tokum

(Ainu)=knot(tree)/handle(cup/basin/door),=oakum(E)=retted fibre fm old rope,=oak/oaken(E)= txorkatilia(Basque)=ankle,=t(x)o(r)k/atila,=tokon(Ainu)=ankles(knots),=orkatila/kabila(B),= toko/tokkoni(Ainu)=snake,=toco(N)=impers.of toca(N). Metis was known as 7 snake/ChicomeCoatl in the harvest 7th trecena, Tonalamatl, on her daughter, Athena's pectoral, a 4th c. Roman copy of a Gk.statue where she wears a Corinthian toque/quiotl(N)=maguey stalk, for a helmet, her spear lost to tokes(Ainu)=the evening, of toki/tokihi(Ainu)=time(E)/temi(N)=fill/semi.