Knossos, Thebes
cf. a-ka?
cf. (i-jo, i-je-ja) di-wi-jo, ki-si-wi-jo, we-we-si-jo, wo-di-jo
Definitions
Chadwick & Ventris 1973: anthroponym
Variants
a-ka-i-je-ja
Chadwick & Ventris 1973: feminine adjectival formation on a-ka-i-jo?
Context
a-ka-i-jo appears in the "owner" / "collector" position with "ko-ti / pa-i-to" on KN De 1084.
Appears as "a-ka-i-je-ja , du-qo-te-ja LANA 2" on TH Of 27.
Appears as "(a)-ka-i-je-ja , pu2-ke-qi-ri-ne-ja LANA 2" on TH Of 27.
Associated Commodities
Associated Toponyms
References
Chadwick, John and Michael Ventris, 1973 Documents in Mycenaean Greek
It seems reasonable to me to tentatively assume cf. a-ka here, at least for a-ka-i-je-ja, based on contextual evidence. Compare TH Of 27 with the instances of a-ka on the KN Da series, i.e. LANA (wool) from OVIS (sheep).
TH Of 27
[ ]-ri-ta-de ku LANA 1
a-ka-i-je-ja , du-qo-te-ja LANA 2
a-ka-i-je-ja , pu2-ke-qi-ri-ne-ja LANA 2
KN Da 1083
OVISm 200
po-i-te-u / a-ka