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charcoal was a main trade item in wood deplored centers, as it carries a much higer energy per weight ratio and can thus be brought much more easily from the periferal.

๐“ โ€ขkr
๐’Šน ลกar

๐’„–๐’„ด๐’‡ป gu-uแธซ-lu kohl

Even though opposite colors, charcoal is related to char and chalk as scribe material, known even in ink

๐“ˆŽ ๐“‚‹ ๐“‚‹ ๐“Šฎ fire (pottery), broil (food) qur@Thai qvire > fire doubling

๐“†“ ๐“‚ char/coal

๐“†“ ๐“‚ ๐“ƒ€ ๐“ ๐“ˆ’ ๐“ฅ charcoal, soot ฯซโฒ‰โฒƒโฒฅ coal
๐“†“ ๐“‚ ๐“Œ  ๐“ƒ€ coal-black ย 
๐“†“ ๐“‚ ๐“ ๐“Ž ๐“ฅ vein (of ore) ลพรญlat , ลพilka / slot > soot

๐’„ซ KIRโด kiln culฤซna โ€œkitchenโ€ kokสทlฤซna kokeln

๐’„ซ๐’ˆค๐’„ท kir-maแธซ-แธซu
๐’„ซ๐’ˆค๐’„ท kiln, large oven