Etruscan Glossary

Glen Gordon

Draft 003 (15 Oct 2007)

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Abbreviations
acc. accusative case (noun)
adess. adessive case (noun)
adj. adjective
adv. adverb
aor. aorist aspect (verb)
dat. dative case (noun)
gen. genitive case (noun)
iness. inessive case (noun)
inf. infinitive (verb)
loc. locative case (noun)
midd. middle voice, mediopassive voice (verb)
na. nomino-accusative case (noun)
na.(I) animate noun, type 1 (plural -ar, genitive in -as)
na.(II) animate noun, type 2 (plural -ar, genitive in -al)
ni.(I) inanimate noun, type 1 (plural -χva, genitive in -as)
ni.(II) inanimate noun, type 2 (plural -χva, genitive in -al)
num. numeral
part. participle (verb)
pass. passive voice (verb)
perf. perfective aspect (verb)
pl. plural
pres. present-future tense (verb)
pret. preterite tense (verb)
pron. pronoun
pron.1ps. first person pronoun
pron.3ps.an. third person singular animate pronoun
pron.3ps.in. third person singular inanimate pronoun
pron.3pp. third person plural pronoun
pron.dist. distal demonstrative pronoun
pron.loc. locative pronoun
pron.prox. proximal demonstrative pronoun
pron.rel. relative pronoun
sg. singular
v.d. ditransitive verb
v.i. intransitive verb
v.tr. transitive verb
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aisna
Acale ni.(I) Acale [month]
Acale (na.sg.) // Acalia (adess.sg.) aisunaiuχ ni.(II) small sacrifices, small offerings
eisnevc (na.sg.)
acas v.tr. to craft (out of stone or clay)
acas (inf.) // acasce (perf.pret.) // acasri, acazr Aita na.(I) Hades [deity]
(nec.) Aita, Eita (na.) // Aiθas (gen.)

acasχ ni.(II) clay vessel Aitule na.(I) Aitolos [myth]

aχesχ (na.sg.) Etule (na.)

acil v.i. to be made, to be completed aiu ni.(I) oil

acil (inf.) // acilθ (part.) // acilune (midd.pret.) aiu, aiu-m (na.sg.) // aius (gen.sg.)

acilχ ni.(I) product, creation Aivas na.(I) Ajax [myth]

aclχis (gen.sg.) // aclχa (adess.sg.) Aivas (na.)

acna v.tr. to raise, to bring up Aχamemrun na.(I) Agamemnon [mythical

acnaice (perf.pret.) // acnase, acnese-m character]
(aor.pret.) // acnaśv (aor.part.) Aχmemrun (na.)

acnana na.(I) children aχapri ni.(II) oinochoe

acnana (na.) aχapri (na.sg.)

acnana v.tr. to raise children Aχerum na.(I) Acheron, the underworld

acnanas (aor.) // acnanasa (aor.pres.) Aχrum (na.)

Acrie na.(I) Acrie [gentilicium] Aχile na.(I) Achile [mythical character]

Acries (gen.) Aχale, Aχle, Aχlei (na.)

acunsi v.tr. to slay Aχu na.(I) Achu [male praenomen]

acunsiri (nec.) Aχus (gen.)

Aiásun na.(I) Jason [mythical character] Aχuia na.(I) Achuia [male praenomen]
Eiasun (na.) Aχuiaś (gen.)

aisu na.(II) deity of the overworld, deus superior Aχunia na.(I) Achunia [gentilicium]
ais, eis (na.sg) // aisvale (dat.sg.) // aiser (na.pl.) Aχunia (na.)
// aiseras, eiseras (gen.pl.)

al v.tr. to set down

aisuna ni.(II) sacrifice, offering
al-c (inf.) // ale (pret.) // alike, alice, alce
aisna, eisna (na.sg.) // aisunal (gen.sg.) (perf.pret.) // aliqu (perf.part.)

aisuna adj. divine, of the Dii Superiores Alcesti na.(II) Alcestis [mythical character]
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Alcsti (na.) Alsina na.(I) Alsina [gentilicium]

alcumena na.(I) Alcmene
Alcumena, Alχumena (na.)
Aleχsantre na.(I) Alexander [mythical hero]
Aliχsantre, Alcsentre, Elaχsntre (na.)
Aleθina na.(I/II) Alethina [gentilicium]
Aleθnas, Alθrnas (for *Alθinas?), Alθnas
(gen.) // Aleθnal (gen.)
alfa na.(I) ox
elfa (na.sg.)
Alfi na.(I) Alfi [gentilicium]
Alfi (na.) // Alfis (gen.)
Alfina na.(II) Alfina [gentilicium]
Alfnal (gen.) // Alfni (loc.)
Alsinei (loc.)
alumnaθ na.(I) [a type of animate being]
alumnaθ (na.sg.) // alumnaθe (loc.sg.) //
alumnaθuras (gen.pl.)
am v.i. to be
ama, ma (pres.) // ame (pret.) // amuce, amce
(perf.pret.)
Amicie na.(I) Amicie [gentilicium]
Amcie (na.)
an pron.3ps.an. he, she
an, an-c (na.) // ana (obl.)
Anaina na.(I/II) Anaina [gentilicium]
Aninas (gen.) // Aneinal, Aninal (gen.) //
Aninai-c (loc.)

anainaie na.(I) Anainaie [gentilicium]

Alχa na.(I) Alcha [gentilicium]
Aninieś (gen.)
Alχas (gen.)

anan ni.(II) [vessel containing a votive offering]

alpan ni.(II) gift
enan, anan-c (na.sg.) // anancveś (gen.pl.?)
alpan (na.sg.)

Ani na.(I) Ani [deity]

Alpan na.(II) Alpan [deity]
Ani (na.)
Alpan (na.)

aniaχ ni.(II) [type of offering]

Alpana na.(I) Alpana [gentilicium]
aniaχ (na.sg.) // aniaχeś (gen.sg.)
Alpnas (gen.)

Antiiuce na.(I) Antioch [male praenomen]

Alpaniu na.(II) Alpaniu [deity]
Atiuce (na.)
Alpnu (na.)

Anturmaca na.(I) Andromaca [mythical character]

alpaniu ni.(II) little gift
Aturmucas (gen.)
alpnu (na.sg.)

apa na.(I) father

alpaza ni.(II) little gift
apa, apa-c (na.sg.) // apas, apaś (gen.sg.)
alφazei (loc.sg.)

apana na.(II) clan

alsa v.tr. to bury, to inter
apana (na.sg.) // apanal (gen.sg.) // apanes
alsase (aor.pret.)
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(abl.sg.) ar (inf.) // ara (pres.) // araś, erś (aor.pres.) //

arce (perf.pret.) // arθ (part.)
Apatru na.(II) Apatru [gentilicium]
Apatrual (gen.) Araniu na.(I) Araniu [male praenomen]

Apiana na.(I) Apiana [gentilicium]

Apianaś (gen.) Aranθ na.(I/II) Aranth [male praenomen]
Araθ, Arnθ, Arnt (na.) // Arantiaś (gen.) //
Aranθial, Arnθeal, Arnθal (gen.) // Aranθia,
apir v.tr. to sanctify
Araθia (adess.) // Arnθeals, Arnθals
aper (inf.) // apire (pret.) // apirase (aor.pret.) // (gen.+gen.) // Arnθialiśa, Arnθaliśa
aperu (part.) (gen.+adess.)

apirinθ ni.(II) sanctified offering Aranθia na.(II) Aranthia [female praenomen]

aprinθu (na.pl.) // aprinθvale (dat.pl.) Arnθi (na.) // Arunθia (adess.)

Apirθina na.(II) Apirthina [female praenomen] Aranθina na.(I) Aranthina [gentilicium]

Aprθnal, Aprθnal-c (gen.) Arnθnas, Araθenas, Araθnas (gen.)

Apius na.(I) Appius [male praenomen] Aranθur na.(I) Aranthur [male praenomen]
Appius (na.) Aranθur (na.)

Apula na.(I) Apula [male praenomen] Aranza na.(II) Little Aranth [male praenomen]
Apulas (gen.) Arnza (na.)

Apulie na.(I) Apulie [gentilicium] Arazni na.(II) Arazni [female praenomen]

