## Etymology **Calin** | `*terh(w)-`, pr. `térh(w)ti`/`tréhyeti` | "to overcome" ## Reflexes Ht. tarh-/tarhu-; Luw. tatarh- ‘to break’; HierLuw. /tatarh-/ ‘to defeat’; In. tárati, tiráti, tū́rvati, trā́ yati ‘shelters’; Av. tauruuaieiti, θrāya- ‘to shelter’; Gr. trānês ‘penetrating’; Lt. intrāre ‘to enter’; + GN Anatolian Stormgod *Tr̥ hwénts: Ht. /Tarhunnas/; Luw. Tarhwanz/Tarhunz; HierLuw. /Tarhunz(as)/; Lyd. adj. tarwτallis < PN *Tarwτaś; Lyc. Trqqas; Mil. Trqqiz; Carian Trq(u)δ-; Anatolian PN Trokondas, Terkōndos, Trōkondas, Terkandas, Tarkondas, Trakondas, Trakondeis, Trokondis, Trokoundēs; Ga. Tarani/us; In. tū́rvant (‘victorious’ Indra). ## Poetics [[■ to OVERCOME OBSTRUCTION∕FOE∕ADVERSITY]] ### See (►■ STORMGOD). ## Biblio (►■ AMBROSIA AND NECTAR ► AMBROSIA, ■ to BREAK/CRUSH/SPLIT (*terh-) (like a) REED(S) ► REED)}