hamna

noun. pile, (artificial) mound, pile, (artificial) mound, [ᴹQ.] heap

A noun appearing in Outline of Phonology (OP2) as part of revisions made in 1959 or later. It had the gloss “pile, (artificial) mound” and was derived from the root √KHAB “heap up, pile up” from a primitive form ✶khabnā (PE19/91). In this word, the ancient voiced stop b became nasal m before another nasal.

Conceptual Development: In the original draft of OP2, this word was given as hahta “piled mound, heap”, but this word was deleted and the section where it appeared was rejected (PE19/92). See the entry for ᴹQ. hahta for a discussion of the earlier iteration of this word.

hahta

pile, mound

hahta noun "pile, mound" (KHAG)

haura

noun. funeral mound

TQ. funeral mound