Afli (na.) // Afles (gen.) Arzneal, Arznal (gen.) // Araziia (for
*Araznia) (adess.)
Apulun na.(I) Apollo [deity]
Aplu (na.) Aril na.(I) Aril [deity]
Aril (na.)
Apuna na.(I/II) Apuna [gentilicium]
Afuna (na.) // Apunas, Afunas (gen.) // Aritimi na.(I) Artemis [deity]
Apunal, Apunal-c (gen.) // Afunes (loc.+gen.) Artume Aritimi (na.) // Artumes (gen.) //
Aritimi-pi (loc.)
Apunaie na.(I) Apunie [gentilicium]
Apuniie (na.) asca ni.(II) askos, jug
aska (na.sg.)
Apunaθu na.(I) Apuna family member
Afunaθur (na.pl.) Asculaie na.(I) Asculaie [gentilicium]
Asklaie (na.)
Aφe na.(I) Apis [deity]
Aφes (gen.) Atalanta na.(II) Atalanta [myth]
Atalanta (na.)
ar v.i. to rise up
Atarna na.(I) Atarna [gentilicium]
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Atrnas (gen.)
ati na.(II) mother
ati, ati-c (na.sg.) // atial (gen.sg.)
ati-nacnuva na.(II) grandmother
ati-nacnuva, ati-nacnva, ati-nacna (na.)
Atiie na.(I) Atiie [gentilicium]
Atiies, Aties (gen.)
atiiu na.(II) little mother, nanny
ativu
Atina na.(I/II) Atina [gentilicium]
Atinal (gen.)
Atmite na.(I) Admetus [mythical character]
Atmite (na.)
atrane ni.(II) reign, authority, rule
atranes (gen.sg.)
Atunis na.(I) Adonis [deity]
Atunis (na.)
aturśa v.tr. to lay down, to place
aturś, atrś (inf.) // atrśrce (perf.pret.)
aθ v.tr. to clean
aθene (midd.pret.)
aθeli ni.(I) [type of inanimate offering]
aθeliś (gen.sg.)
Aθrupa na.(II) Atropos [deity]
Aθrpa (na.)
aθumi ni.(I) sky
aθumi-ca (nom.sg.) // aθumi-tn (acc.sg.) //
aθumi-cś (gen.sg.)
Auclina na.(I) Auclina [gentilicium]
Auclina (na.sg.)
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auθil ni.(I) cella, room of a temple
avθleθ (iness.sg.)
avil ni.(I) year, age
avil (na.) // avilś, avils (gen.sg.) // avilχva
(na.pl.) // avilχval (gen.pl.)
Avile na.(I) Avile [male praenomen]
Avile, Avle, Aule (na.) // Avileś , Aviles,
Aveles, Aules, Auleś (gen.) // Aulesi (dat).
ca pron.prox. this, the
ica, ica-c, eca, ca, -ca (nom.) // ikan, ecn, can,
cn, -cn (acc.) // ces ceś, ecaś, ecś, -cś (gen.) //
cal, cl (gen.) // icai, cei, -cle (loc.) // clθ (iness.)
// cla (adess.) // canl, cnl (acc.+gen.) // clel
(gen.+gen.) // ceia (loc.+adess.)
Cacu na.(I) Cacu [myth]
Cacu (na.)
Cafati na.(I) Cafati [gentilicium]
Cafatis (gen.)
Cai na.(I) Cai [male praenomen]
Cae, Cai (na.sg.) // Caes (gen.)
cai-han pron. here, here before
cehen
cai-pen pron. here below
cepen, cipen
Caicina na.(I) Caicina [gentilicium]
Ceisina (typo for Ceicina?), Ceicna (na.)
Caiia na.(II) Caiia [female praenomen]
Caia (na.) // Caial (gen.)
Caiie na.(I) Caiie [gentilicium]
Kaiś (gen.)
Caile na.(I) Caile [male praenomen]
Caile (na.) // Cailes (gen.)
Caina na.(II) Caina [gentilicium]
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Cainal (gen.) // Cainei, Kainei, Caini (loc.)
Caisatru na.(II) Caisatru [gentilicium]
Ceisatrual (gen.) // Ceisatrui (loc.)
Caisu na.(I) Caisu [gentilicium]
Ceisu, Ceiśu, Ceśu (na.) // Cisui (loc.)
Caisuie na.(I) Caisuie [gentilicium]
Caisies, Ceises (gen.) // Caisiesa (adess.)
Caisuθara na.(I) Caisuthara [gentilicium]
Caisθares (gen.)
Caiśra ni.(II) Caere [city]
Ceizra (na.)
Caive na.(I) Caive [gentilicium]
Caives (gen.)
Cale na.(I) Cale [gentilicium]
Cale (na.)
Calisna na.(I) Calisna [gentilicium]
Calisnas (gen.)
cap ni.(II) sarcophagus
capl (gen.sg.) // capi, cape, kape (loc.sg.)
Capane na.(I) Capaneus [myth]
Capne (na.)
caper ni.(II) bowl with handles
caper-c (na.sg.) // caperi (loc.sg.) // caperχva
(na.pl.)
Capuvanaie na.(I) Capuvanie [gentilicium]
Capvanes (gen.)
caraθas na.(II) loved one
caraθsle(dat.sg.)
Carcu na.(I) Carcu [gentilicium]
Carcu (na.) // Carcus (gen.)
Carcvana na.(I) Carcvana [gentilicium]
Karcuna (na.) // Karkanas (gen.)
Carcvanaie na.(I) Carcvanie [gentilicium]
Carχvanies (gen.)
Carmu na.(I) Carmu [male praenomen]
Karmu (na.)
Carpunie na.(I) Carpunie [gentilicium]
Carpunies (gen.)
Carsu na.(I) Carsu [gentilicium]
Carsui (loc.sg.)
Carta na.(I) Carta [gentilicium]
Carta (na.)
Carθazaie na.(I) Carthazaie [gentilicium]
Karθazie (na.)
Casantra na.(II) Cassandra [mythical character]
Casntra
Castur na.(I) Castor [deity]
Castur (na.)

capra ni.(II) urn, vase Catila na.(I) Catila [male praenomen]

capra (na.sg.) Katilas (gen.)

Capuva na.(II) Capua [city] Catumite na.(II) Ganymede [mythical character]

Capue (loc.) Catumite, Catmite (na.)

Capuvana na.(I), adj. Capuan; of Capua Caθa na.(I) Catha [deity]

Capuvane (loc.) Caθas, Caθs-c (gen.sg.)
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Caulia na.(I) Caulia [gentilicium] canlas (gen.)

Caulias (gen.)
cer v.tr. to make, to fashion
Cauna na.(II) Cauna [gentilicium] kara (pres.) // caresri (aor.nec.) // ceren
Caunal (gen.) (midd.pres.) // cerine, cerene (midd.pret.) //
caru (part.)
Cavaθa na.(I) Cavatha [gentilicium]
ceraχra ni.(II) vessel, pottery
Cavaθa, Kavθa (na.) // Cavuθas [REE 56:339],
Cavaθas, Cavθas, Cauθaś, Cauθas, Kavθaś, carucra (na.sg.)
Kavtas (gen.)
ceraχun v.tr. to make, to build
Cavie na.(I) Cavie [male praenomen] ceriχunce (perf.pret.)
Cavie (na.) // Cavies, Cavis (gen.)
Cestina na.(I/II) Cestina [male praenomen]
ceχa ni.(II) rite, ritual, service Cestna (na.) // Cestnas, Cestnaś (gen.) //
ceχa, ceχa-m (na.sg.) // ceχe (loc.sg.) // ceχana Cestnal (gen.) // Cestnei (loc.) // Cestnaśa
(na.pl.) // ceχane (loc.pl.) // ceχaneri (dat.pl.) (adess.) // Cestinala (adess.)

Celi na.(I) Celi [month] ceś v.tr. to deposit, to lay down

Celi ceś-um (inf.) // ceśu, cesu (part.) // ceśasi,
cesasin (aor.midd.)
celu ni.(I) earth, ground
ceśa ni.(II) burial
celu (na.sg.) // celu-c-um (nom.sg.) // celu-cn
(acc.sg.) // celuś, calus, cels (gen.sg.) // celati, cesal (gen.sg.)
celθi, celθi-m (iness.sg.)
cezp num. eight
celusna adj. of the underworld, infernal Unattested but implied by the existence of a
calusna gloss and its derivatives.

Cemna na.(I) Cemna [gentilicium] cezpalχal num. eighty

Camnas (gen.) cezpalχ (na.) // cezpalχals (gen.)

Cemnaie na.(II) Cemnaie [gentilicium] cezpizi adv. eight times

Camnai (na.) // Cemnil (gen.) cezpz

Cemnaχ adj. pertaining to Cemna ci num. three

Cemnaχ, Cemnac ci, ci-m (na.) // ciś, cis, cis-um (gen.)

cen v.tr. to bear, to hold, to carry, to bring ci-śar num. thirteen

cen (inf.) // canu, cenu (part.) // cencu ciś śariś (gen.)
(perf.part.)
cialχals num. thirty
cena ni.(II) gift, offering cealc (na.) // cealχus, cialχuś, cealχuś, cealχus,
cana (na.sg.) // kane (loc.sg.) cealχuz (gen.)

cenula na.(I) gift Ciiarθia na.(II) Ciiarthia [male praenomen]

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Ciarθla (adess.) // Ciarθialiśa (gen.+adess.) Clutia na.(I) Clutia [male praenomen]

Klutias (gen.)
cilθ ni.(II) funerary niche
cilθ (na.sg.) // cilθś (gen.sg) // cilθl (gen.sg.) // Cluθumusθa na.(II) Clytemnestra [mythical
cilθcval (gen.pl) // cilθcveti (iness.pl.) character]
Cluθumusθa, Clutmsta (na.)
cizi adv. thrice, three times
cizi, ciz, citz Cnaivie na.(I) Cnaivie [male praenomen]
Cnaive, Cneve (na.) // Cnaives, Cnaviies (gen.)
Claite na.(I) Claite [gentilicium]
Claiteś (gen.) Cracia na.(I) Cracia [male praenomen]
Cracia (na.) // Cracias (gen.)
clan na.(I) son
clan, clan-c, clen (na.sg.) // clinsi, clensi Craice na.(I) Greek (person)
(dat.sg.) // cliniiaras (gen.pl.) // celeniarasi, Crece (na.sg.) // Creices (gen.sg.)
clenaraśi (dat.pl.)
Craicina na.(II) Craicina [gentilicium]
clanti na.(I/II) stepson, adoptive son, son-in-law
Creicnal (gen.)
clanti, clante (na.sg.) // clantis (gen.sg.) //
clantial (gen.sg.)
crapi ni.(I) vessel, container
crapis-ces (gen.sg.) // crapśti (gen.+iness.)
Claruχie na.(I) Claruchie [gentilicium]
Claruχies (gen.)
Craupania na.(I) Craupania [gentilicium]
Craupania (na.)
Clautie na.(I) Claudius [male praenomen]
Clavtie, Kluti (na.)
creial na.(I) priest of Ceres
creals (gen.sg.)
Clautieθu na.(I) member of the Clautie family
Clavtieθurasi (dat.pl.)
Crespe na.(I) Crespe [cognomen]
Crespe (na.)
cletram ni.(II) litter
cletram (na.sg.)
Cuclu na.(I) Cyclops [deity]
Cuclu (na.)
Cleusina na.(I) Cleusina [gentilicium]
Cleusinas (gen.)
Cucrina na.(I) Cucrina [gentilicium]
Cucrina (na.)
Cleusinas na.(II) Clusium [city]
Clevsinsl, Clevśinśl (gen.)
Cucrinaθu na.(I) member of the Cucrina family
Cucrinaθur (na.pl.)
cleva ni.(II) idol
cleva (na.sg.) // clevana (na.pl.) // cluvenias
(gen.pl.) // clevanθ (iness.pl.) culiχna ni.(II) kylix, cup
culiχna, χuliχna (na.sg.)
cluti ni.(II) kylix
kluti (na.sg.) // clutiva (na.pl.) culś ni.(II) door
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culsl (gen.sg.) // culścva (na.pl.) (loc.) // Cvelneśa (adess.)

Culśanś na.(II) Culsans [deity] cver ni.(II) votive

Culśanśl (gen.) cver (na.sg.) // cvera (adess.sg.)

Cumni na.(I) Cumni [male praenomen] cvil ni.(I) eye

Cumniś (gen.) kvil (na.)

Cuna na.(I) Cuna [male praenomen] cvil ni.(I) eye

Kunaś (gen.) kvil (na.)

Cupe na.(I) Cupe [male praenomen] Cvintia na.(I) Quintia [gentilicium]

Cupe, Qupe (na.) // Cupes (gen.) Cvinti (na.)

Curte na.(I) Curte [male praenomen] Caliaθe na.(I) Caliathe [gentilicium]

Kurtes (gen.) Caliaθe (na.)

Curtun na.(II) Cortona [city] Ectur na.(I) Hector [male praenomen]

Curtun Ectur (na.)

