti-de-qe ^{MY hapax}
anthroponym ke-ti-ro ^{KN, PY}
anthroponym ke-to ^{KN, PY}
anthroponym ke-to-ro ^{KN hapax}
ke-u-po-da, ke-po-da, (genitive) ke-u-po-da-o ^{KN, PY}
anthroponym ke-u-sa ^{KN hapax}
[[ke-zo]] ^{PY hapax}
anthroponym ke-*83-*18 ^{KN hapax}

Phonetic Greek

γε, cf. ke-ro-si-ja
κ, cf. ke-re (Woodard 1997: progressive spelling)
κε, cf. ka-ke-u, ke-ra-me-u
ξ (as ke-se), cf. a-re-ke-se-u
ξ, cf. to-ra-ke

Alternations

ku

o-da-ke-we-ta (Knossos);
o-da-ku-we-ta (Knossos)

tu

o-da-ke-we-ta (Knossos);
o-da-tu-we-ta (Knossos)

twe (as ke-we)

o-da-ke-we-ta (Knossos);
o-da-twe-ta (Knossos)

ze

a-ke-ti-ri-ja (Pylos Scribe 4; Knossos);
a-ze-ti-ri-ja (Knossos)

a-no-ke-we (Pylos; Knossos);
a-no-ze-we (Pylos)

References

Woodard, Roger D., 1997 Greek Writing from Knossos to Homer: A Linguistic Interpretation of the Origin of the Greek Alphabet and the Continuity of Ancient Greek Literacy