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This paper deals with the Mycenaean representatives of three IE verbal roots: * terk u - ‘twist’, * trep - ‘turn’ and * streg uh - ‘turn, rotate’. Mycenaean data show that the derivatives of * terk u - were still differentiated before the loss of labiovelar stops in post-Mycenaean times and that the verb στρέφω ‘turn, twist, rotate’ stems from * streg uh -. Semantic interference among these roots is already underway in the Mycenaean period, anticipating the convergence of * terk u - with * trep - and * streg uh - in the first millennium.

Mycenaean words related to τρέπω and στρέφω