Curuna na.(I) Curuna [gentilicium] ei pron.loc. here, there

Curunas (gen.) ei, ei-m (loc.) // ein, en (loc.) // eiθ, eθ (iness.)

Cusina na.(I) Cusina [gentilicium] elaiunθ na.(I) olive farmer

Cusinas (gen.) eliuntś (gen.)

Cusu na.(II) Cusu [gentilicium] elaivana adj. of oil, pertaining to oil

Cusu, Cuśu (na.) // Cusul, Cus. (for *Cusul) eleivana
(gen.)
Elna na.(I) Elna [gentilicium]
Cusuθu na.(I) member of the Cusu family Elnei (loc.)
Cusuθur (na.pl.) // Cusuθuraś (gen.pl.)
em v.tr. to remove
Cutu na.(I) Cutu [gentilicium] eme (pret.)
Cutus (gen.)
en v.tr. to endure, to last, to remain
cutum ni.(II) pitcher ena-c (pres.) // enaś (aor.) // eniaca (perf.pres.)
qutum, qutun (na.sg.)
Epiur na.(I) Epiur [deity]
cutumuza ni.(II) small kothon (type of vase) Epiur (na.) // Epris (gen.)
qutumuza, qutumuθa (na.sg.)
epl ni.(II) [type of offering]
Cvenale na.(I) Cvenile [gentilicium] epl-c (na.)
Cvenile, Cvenale, Cvenle, Cvelne (for Cvenle)
(na.) // Cvenleś (gen.) // Cvelnei (for *Cvenlei)
epni ni.(II) [type of animal]
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epni (na.sg.) // epnina (na.pl.) Euturpa (na.)

erc v.tr. to rise up from, to elevate Evan na.(I) Evan [deity]

ercse (aor.pret.) Evan (na.)

Eris na.(II) Eris [deity] ez adj. old, aged

Eris (na.) ez (na.)

esχaθ v.tr. to provide Ezpu na.(I) Ezpu [gentilicium]

esχaθ (inf.) // esχaθce (perf.pret.) Ezpus (gen.)

Esplace na.(I) Asklepios [myth] Ezpuia na.(II) Ezpuia [female praenomen]

Esplace (na.) Espial (gen.)

Estra na.(II) [deity] fac v.tr. [verb operating on votive offerings]

Estrei (loc.) faca (pres.) // face (pret.) // faci (inf.)

eśi ni.(II) [type of offering] fal ni.(I) mountain; hypogeal tomb

eśi, eśi-c (na.sg.) falas (gen.)

eśta na.(II) family faliś ni.(II) mound, hill; hypogeal tomb

eśta-c (na.) // eśtla (dat.) falsti (iness.sg.)

Etera na.(I) Etera [gentilicium] falza ni.(II) mound, hill; hypogeal tomb
Eteras (gen.sg.) falzaθi (iness.)

eteri na.(I) foreigner fan v.tr. to consecrate

eteri (na.sg.) // eterias (gen.sg.) // eteriais, fanuśe (aor.pret.) // fanu (part.)
eteraias, eterais (gen.pl.)
Fanacna na.(I/II) Fanacna [gentilicium]
eterti ni.(II) [type of libational offering] Fanacnal (gen.)
eterti-c (na.sg., loc.sg.)
far v.tr. to go
etias ni.(I) ides farice, farce (perf.pret.)
etiasas (gen.sg.)
farθan v.tr. to bear children
eθ ni.(II) fruit farθne // farθnaχe (pass.pret.)
eθe (loc.sg.) // eθl (gen.sg.)
farθanna adj. born, newborn
eθar v.tr. to receive farθana
aθre (pret.) // eθri (nec.) // etrasa (aor.pres.) //
eθrse (aor.pret.)
Fasti na.(I) Faustus [male praenomen]
Fastiś (gen.)
Eutarpa na.(II) Eutarpa [deity]
Fastia na.(II) Fastia [female praenomen]
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Fastia, Fasti, Faste // Fastial (gen.) Frauniśa (adess.)

faśa ni.(II) exta, intestines Fulχenaie na.(I) Fulchenaie [gentilicium]

faśeiś (gen.sg.) // faśe, faśei (loc.sg.) // fasle Vhulχenas, Hulχenas (gen.) // Hulχuniesi,
(dat.sg.) Hulχniesi (dat.)

fav v.tr. [verb for religious dedication] Fulve na.(I) Fulve [gentilicium]
favin (midd.pres.) Hvuluveś, Fulus (gen.) // Fuluśla (gen.+adess.)

favi ni.(II) [a kind of place] Fulvenia na.(I) Fulvenia [gentilicium]

faviti-c (iness.sg.) Fuluna, Vhulvena, Fulvenas (na.) // Hulunias
(gen.)
feli ni.(II) [type of offering]
feli-c (na.) fusil ni.(II) [type of offering]
fusle (loc.) // fusleri (dat.)
Felsina na.(I) Felsina [gentilicium]
Felsnas (gen.) hama ni.(II) [place where offerings are placed]
hamaiθi (iness.sg.)
fir v.i. to burn
fira (pres.) // firin (midd.pres.) Hamle na.(I) Hamle [male praenomen]
Hamles (gen.)
flanaχ ni.(II) [type of offering]
flanaχ, flanac (na.sg.) han adv. before, in front of
hen
Flanaχrina Flanachrina [gentilicium]
Flenχrinas (gen.) Hanipal na.(I) Hannibal [praenomen]
Hanipalus (gen.sg.)
flanzana ni.(II) [type of offering]
flenzna (na.sg.) Hanipina na.(I) Hanipina [gentilicium]
Hanpnas (gen.)
Flavie na.(I) Flavie [gentilicium]
Flaviies (gen.) hanθ ni.(II) front
hante-c, haθe, hate-c, haθe-c (loc.sg.) // hanθin
(loc.sg.) // haθr-θi (iness.sg.)
fler ni.(I) gift
fler (na.sg.) // flerś (gen.sg.) // flere (loc.sg.) //
flereri (dat.sg.) // flerχva (na.pl.) // flerχve Haparna na.(I) Haparna [gentilicium]
(loc.pl.) Haprni (loc.)

fler-eθar v.i. to receive gifts Hapisna na.(I) Hapisna [gentilicium]

flerθrce (perf.pret.) Hapisnei (loc.)

fleriś ni.(II) small gift har v.tr. to fill

flereś (na.sg.) hare (pret.)

Frauni na.(I) Frauni [gentilicium] Hasmun na.(I) Hasmun [gentilicium]

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Hasmun (na.) helna ni.(II) sacrifice

halna (na.)
Hasti na.(II) Hasti [female praenomen]
Hasti Heracle na.(I) Herakles [myth]
Hercle, Herecele, Herχle (na.) // Hercles (gen.)
Hastia na.(II) Hastia [female praenomen]
Hasti (na.) Heraclite na.(I) Herakleides [gentilicium]
Herclite, Ferclite (na.)
hatrencu na.(II) [person]
hatrencu (na.sg.) heram v.tr. to collect
herma (pres.) // heramve (pret.) // hermu
Haθiasna na.(I) Hathiasna [gentilicium] (part.)
Haθiasnas (gen.)
heramaś ni.(II) pillar, phallus, Hermes idol
Haθlia na.(II) Hathlia [male praenomen] heramaśva (na.pl.)
Haθlials (gen.+gen.)
Herame na.(I) Hermes [deity]
Haθna na.(I) Hathna [deity] Herme (na.)
Haθna (na.)
Herine na.(I/II) Herine [gentilicium]
Haurana na.(I) Haurana [gentilicium] Herine (na.) // Herinial (gen.) // Herneśa
(adess.)
Havrnas (gen.)

het v.tr. to pour

hec v.i. to lay down
het-um (inf.)
hecia (pres.) // hece (pret.) // hecece (perf.pret.)
// heczri (aor.nec.) // heχśθ (aor.part)
hetran ni.(II) [type of liquid religious offering]
Heiri na.(I) Heiri [gentilicium] hetrn (na.sg.)
Heiri (na.)
Heuχle na.(I) Heuchle [gentilicium]
Heirinia na.(II) Heirinia [gentilicium?] Hevχle (na.)
Herinial (gen.)
heva adj. every, each
hel v.tr. to sacrifice, to kill heva (nom.) // hevn (acc.)
helu (part.)
hi v.tr. [verb for religious dedication]
Helene na.(II) Helene [mythical character] hia (pres.)
Elinei (na.)
hiiuls na.(I) owl
helχ ni.(II) sacrificial animal hiuls (na.sg.)
halχ (na.)
hil ni.(II) enclosed land
helχza ni.(II) small sacrificial animal hil (na.sg.) // hilχve-tra (dat.pl.)
halχza (na.sg.) // halχze (loc.sg.)
hilar v.i. to enclose
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hilar (inf.) // hilare (pret.) // hilarθ (part.) Hustnal (gen.)

hinθ adj. below, beneath, underneath huθ num. four

hinθθin (loc.) // hinθa (adess.) huθ, hut (na.) // huθis, huθs, huts (gen.) //
huteri (dat.)
hinθial na.(I) spirit, ghost, shade
hinθial (na.) huθ-śar num. fourteen
huθzars (gen.)
hinθiu adv. below, beneath, underneath
hinθiu, hinθu huθila num. fourth
hutila
Hirume na.(I) Hirume [male praenomen]
Hirumesi (dat.) Huzcina na.(I) Huzcina [gentilicium]
Huzcnai (loc.)
Hirumina na.(I) Hirumina [gentilicium]
Hirumina (na.) // Hermenas (gen.) iχ adv. thus, then, so, therefore
iχ
hivu ni.(I) [type of libation offering]
hivus (gen.sg.) Iχśiun na.(I) Ixion [myth]
Iχśiun (na.)
hupni ni.(II) ossuary
hupni (na.sg.) // hupnina (na.pl.) // hupnineθi ilacu ni.(II) altar
(iness.pl.) ilucu (na.sg.) // ilacve, ilucve (loc.sg.)

hursi ni.(II) [liquid or material poured in religious in pron.3ps.in., pron.3pp. it, they
rite] in (na.)
hursi, hursi-c (na.sg.)
iś ni.(II) tray
Hurtina na.(I) Hurtina [gentilicium] iś-um (na.sg.) // iśvei (loc.pl.)
Hurtinas (gen.)
Iθaviśva na.(II) Ithavisva [female deity]
hus na.(II) child Eθauśva, Iθavuśva
husl (gen.sg.)
Χaire na.(II) Chaire [gentilicium]
husiu na.(I) child Χaireals (gen.+gen.)
husiur (na.pl.)
Χalχas na.(I) Chalchas [mythical character]
husiurna ni.(II) group of youths Χalχas (na.)
huzrna-tre (inst.sg.)
Χarun na.(I) Charun [deity]
husiurnana adj. youthful, young Χarun, Χaru (na.)
husrnana (na.)
χi ni.(I), adv. today
Hustina na.(II) Hustina [female praenomen] χi-em (na.sg.) // χiś (gen.) // χi-m-θ (iness.sg.)
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Χiiala na.(I) Chiiala [gentilicium]
Χielas (gen.)
Χurvar na.(I) Churvar [month]
Χurvar (na.)
laiva ni.(II) [type of offering]
laeti, laeti-m, laivets-m (for *laiveti-m)
(iness.sg.)
laiviś ni.(II) [type of offering]
laeś, laivis-ca (na.sg.) // lais-cla (loc.sg.)
Laχu na.(I) Lachu [male praenomen]
Laχuś (gen.)
Lanie na.(I) Lanie [male praenomen]
Lanies, Lenies (gen.)
Lapana na.(I) Lapana [gentilicium]
Lapanas, Lapinasͯ (gen.)
Lapse na.(I) Lapse [male praenomen]
Lapse (na.)
Laran na.(I) Laran [deity]
Laran (na.) // Laruns (gen.)
Laranie na.(II) Laranie [gentilicium]
Larnal (gen.) // Larnei (loc.) // Laraniia
(adess.)
Laranθ na.(I) Laranth [male praenomen]
Larnθ (na.)
Larice na.(I) Larice [male praenomen]
Larice, Larci, Larce (na.) // Larices (gen.)
Laris na.(II) Laris [male praenomen]
Laris (na.) // Larisal (gen.) // Larise (loc.) //
Larisale (dat.) // Larisa (adess.) // Larisaliśa
(gen.+adess.)
Lariu na.(I) Lariu [male praenomen]
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Larusi (dat.) // Laruśula (adess.)
Larθ na.(I/II) Larth [male praenomen]
Larθ, Lart (na.) // Larθs (gen.) // Larθal (gen.)
// Larθia, Larθa (adess.) // Larθals (gen.+gen.)
Larθia na.(II) Larthia [female praenomen]
Larθia, Larθiia, Larθi (na.) // Larθial (gen.) //
Larθiale (dat.)
Larza na.(I) Larza [male praenomen]
Larzas (gen.)
lasa na.(II) nymph
lasa (na.sg.)
Latiiu na.(I) Latiiu [gentilicium]
Latiu (na.)
Latini na.(II) Latini [gentilicium]
Latini (na.) // Laθinial (gen.)
laθ v.tr. to watch, to guard
laθ (inf.)
Laθerna na.(I) Latherna [gentilicium]
Laθerna (na.)
Laucane na.(I) Laucane [gentilicium]
Laucane (na.)
Laucie na.(I) Laucie [male praenomen]
Laucies (gen.) // Laucieia (adess.)
lauχum ni.(II) curia, municipal district, head of a
curia
luvχm (na.) // lauχumneti (iness.pl.)
Lauχumie na.(I) Lauchumie [gentilicium]
Lauχumeśa (adess.)
Lauχusie na.(I) Lauchusie [gentilicium]
Lauχusies (gen.)
Lauχusiena na.(I) Lauchusiena [gentilicium]
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Lauχusienas (gen.) Leve na.(I) Leve [gentilicium]

Levei (loc.)
Lausie na.(I) Lausie [male praenomen]
Lavsieś (gen.) Limurice na.(I) Limurice [gentilicium]
Limurces, Limrces (gen.)
lautuni na.(I) freeman
lautni, lautni-c, lautn (na.) // lautunis, lautnes, Lucer na.(I) Lucer [male praenomen]
lautneś (gen.sg.) Lucer (na.)

lautuniθa na.(I) freewoman lup v.tr. to cross over, to pass on

lautniθa, lautnita (na.sg.) lupuce (perf.pret.) // lupu (part.)

Lazi na.(II) Lazi [female praenomen]
Lazi (na.) // Lazia (adess.)
lei v.i. to lie down
leine (midd.pret.) // leinθ (midd.part.)
leitar ni.(I) [type of vessel]
leitr-um, leiθr (na.sg.)
leχutumuza ni.(II) small lekythos (type of vase)
leχtumuza (na.sg.)
Lemauśna na.(I) Lemausna [gentilicium]
Lemauśnaś (gen.)
len v.tr. to pour
len (inf.) // leniace (perf.pret.)
Lenie na.(I) Lenie [gentilicium]
Lenies (gen.)
Leθams na.(I) Lethams [deity]
Leθam (for *Leθams) (na.) // Leθamsul (gen.)
Leθana na.(I) Lethana [gentilicium]
Leθanei (loc.)
Leθe na.(I) Lethe [male praenomen]
Leθes (gen.)
leu na.(I) lion, lioness
leu (na.)
lus na.(I/II) ancestor, guardian spirit
lusaś (gen.sg.) // lusl, lvsl (gen.sg.) // lustraś
(dat.sg.) // lusver (na.pl.)
Lusce na.(I) Lusce [cognomen]
Lusce (na.)
Luscina na.(I) Luscina [gentilicium]
Lusχnei, Luscni (loc.)
lut ni.(II) egg
lut (na.sg.)
Lutnita na.(I) Lutnita [gentilicium]
Lutnita (na.)
luθ ni.(II) salt-cakes, mola salsa
luθ (na.sg.) // luθti (iness.sg.) // luθcva, ruθcva
(na.pl.) // luθcval (gen.pl.)
Luθuma na.(I) Luthuma [male praenomen]
Luθumas (gen.)
Macistrana na.(I) Mastarna (Servius Tullus) [myth]
Macstrna (na.)
Maiflana na.(I) Maiflana [gentilicium]
Maiflnas (gen.)
maχ num. five
maχ, mac (na.) // maχs (gen.)
Maχertie na.(I) Machertie [myth]
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Maχertie (na.)
mal v.tr. to bless, to sanctify
male, mele (pret.) // mulu (part.)
malana ni.(II) mirror
malana, malena (na.sg.)
maláχ adj. blessed, sanctified
malaχ, mulaχ, mlaχ (na.) // mlaχas, mlakaś,
mlakas (gen.) // malakasi (dat.)
Maláχiuχ na.(II) Malachiuch [myth]
Mlacuχ (na.)
malstria ni.(II) mirror
malstria (na.sg.)
malvá v.i. to be blessed
mula (pres.) // mule (pret.) // muluvace, mlace
(perf.pret.) // mulune, mulene (midd.pret.) //
muluvanice, mulvanice, muluvanece,
muluvunike, muluvunece, mulenice
(midd.perf.pret.) // muleθ (part.)
Mamarce na.(I) Mamarce [gentilicium]
Mamarce, Mamerce, Maerce (for Mamerce),
Mamurke (na.) // Mamarces, Mamurces (gen.)
man v.i. to remain
man (inf.)
manim ni.(II) spirit, deceased
manim, maniim (na.sg.) // manimeri (dat.sg.)
mar v.tr. to harvest
maru (part.)
maraniu ni.(II) small harvest
marniu (na.sg.)
maraniuχ ni.(II) bounty, harvest
marunuχ (na.sg.) // marunuχva
Marce na.(I) Marcus [male praenomen]
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Marce (na.)
Marcena na.(I) Marcena [gentilicium]
Marcena, Macena (for Marcena), Marcna
(na.)
Mariś na.(II) Maris [deity]
Mariś (na.) // Marisl (gen.)
marza ni.(II) small harvest
marza, marza-c (na.sg.)
mas v.tr. to entomb, to bury
maśu (part.)
Masan na.(I) Month of Burial [calendar]
Masan, Masn (na.sg.)
mat v.tr. to pick (fruit)
matu (part.)
matam ni.(II) pickings, gathered fruit
matam, matan (na.sg.) // matani (loc.sg.)
Matulna na.(I) Matulna [gentilicium]
Matulnas, Matulnas-c, Matunas (gen.) //
Matulnai (loc.)
maθ ni.(II) [type of offering]
maθcva, maθcva-c (na.pl.) // maθcve (loc.pl.)
maválχal num. fifty
muvalχls (gen.)
Mefanate na.(I) Mefanate [gentilicium]
Mefanateś (gen.)
Meian na.(II) Meian [deity]
Mean (na.)
meian ni.(II) youth
meiani (loc.sg.)
meχ na.(II) people
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meχ (na.sg.) // meχl, meχl-um (gen.sg.)
men v.tr. to place, to lay something down
mena (pres.) // mene (pret.) // menece
(perf.pret.) // menaχe (pass.pret.) // menaqu
(perf.part.)
Menarva na.(I) Menarva [deity]
Menrva (na.)
Menele na.(I) Menelaos [myth]
Menle (na.)
Meteli na.(I) Meteli [gentilicium]
Metli (na.) // Meteliś (gen.)
Metie na.(I) Metie [gentilicium]
Meties (gen.)
Metiena na.(I) Metiena [gentilicium]
Metienas (gen.)
Metru na.(I) Metru [male praenomen]
Metru (na.)
meθlum ni.(II) people, populus, state
meθlum (na.) // meθlumeś-c (gen.) //
meθlumeri-c (dat.) // meθlumθ, meθlumt,
meθlmθ (iness.)
mi pron.1ps. I
mi, mii, ni (nom.) // mini, mine, min (obl.) //
minipi, menpe, minpi, mipi (gen., loc.)
muni na.(I/II) plot, area
munis, munis-tas (gen.sg.) // muni-cleθ, muni-
clet (iness.sg.) // munśal (gen. +gen.sg.) //
munsθe-c (ill.sg.)
mur v.tr. to kill (tr.); to die (intr.)
murce (perf.pret.) // murin (midd.pres.)
Mura na.(I) Mura [gentilicium]
Murai (loc.)
Murila na.(I) Murila [gentilicium]
Murila (na.)
muriś ni.(I/II) container for the dead (ossuary, urn,
sarcophagus)
murs (na.sg.) // murśś (gen.sg.) // murśl
(gen.sg.) // murzva (na.pl.)
Muse na.(I) Muse [gentilicium]
Muses (gen.)
mut v.tr. to die
mutin (midd.) // mutince (midd.perf.pret.)
mutana ni.(II) sarcophagus, coffin
mutana, mutna (na.sg.) // mutniaθi (iness.sg.)
Muθicu na.(I) Muthicu [gentilicium]
Muθikus (na.)
nac pron. when, during
nac
nacnuva adj. big, great
nacnvaiasi (dat.pl.)
namer ni.(II) cup
namer (na.sg.)
Nane na.(I) Nane [male praenomen]
Nanes (gen.)

munisule na.(II) underground tomb Nanisia na.(I) Nanisia [gentilicium]

munisle (na.sg.) // munisuleθ, munisvleθ Nanisiei (loc.)
(gen.sg.)
nap ni.(II) [a place for offerings]
munθ ni.(II) pillar napti (iness.sg.)
muθ (na.sg.) // mnθcva (na.pl.)
naper ni.(II) cup
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naper, napar (na.sg.) nunθ (inf.) // nunθeri (nec.) // nunθχ

(pass.pres.) // nunθen (midd.) // nunθene
(midd.pret.) // nunθenθ (midd.part.) // nunθcu
naplan ni.(II) wineskin
(perf.part.)
naplan (na.)

Nuparzina na.(II) Nuparzina [gentilicium]

neputś na.(I) grandson
Nufrznal (gen.)
neftś, nefiś, nefś (na.sg.)

nurφ num. nine

neś ni.(I/II) dead person
neśs (gen.) // neśl (gen.)

nurφizi adv. nine times

neśna ni.(II) sepulcher
nurφzi
nesna (na.)

nuza ni.(II) feast

neθiś ni.(II) body organ, viscera
nuza (na.sg.)
neθśvis (gen.pl.)

nuzana ni.(II) feasting, feast

neθiśraχ adj. haruspical, pertaining to haruspicy
nuzinaia (na.pl.)
neθśrac (na.)

nuzilaχun v.tr. to feast on, to eat

Neθunś na.(II) Neptune [deity]
nuzlχne, nuzlχne-c (pret.)
Neθunaś (na.) // Neθunśl (gen.)

pa pron.rel. who, which, that

Nipe na.(I) Nipe [male praenomen]
ipa, epa, pa (nom.) // ipn (acc.) // pul (gen.) //
Nipe (na.) ipei (loc.) // psl (gen.+gen.)

niθu ni.(I) [type of libation offering] Paiθina na.(I) Paithina [gentilicium]

niθus-c (gen.sg.) Paiθunas, Paiθnas (gen.)

nuc na.(I) wrestler Paiθinaie na.(I) Paithinaie [gentilicium]

nucr (na.pl.) Paiθinaie (na.)

Numa na.(I) Numa [male praenomen] Paχa na.(I) Pacha [deity]

numa (na.sg.) Paχa (na.) // Paχies (gen.)

Numaclanie na.(I) Numaclanie [gentilicium] Paχaie na.(I) Pachaie [male praenomen]

Numclanies (gen.) Pachies (na.)

Numana na.(I/II) Numana [gentilicium] paχana adj., ni.(II) bacchanal, pertaining to Pacha;
Numnaś (gen.) // Numnal (gen.) Bacchic temple
paχanati (iness.sg.)
Numisie na.(I) Numisie [gentilicium]
Numisiies, Numusies (gen.) paχasnaśie na.(I) bacchantes
pacusnaśie (na.sg.)
nunθ v.i. to come (tr.); to bring (intr.)
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Palpe na.(I) Palpe [cognomen]
Palpe (na.)
papa na.(I) uncle
papa (na.sg.)
papals na.(II) nephew (patrilineal)
papals (na.sg.) // papalser (na.pl.)
Papana na.(I) Papana [gentilicium]
Papanai (loc.)
Papas na.(II) Papas [male praenomen]
Papas (na.) // Papasla (adess.) // Papaśliś
(gen.+gen.)
Papasina na.(I) Papasina [gentilicium]
Papsinaś (gen.)
Papaθna na.(I) Papathna [gentilicium]
Papaθnas (gen.)
par ni.(II) house, temple
parniχ adj. temple-related, religious
parniχ (na.)
Partunu na.(I) Partunu [gentilicium]
Partunus (gen.)
patara ni.(II) patera, shallow cup
patara (na.sg.)
Patrucle na.(I) Patroclus [myth]
Patrucles (gen.)
paz v.tr. to drain liquid
pazu (na.)
Pazieθe na.(I) Paziethe [gentilicium]
Pazieθes (gen.)
Pecase na.(I) Pegasus [myth]
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Pecse (na.)
pen adv. below, beneath, underneath
pen
peneθa adv. below, beneath, underneath
penθa (na.) // penezś (gen.)
peneθana adv., adj. below, beneath, underneath
penθna // penznas (gen.)
Pepuna na.(I) Pepuna [gentilicium]
Pepunas (gen.)
per v.tr. to pour
peraśce (perf.pret.)
perp v.tr. [action involving altar worship]
perpri (nec.)
pes ni.(I) sustenance
pes, pes-c (na.sg.) // pesś(gen.sg.)
Pesna na.(I) Pesna [gentilicium]
Pesna (na.) // Pesnas, Pesnaś (gen.)
pesna ni.(II) [type of vessel containing offerings of
pes]
peisna (for *pesna(?)) (na.sg.)
pesnaiu ni.(II) [type of vessel containing offerings
of pes]
pesnu (na.)
Petru na.(II) Petru [female praenomen]
Petrual (gen.) // Petrui (loc.)
Petruna na.(II) Petruna [gentilicium]
Petrunai, Petruni (na.)
Petui na.(I) Petui [female praenomen]
Petui, Petvi (na.) // Petvial (gen.)
peθas v.tr. to fill
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peθsin (midd.pres.)
peθereni adv. above
peθereni
Peθna na.(I) Pethna [gentilicium]
Peθnei (loc.)
pic v.tr. to display, to show
picas (aor.) // picasri (aor.nec.)
Pinie na.(I) Pinie [gentilicium]
Pinies (gen.)
Pitilnia na.(I) Pitilnia [gentilicium]
Pitilnia (na.)
piθe na.(I) Pithe [male praenomen]
Piθes (gen.)
Pivi na.(I) Pivi [male praenomen]
Pivi (na.)
Platunalu na.(I) Platunalu [gentilicium]
Platunalus (gen.)
Plaute na.(I) Plaute [gentilicium]
Plaute (na.)
Plecu na.(I) Plecu [gentilicium]
Plecus (gen.)
Plecuθu na.(I) Plecu family member
Precuθurasi (dat.pl.)
pluti ni.(II) [libation offering]
pluti-m (na.sg.)
pruχu ni.(II) prochous, pitcher
pruχś (gen.sg.)
pruχum ni.(II) prochous, pitcher
pruχum (na.)
pruχuna adj. of or relating to a prochous
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prucuna (na.)
prumaθs na.(I) great-grandson
prumaθs, prumts (na.sg.)
prunta na.(I) augur of lightning, fulguriator
fronta-c (na.sg.)
Pruśilna na.(I) Prusilna [gentilicium]
Pruślnas (gen.) // Pruślnai (loc.)
puia na.(II) wife
puia (na.sg.) // puial (gen.)
Puiana ni.(II) Puiana [gentilicium]
Puiunal (gen.)
Pulia na.(I) Pulia [gentilicium]
Pulia, Pulia-c, Puli (na.) // Puliuś, Pules (gen.)
// Pulialisa (gen.+adess.)
Puliana na.(I) Puliana [gentilicium]
Pulenas (gen.)
pulum ni.(II) nail; star; soul
pulum (na.sg.) // pulumχva, fulumχva (na.pl.)
pulumza ni.(II) nail; star
pulunza (na.)
Pulutuce na.(I) Pollux [deity]
Pultuce (na.) // Pultuceś (gen.)
Pumpia na.(I) Pumpia [male praenomen]
Pupias (gen.)
Pumpilie na.(I) Pumpilie [gentilicium]
Pumplial-χ (for Pumplial-c) (gen.)
Pumpu na.(I) Pumpu [gentilicium]
Pumpu (na.) // Pumpus, Pupuś (gen.)
Pumpuna na.(I/II) Pumpuna [gentilicium]
Punpunas (gen.) // Pumpnal (gen.) //
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Pumpnaliśa, Pumpnalisa (gen.+adess.)
Pupluna ni.(II) Populonia [city]
Pupluna, Fufluna (na.)
Pupluns na.(I) Pupluns [deity]
Fufluns, Fuflus (na.) // Fuflnsul (gen.)
puratum adj. private
puratum (na.)
Puria na.(I) Puria [male praenomen]
Puriias (gen.)
Purni na.(I) Purni [gentilicium]
Purni (na.)
purθiśvaiuχ ni.(II) dedicatory object
purθśvavcti (iness.sg.)
purθiśvana ni.(II) [abstract religious noun]
purtśvana (na.sg.) // purtśvanati (iness.sg.)
Pustumina na.(I) Postumius [gentilicium]
Pustminas (gen.)
put v.tr. to set down, to leave behind (tr.)
pute (pret.) // puts, puθs (aor.) // puθce
(perf.pret.)
putina ni.(II) cup for libations
putina (na.)
putiza ni.(II) small cup for libations
putiza (na.sg.)
Φerse na.(I) Perseus [male praenomen]
Φerse (na.)
Φersu na.(I) Persian
Φerusnaχ adj. Perugian, of Perugia
Φersnaχs (gen.)
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Racalu na.(I) Racalu [male praenomen]
Rakalus (gen.)
Racu na.(I) Racu [male praenomen]
Racus (gen.)
raχ ni.(II) [place]
raχ (loc.sg.?) // raχś (gen.sg.) // raχθi, raχti,
raχuθ, raχθ (iness.sg.)
ramva v.i. [action regarding sacrificial animals]
ramue (pret.) // ramueθ (part.)
Ramvaθa na.(I) Ramvatha [female praenomen]
Rameθa, Ramaθa, Ramuθa, Ramθa, Ramθa-c
(na.) // Ramaθas, Ramθaś, Ramθas, Ramθas-c
(gen.) // Ramθes-c (abl.) // Ramuθasi (dat.)
Ranazu na.(I) Ranazu [male praenomen]
Ranazu (na.)
rane ni.(II) frog
rane-m (na.sg.)
Rapalni na.(I) Rapalni [gentilicium]
Raplni (na.)
Rasena na.(I/II) Etruria
Rasna, Raśna // Rasnas (gen.) // Rasnal,
Raśnal (gen.) // Rasne (loc.) // Rasnes (abl.)
Ravanθu na.(I) Ravanthu [female praenomen]
Ravenθu, Ravnθu (na.) // Ravnthus.
Remza na.(II) Remza [female praenomen]
Ramza (na.)
Remzana na.(I/II) Remzana [gentilicium]
Remzna (na.) // Remznal (gen.) // Remzanei
(loc.) // Remzanasa (adess.)
rena ni.(II) [physical object]
reneθi (iness.sg.)
Repesuna na.(I) Repesuna [gentilicium]
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Repesunas (gen.) sacniśa, sacnisa (adess.sg.)

repin adv. behind; north sacniiu ni.(I) soul, dear soul

repine-c (loc.) // repinθi-c (iness.) sacniu (na.)

Restia na.(I) Restia [gentilicium] sacúnna adj. holy, sanctified, blessed

Restias (gen.) scuna

ril ni.(II) age, lifetime sal adj. good, proper, upright

ril (na.sg.) sal

riθna ni.(II) table (for sacrifice or libations) Sale na.(I) Sale [male praenomen]
riθnai (loc.) Sales (gen.)

Rufe na.(I) Rufe [gentilicium] saniśva adj. old

Rufe (na.) // Ruvfes (gen.) sanisva

Ruifri na.(I) Ruifri [gentilicium] sanχune ni.(II) vessel for blood offerings
Ruifriś (gen.sg.) sanχune-ta (na.sg.)

Rumaχ na.(I), adj. Roman santi na.(I) priest

Rumaχ (na.sg.) śanti, santi-c (na.sg.) // śantiś-tś (gen.sg.)

Rusina na.(II) Rusina [gentilicium] Satna na.(I) Satna [female praenomen]

Rusinal (gen.) Satnal-c (gen.)

Rutile na.(I) [male praenomen] Saupunia na.(I) Saupunia [gentilicium]

Rutile (na.) Savpunias (gen.)

ruva na.(I) brother savicnes na.(I) plate

ruva (na.) savcnes (na.sg.)

ruz v.tr. to be divided up, to be apportioned scan v.tr. to sanctify

ruze (pret.) ścanin (midd.pres.) // ścanince (midd.perf.pret.)

sac v.tr. to sanctify, to make holy, to bless Scarpe na.(I) Scarpe [gentilicium]
saca (pres.) // scune (midd.pret.) Scarpe (na.sg.)

saciu ni.(II) small sacerdotal Seiante na.(II) Seiante [gentilicium]

sakiu (na.sg.) Seiante (na.)

sacni ni.(I) soul Seitiθi na.(I) Seitithi [gentilicium]

sacni (na.sg.) // śacni-cn (acc.sg.) // śacni-cle-ri, Seitiθi (na.) // Seitiθialiśa (gen.+adess.)
sacni-cle-ri (dat.sg.) // śacni-cś-treś (dat.sg.) //
seχ na.(II) daughter
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seχ, śeχ, śec, sec (na.sg.) Śeθlans (na.)

Seχie na.(I) Sechie [male praenomen] seθum ni.(II) hammer

Seχis [ETP 15; REE 56:339] (gen.) seθum (na.sg.)

sel v.tr. to give, to hand over Seθumna na.(I) Sethumna [gentilicium]

sela (pres.) // śelace (perf.) Setmnal (gen.)

sela ni.(II) hand siianś na.(II) ancestor, deceased

sele-itala (loc.sg.+adess.sg.) sianś (na.sg.) // sanśl (gen.sg.)

Selvanś na.(II) Selvans [deity] Sime na.(I) Simos [deity]

Selvanś (na.) // Selvansl (gen.) Sime (na.) // Siml (gen.)

Semala na.(I) Semele [deity] Sisupe na.(I) Sisyphus [myth]

Semla (na.) Sispeś (gen.)

semφ num. seven sleleθ ni.(II) stela, cippus

sleleθ (na.sg.)

Semu na.(I) Semu [male praenomen] sminθian ni.(I) sanctuary of Apollo, smintheion
Semus (gen.) isminθians (gen.sg.)

Sepre na.(I) Sepre [gentilicium] Sminθianna na.(II) Sminthianna [gentilicium]

Sepres (gen.) Śminθinal (gen.)

Sepunie na.(I) Sepunie [gentilicium] snena adv. on top, over

Sepunes (gen.) snena

ser v.tr. to remain snuia adj. many, numerous

ser (inf.) snua

Serturi na.(I) Serturi [gentilicium] snuiapi adj. more numerous, greater

Sertur, Serθur, Zerturi (na.) snuiaφ, snuiuφ

ses v.tr. [action towards sacrificial animals] Snuti na.(I) Snuti [male praenomen]
sese (pret.) Snuti, Snute (na.)

Setri na.(I) Setri [gentilicium] spanti ni.(II) platter, plate, dish

Setria (adess.) spanti, spati (na.)

seθ v.tr. to hammer, to strike Spantu na.(I) Spantu [gentilicium]

seθasri (aor.nec.) Spantu (na.)

Seθilanś na.(II) Sethilans [deity] spel ni.(II) tomb, hole, opening

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śpel (na.sg) // śpelθi (iness.sg.) // śpelane sun-tnam (pres.)

(loc.pl.)
sunθeruza ni.(II) pyxis, cosmetic box
spet v.tr. to open sunθeruza (na.sg.)
spetri (nec.)
Surate na.(I) Surate [cognomen]
Spitu na.(I) Spitu [gentilicium] Surate (na.)
Spitus (gen.)
Sutarina na.(I) Sutarina [gentilicium]
Spulara na.(I) Spulara [gentilicium] Sutrinaś (gen.)
Spulare (loc.)
Sveiamaχ na.(I) Sovanian, of Sovana
spur ni.(II) city Sveamaχ (na.sg.)
spur (na.sg.) // spural (gen.sg) // śpureri,
spureś-treś (dat.sg) // spureθi (iness.sg.)
Sveitu na.(I) Sveitu [gentilicium]
Sveitus (gen.)
spurana na.(I) civic, municipal
spurana, śpurana (na.) // spureni (loc.)
svel v.tr. to live
svalce (perf.) // svalas (aor.)
Spuriana na.(II) Spuriana [gentilicium]
Spuriana (na.) // Spurinal (gen.)
svel na.(I) living person
svelereś-c (gen.pl.)
Spuriaza na.(I) Spuriaza [male praenomen,
gentilicium]
Svincina na.(I) Svincina [gentilicium]
Spuriaza (na.) // Spuriiazas (gen.)
Svincinas (gen.)

Spurie na.(I) Spurie [male praenomen]

śa num. six
Spuriies (gen.) // Spuriesi (dat.)
śa, sa, sa-m (na.) // śas (gen.)

sran ni.(II) image, ornament, decoration

śaiálχal num. sixty
sren, śran-c (na.sg.) // śrenχve, śrencve (loc.pl.)
śealχls-c (gen.)

stasinu ni.(II) [type of bowl]

śar num. ten
śtasinu (na.sg.)
śar (nom.) // śariś (gen.)

staslar ni.(II) whorl

śarvana ni.(II) tithe
staslar (na.pl.)
śarvenas (gen.pl.)

sul ni.(I/II) [type of offering]

Śatilna na.(II) Satilna [gentilicium]
sulal (gen.sg.) // suluśi (dat.sg.) // sulχva (na.pl.)
Śatlnal-c (gen.) // Śaθnai (loc.)

suliś ni.(II) [type of offering]

Śatna na.(I) Satna [female praenomen]
suls (na.sg.) // sulsle (loc.sg.)
Śatnal-c (gen.)

sun v.tr. to perform, to do

śaθa ni.(I) [liquid used in libation offerings]
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śaθaś (gen.sg.)
śetil v.tr. to approve, to accept
śetilune-c (midd.pret.)
Śeθrana na.(I) Sethrana [gentilicium]
Śeθrna (na.) // Seθrnaśa (adess.)
Śeθre na.(I) Sethre [male praenomen]
Śeθre (na.) // Śeθres, Seθres (gen.) // Śeθreśa
(adess.) // Śeθreśla (gen.+adess.)
śeu na.(I) east
śeu-c (na.sg.) // śeuś (gen.sg.)
śi ni.(II) west
śi-c (na.sg.)
śin v.tr. to approach
śin (inf.)
Śiθurna na.(I) Shithurna [gentilicium]
śiθurnas, Śitrinas (gen.)
śuci ni.(II) incense
śuci, śuci-c, zuci, zuc (na.sg.) // śuciva (na.pl.)
Śuplu na.(I) Suplu [gentilicium]
Śuplu, Suplu (na.)
śuri ni.(II); adj. bronze
śuri, sure (na.) // śuuris, śuris (gen.)
Śurnu na.(I) Surnu [gentilicium]
Śurnus (gen.)
śuθi ni.(II) grave
śuθi, suθi, suti, suθi-c, suθ (na.sg.) // śuθil,
suθil (gen.sg.) // śuθiθi, śuθiθ, suθiθ (iness.sg.)
śuθina ni.(II) grave object
śuθina, zuθina (na.sg.) // sutanaś (gen.sg.)
śuθiu ni.(II) small grave
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suθu (na.sg.)
ta pron.dist. that, the
ita, ta, -ta (nom.) // itane, itani-m, itan, itun,
etan, etun, -tn (acc.) // teiś (gen.) // tei (loc.)
Taitale na.(I) Daidalos [myth]
Taitle (na.)
Talámunus na.(I) Talamunus [gentilicium]
Tlamnus (na.)
Talápu na.(I) Talapu [gentilicium]
Tlapu (na.) // Tlapuś (gen.) // Tlapusa (adess.)
Talápuna na.(II) Talapuna [gentilicium]
Tlapnal (gen.) // Tlapuni (loc.)
tamera na.(I) vase
tamera (na.sg.) // tameres-ca (gen.sg.)
taná adv. then, so
ituna, itna, etna-m, -tna-m
Tanna na.(I) Tanna [gentilicium]
Tanna
tar ni.(II) [small animal offering]
tar, tar-c (na.sg.)
Tarcste na.(I) Tarcste [gentilicium]
Tarcste (na.)
Tarχe na.(I) Tarchon, Tages [deity]
Tarχuna na.(II) Tarquinia [city]
Tarχnalθi, Tarχnalθ (gen.+iness.)
Tarχunaie na.(I) Tarchunaie [gentilicium]
Tarχunies (gen.)
Tarnai na.(I) Tarnai [gentilicium]
Tarnai (na.) // Tarnes (gen.)
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Tartanium adj. Dardanian teśamsa (adess.sg.)

Dardanium (na.)
tesiamθ na.(I) sacrificer, butcher
taśiri ni.(II) [type of religious offering] tesinθ (na.sg.)
taśri (na.sg.)
teta na.(II) aunt
tau v.tr. to see, to behold, to watch; to show, to teta (na.sg.)
demonstrate
etva, tva (pres.) // etve (pret.) Tetala na.(I) Tetala [gentilicium]
Tetula (na.)
tauraθ na.(I) seer, augur
teveraθ tetals na.(II) nephew, niece (matrilineal)
tetals (na.sg.)
tec v.tr. to erect
tec-um (pres.) // tece (pret.) tetana adj. materteral, pertaining to the aunt
tetana
Teiθurna na.(I) Teithurna [gentilicium]
Teiθurnasi (dat.) Tetanaie na.(I) Tetanaie [gentilicium]
Tetnie (na.) // Tetnies, Tetnis (gen.)
tel v.tr. to fight, to battle
tele (pret.) tiiur na.(I) month, moon
tiur (na.sg.) // tiiurś, tivrs (gen.sg.) // tiuri-m
temam na.(I) priest (loc.sg.)
temamer (na.pl)
tin ni.(I) day, sun
ten v.d. to present tin (na.sg.) // tinaś, tinś (gen.sg.) // tinśi
tena (pres.) // tence (perf.pret.) // tenine (dat.sg.) // tina (adess.sg.)
(midd.pret.) // tenu (part.)
tinaś-cvil ni.(I) sundisc
Tenie ni.(II) Tenie [gentilicium] tinścvil
Tenies (gen.)
Tinia na.(I) Tinia [deity]
tenθ v.i. to present Tinia (nom.) // Tinas
tenθ (inf.) // tenθas (aor.)
Tiφile na.(I) Tiphile [gentilicium]
Terasia na.(I) Teiresia [male praenomen] Tiφile (na.)
Terasiaś, Teresias (gen.) // Teriasals (gen.)
tiria ni.(I) metal
Termuna na.(I) Termuna [gentilicium] tirias (gen.sg.)
Termunas (gen.)
tiria adj. metallic
tesiam na.(I) sacrificial animal, sacrifice tiria (na.)
tesim (na.sg.) // teśami-tn (acc.sg.) // teśns
(gen.sg.) // teśne, tesiame-itale (loc.sg.) // Tite na.(I/II) Tite [male praenomen]
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Tite, Titi (na.) // Titias (gen.) // Titial-c (gen.)
Titena na.(I) Titena [gentilicium]
Titenas (gen.)
tleχa ni.(II) war
tleχe (loc.sg.)
tmia ni.(II) temple
tmia (na.sg.) // tmial (gen.sg.)
tra v.tr. to pour, to sprinkle
trin (midd.pres.) // trau (part.) // trinθ
(midd.part.)
traula ni.(I) libation
traula-c (na.sg.)
Trepi na.(I) Trepi [gentilicium]
Trepi (na.)
Trepu na.(I) Trepu [gentilicium]
Trepu (na.)
Tresele na.(I) Tresele [gentilicium]
Treseles (gen.)
trinθ v.i. to pour
trinθaśa (aor.pres.)
Truia ni.(I) Troy [city]
Truia (na.) // Truies (gen.)
trut v.i. to be given drink; to be poured
truθ, trut-um (inf.) // trutanaśa
(midd.aor.pres.) // truθt (part.)
trutun na.(I) [type of person, possibly a position]
truθun (na.sg.)
trutunut ni.(II) augur, oracle
trutnvt (na.sg.)
trutvecie na.(I) haruspex, oracle ?
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trutvecie (na.sg.)
Tuχulχa na.(I) Tuchulcha [deity]
Tuχulχa, Tuχlac (for *Tuχlχac) (na.)
tul ni.(I) boundary stone, milestone, terminus
tul (na.sg.) // tul-trais (dat.sg.) // tuleśa
(adess.sg.)
Tula na.(I) Tula [male praenomen]
Tula (na.)
tular v.tr. to mark (as a boundary)
tulerase (aor.pret.) // tularu (part.)
tular ni.(I) boundary stone, terminus
tular (na.sg.) // tularias (gen.pl.)
Tulumnaie na.(I) Tulumnaie [gentilicium]
Tulumneś (gen.)
Tuntale na.(I) Tyndareos [myth]
Tuntle (na.)
tupi ni.(II) stone
tupi (na.sg.)
tur v.d. to give, to offer
tur (inf.) // tura (pres.) // ture (pret.) // turuce,
turuke, turice, turce, turke (perf.pret.) // turi
(nec.) // turune (midd.pret.) // turu (part.)
Turan na.(II) Turan [deity]
Turan (na.) // Turan-pi (loc.)
Turaniu na.(I) Turaniu [deity]
Turnu
Turmiś na.(I) Turms [deity]
Turms (na.) // Turmsal (gen.)
turza ni.(II) little gift
turza (na.sg.) // turzais (gen.sg.) // turzai
(loc.sg.)
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tusna na.(I) swan
tusna (na.sg.) // tusnas (gen.sg.)
tuś ni.(II) funerary niche
tuśθi, tuśti (iness.sg.)
Tuśnu na.(I) Tusnu [gentilicium]
Tusnus (gen.) // Tuśnui (loc.)
Tuśnutinaie na.(I) Tusnutinaie [gentilicium]
Tusnutnie (na.)
tuśurθi na.(I) consort
tuśurθi (na.sg.) // tuśurθii (loc.sg.) // tusurθir
(na.pl.)
Tuśuva na.(I) Tusuva [male praenomen]
Tuśuvaś (gen.)
Tute na.(I) Tute [gentilicium]
Tute (na.) // Tutes (gen.) // Tuteis (abl.)
Tutina na.(I/II) Tutina [gentilicium]
Tutnal (gen.) // Tutnaśa (adess.) // Tutnaliśa
(gen.+adess.)
tuθi na.(I) community
tuθi, tuti (na.sg.)
tuθina ni.(II) district
tuθina (na.sg.) // tuθineś (gen.sg.)
θaca ni.(II) [a place of offering]
θaca-c (na.sg.) // θaclθi, θaclθ
θaχś v.tr. to worship
θaχśin (midd.) // θaχśeri (nec.)
θam v.tr. to establish, to found
θamuce, θamce (perf.pret.) // θemiasa (aor.) //
θamequ (perf.part.)
θan v.tr. to be mindful of, to remember, to mourn
θanasa (aor.pres.) // θanu (part.)
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Θanacvil na.(I) Thanacvil [female praenomen]
Θankvil, Θancvil, Θanχvil (na.) // Θanakviluś,
Θanaχvils, Θanχvilus, Θanχviluis-c (gen.)
θanas na.(I) mourner
θans (na.sg.) // tanasar, θansur (na.pl.)
Θania na.(II) Thania [female praenomen]
Θania, Θana (na.)
Θanirśie na.(I) Thanirsie [male praenomen]
Θanirśiie (na.)
Θanse na.(I) Thanse [male praenomen]
Θanse (na.) // Θanses-ca (gen.)
Θansina na.(I) Thansina
Θansinas (gen.)
Θanura na.(I) Thanura [deity]
Θanra, Θanr (na.) // Θanruś, Θanrś (gen.) //
Θanurari (loc.)
θapana ni.(II) pitcher
θapna, θafna, tafina (na.sg.) // θapneś-tś
(gen.sg.)
θapanaza ni.(II) little pitcher
θapnza-c (na.sg.)
θapic v.tr. to curse, to doom
θapicun (midd.)
θarθie ni.(II) [animal offering?]
θarθie (na.)
θaura na.(I) bull
θaura (na.sg.) // θaure (loc.sg.)
Θaura-Mineś na.(I) Minotaur [deity]
Θevrumineś (na.)
θauracilna na.(I) priest performing a bull sacrifice,
flamen
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θevruclnas (gen.) θi (na.) // θil (gen.) // θii (loc.)

θaurχ ni.(II) bull sacrifice θina ni.(II) water cup

θaurχ (na.) θina (na.sg.)

Θefarie na.(I) Thefarie [male praenomen] θuc v.tr. to empty

Θefarie (na.) // Θefries (gen.) // Θefariei (loc.) θucu (part.)
// Θefriśa (adess.)
Θucer na.(I) Thucer [male praenomen]
θeivi ni.(II) [a place or space] Θucer (na.)
θeiviti (iness.sg.)
Θucerna na.(I) Thucerna [gentilicium]
θel v.tr. to bring about, to produce, to give birth Θucernas (gen.)
θeluśa (aor.pres.) // θelu (part.)
θui adv. together, united
Θelna na.(II) Thelna [deity] θui, θui-um
Θalna, Talna (na.)
θuχ ni.(II) chamber
θes v.i. to dawn, to rise (as of the sun) θuχ (na.sg.) // θuχti, θuχt (iness.sg.)

θulut na.(I) twin

θesan na.(I) morning θuluter (na.pl.)
θesan (na.sg.) // θesns (gen.sg.) // θesnin,
θesane-c (loc.sg.)
θum ni.(I) tomb
θumi-tle, θumi-zle (loc.sg.) // θumsa (adess.sg.)
Θese na.(I) Theseus [myth]
Θese (na.)
θun num. one
θun, θu (na.) // θunś (gen.) // θuni (loc.) // θunt
Θestia na.(II) Thestia [female praenomen] (iness.sg.)
Θestia (adess.)
θun-em zaθrum num. nineteen
θesθiu adv. eastward θunem zaθrumś (gen.)
θesθu
θunaśna adj. first
Θesu na.(I) Thesu [male praenomen] θunśna
Θesus (gen.)
θunχul ni.(II) cave
Θeθis na.(II) Thethis [deity] θunχule-m (loc.sg.) // θunχulθe (iness.sg.) //
Θeθis (na.) θunχulθl (iness.+gen.sg.)

θez v.tr. to dedicate θunur adv. one each

tez, θezi (inf.) // θezeri, θezeri-c (nec.) // θezin tunur
(midd.) // θezince (midd.perf.pret.) // tezan
θunzi adv. once, one time
θi ni.(II) water
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θunz Upsiie (na.)

θup ni.(II) oath, promise, vow Ura na.(I) Ura [male praenomen]
θuf (na.) // θufl (gen.sg.) // θufi (loc.sg.) Uras (gen.)

Θupalθa na.(I) Thupaltha [deity] Urinate na.(I) Urinate [gentilicium]

θuplθas, θuflθaś (gen.) // θuflθi-cla (loc.) Urinates (gen.) // Vrinati (loc.)

Θupe na.(I) Thupe [male praenomen] urχ na.(I) [type of animal offering]
Θupes (gen.) urχ (na.sg.) // urχeiś (gen.sg.)

θuta adj. all, whole, entire Urχusna na.(I) Urchusna [gentilicium]

θuta (na.) Urχosnas (gen.)

θuva na.(I) whole, entirety urθ v.tr. to give, to offer

θuvas, θuveś, θues, θueś (gen.) urθri (nec.) // urθanike (midd.perf.pret.)

Uχulni na.(I) Uchulni [male praenomen] us ni.(II) setting (of sun, moon, stars), dusk
Uχulni (na.) usi (loc.sg.) // useti (iness.sg.)

Ultimne na.(I) Ultimne [gentilicium] usil na.(I) setting (of sun, moon, stars), dusk
Ultimne (na.) usil (na.sg.) // usils (gen.sg.) // usli (loc.sg.)

um v.tr. to devote, to dedicate usilan ni.(II) setting (of sun, moon, stars), dusk
umene (midd.pret.) // umu (part.) usilane (loc.sg.)

un ni.(II) libation ut v.tr. to give

un, un-um (na.sg.) // uni, une (loc.sg.) // una uθari (nec.) // utuśe, utuse (aor.pret.) // utince
(adess.sg.) // unχva (na.pl.) (midd.perf.pret.)

Una na.(I) Una [gentilicium] Utani na.(I) Utani [gentilicium]

Unas (gen.) Utani, Utani-ces (na.)

Uni na.(I/II) Juno [deity] Uθuze na.(I) Odysseus [mythical character]

Uni (na.) // Unias // Unial (gen.) // Unialθi, Uθuze (na.)
Unialθ (gen.) // Unialas-tres (gen.+gen.+dat.)
Uvi na.(II) Uvi [female praenomen]
Uperium na.(I) Hyperion Uvial (gen.)
Uprium (na.)
vacil ni.(II) votive offering
uple ni.(II) disease, illness vacil, vacal, vacl (na.sg.) // vacili (loc.sg.)
uples (gen.sg.) // ufli (loc.sg.)
Vaituluna na.(II) Vetulonia [city]
Upsie na.(I) Upsie [gentilicium] Vaitluna, Vatlna (na.)
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vaχar na.(I) servant Velimna (na.) // Velimnas, Velimnaś (gen.) //

vaχr (na.sg.) Velimnei (loc.)

van v.i. [intransitive verb of unknown meaning] Velχ na.(II) Vulci [city]
vane-c Velχ (na.) // Velχl (gen.) // Velχi, Velχe (loc.) //
Velχlθi (iness.)
Vanθ na.(II) Vanth [deity]
Velχa na.(I) Velcha [gentilicium]
Velχas (gen.)
vat v.tr. to dedicate
Velχaie na.(I) Velchaie [gentilicium]
vatieχe (pass.pret.)
Velχaie (na.) // Velχieś (gen.)
vecsa ni.(II) [type of vessel]
Velχan na.(I) Velchan (Velchans) [deity]
vecsaθ, vecsat (iness.sg.)

Veive na.(I) Veiove [deity]

Velχasna na.(I) Velchasna [gentilicium]
Veiveś (gen.)
Velχasnas (gen.) // Velχainasi (for *Velχasnasi)
(dat.)
Vel na.(I) Vel [male praenomen]
Vel (na.) // Velus (gen.) // Velusi (dat.) // Veluśa
Velχe na.(I) Velche [male praenomen]
(adess.)
Velχe (na.) // Velχeś, Velχes (gen.)
Velaria na.(II) Velaria [female praenomen]
Velχitie na.(I) Velchitie [gentilicium]
Velaral (gen.)
Velχite (na.)
Velaśna na.(I) Velasna [gentilicium]
Velśu na.(I) Velsu [gentilicium]
Velasnaś (gen.) // Velaśneí (loc.)
Velśu (na.) // Velśui (dat.)
Velaθera na.(II) Volterra [city]
velθa na.(I) deity of the underworld, deus inferior
Velaθri (loc.)
velθa (na.sg.) // velθe (loc.sg.) // velθur (na.pl.)
// velθre (loc.pl.)
Velelia na.(I) Velelia [male praenomen]
Velelias (gen.) // Veleliiasi (dat.)
Velθaiena na.(I) Velthaiena [gentilicium]
Velθina (na.) // Velθienas, Velθinas (gen.)
Velia na.(II) Velia [female praenomen]
Velia-k (na.) // Veliaś, Velas (gen.)
Velθaienaθu na.(I) Velthaiena family member
Veltinaθuras (gen.pl.)
Veliana na.(I) Veliana [gentilicium]
Velianas, Veliiunas, Vilianas, Velanas (gen.)
velθina na.(I) offerings to the veltha
velθineś (gen.sg.)
Velie na.(I) Velie [gentilicium]
Veliies (gen.) // Velieśa (adess.)
Velθuna na.(II) Voltumna [city]
Veltune (loc.)
Velimna na.(I) Velimna [gentilicium]
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Velθur na.(I) Velthur [praenomen] Vetena na.(II) Vetena [gentilicium]

Velθur (na.) // Velθurus, Velθurs (gen.) // Vetinal, Vetanal, Vetnal (gen.) // Vetnalisa
Velθura (adess.) // Velθurusla (gen.+adess.)
Vetenaia na.(II) Vetinaia [gentilicium]
Velθuria na.(I) Velthuria [gentilicium] Vetenei, Vetinei, Vetanei, Vetnei
Velθuria (na.)
Vetia na.(II) Vetia [female praenomen]
Velzinaχ na.(I) Volsinian Vetial (gen.)
Velznaχ (na.)
Vetie na.(I) Vetie [male praenomen, gentilicium]
Venel na.(I) Venel [male praenomen] Veteś, Vetes, Vetis (gen.) // Vetieśi (dat.)
Venel (na.) // Venelus (gen.) // Venelasi (dat.) //
Venala (adess.)
Vetru na.(I) Vetru [gentilicium]
Vetru (na.) // Vetruis (gen.)
Venete na.(I) Venete [gentilicium]
Venetes (gen.)
Vicare na.(I) Ikaros [myth]
Vikare (na.)
Venu na.(I) Venu [male praenomen]
Venuś, Venus (gen.)
Vicina na.(I) Vicina [gentilicium]
Uicina (na.)
Verati na.(I) Verati [gentilicium]
Verati (na.)
vil v.tr. to cleanse
vile (pret.) // vilu (part.)
versa ni.(II) fire
versu-m (na.sg.)
Vilatas na.(I) Oiliades [gentilicium]
Vilatas (na.)
versaie ni.(II) firepot
verśie (na.sg.)
vina ni.(II) wine
vina, vina-c (na.sg.)
Veru na.(I) [cognomen]
Veru
Vinacena na.(I) Vinacena [gentilicium]
Vinacna (na.) // Vinucenas (gen.) // Vincnai
Vesia na.(II) Vesia [female praenomen] (loc.?)
Vesial (gen.)
vinum ni.(II) wine
Vestaraie na.(I) Vestaraie [gentilicium] vinum (na.sg.) // vinumaia, vinimia (na.pl.)
Vestraes (gen.)
Vipie na.(I/II) Vipie [gentilicium]
Vestina na.(II) Vestina [gentilicium] Vipie, Vipe, Vipi (na.) // Vipes (gen.) // Vipial
Vestnal (gen.) (gen.)

Vestiricina na.(II) Vestiricina [gentilicium] Vipiena na.(I) Vipiena [gentilicium]

Vestrknal (gen.) // Vestrcnie (loc.) // Vipina (na.) // Vipiiennas (gen.) // Vipinei
Vestiricinala (dat.) (loc.)
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Vipieθu na.(I) member of the Vipie family zarva ni.(II) [type of offering]
Vipiθur (na.pl.) zarva, zarua (na.sg.) // zarve (loc.sg.) //
śarvenas (gen.pl).
Visce na.(I) Visce [gentilicium, cognomen]
Visce (genticilum), (cognomen) zati ni.(II) entrance, gate
zati (loc.sg.)
Viscena na.(II) Viscena [female praenomen]
Viscnal (gen.) zatilaθ na.(I) gatekeeper
zatlaθ (na.)
Viscenaia na.(II) Viscenaia [cognomen]
Viscenei zatilaθun v.tr. to guard the gates
zatltne (mid.pret.)
Viśal na. Faesulae [city]
Viśl (na.) zaθrum num. twenty
zaθrumiś, zaθrumś, zaθrums, zaθrms,
zaθrmis-c (gen.)
Viśna na.(II) Visna [gentilicium]
Viśnai (na.)
zaθrumsna num. twentieth
zaθrumsne (loc.)
Viśnaia na.(II) Visnaia [gentilicium]
Visnaials (gen.+gen.)
zavena ni.(II) [type of vase]
zavena (na.sg.)
zal num. two
zal, zl, esl (na.) // esals (gen.)
zeri ni.(II) [type of offering] (prayer ?)
zeri (na.sg.) // zeriś (gen.)
zal-ém zaθrum num. eighteen
eslem zaθrum (na.) // eslem zaθrumiś (gen.)
zi v.tr. to burn
zia, zea (pres.)
zalur adv. two each
zelur
ziχ v.tr. to write
ziχuχe (pass.pret.) // ziχri (nec.) // ziχne
zalva v.i. to be half
(midd.pret.) // ziχunce (midd.perf.pret.) // ziχu
zelvθ (part.) (part.)

zalzi adv. twice, two times ziχ ni.(II) text

eslz, elsśi (for *eslśi) ziχ (na.sg.)

zamaθi ni.(II) gold zil v.i. to supervise, to manage, to govern

zamaθi (loc.sg.) zil (inf.) // zile (pret.) // zilace (perf.pret.) //
zilaθ, zilat (part.)
zamaθiχ adj. golden
zamθic, zamtic (na.) zilaχun v.tr. to be leader, to oversee, to govern
zilaχnuke, zilaχnuce, zilaχnce, zilχnce
zarfan v.i. [action regarding sacrificial animals] (perf.pret.) // zilaχnu, zilχnu (part.) // zilaχnθas
zarfneθ (part.) (part.+aor.)
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zilχ na.(II) overseer, leader, head

zilχ, zilc (na.sg.) // zilacal (gen.sg.) // zilci
(loc.sg.) // zilcθi, zilcti, zilcte (iness.sg.)

Zimaru na.(I) Zimaru [gentilicium]

Zimarus (gen.) // Zimarui (loc.)

zin v.tr. to mould, to fashion (with clay or metal)

zinia (pres.) // zinace, zinece (perf.) // zinu
(part.)

Zipnu na.(II) Zipnu [deity]

Zipnu (na.)

ziu v.tr. to die

zivas (aor.)

ziula ni.(II) burnt offering

ziulas (gen.sg.)

Ziumite na.(I) Diomedes [mythical character]

Ziumite, Ziumiθe, Zimite (na.)

zuχ v.tr. to slay

zuχne (midd.pret.)

zuχana ni.(II) sacrifice

zuχuna (na.sg.)

zuśle na.(I) pig

zuśle (na.sg.) // zuśleveś (gen.pl.)