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Materials relating to the decipherment of tht etruscan language.Gleaning the Etruscan content in the Latin Language.The main source of the texts is "Materials for the study of the etruscan Language volume 11 prepared by MURRY FOWLER and RICHARD GEORGE WOLFE.
4.07.2008
Chiusi shepherds
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The Sarcofagus of the Shepherds of Chiusi. Their names:van'th',cul's'u,larza afuna,lar'th'i purnei,larce afuna,vel arntni,'th'an'ch' afunei,hasti afunei Signed mailto:lesbuckley3@gmail http://etruscantyyhenia.blogspot.com Chiusi shepherds
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4.06.2008
Perugian Shepherds
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Perugian Shepherds
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Sarcoagus of the Perugian Shepherdsa Perugian_shepherds The vette series of inscriptions I think came from a site outside Perugia and mark the site of the shepherds. arnt (lamb). vete . arn'tha_lisa . caia's'(cudgel) arnt(lamb) . vete .l'th' . caia l(cudgel) arnt (lamb). vete . tetial =>arni arnus, arni N (2nd) M [XAXFO] veryrare lamb;
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Tomb of the Volumna
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Tomb of the Volumna (medical centre) p . volumnius a . f . violens . cafatius . natus pup . velimna .au . cahatial =>volum little, small, -let (Diminutive) target is of gender of root => decl; little, small, -let (Diminutive) target is of gender of root => decl; vis, vis N (3rd) F [XXXAX] strength (sg. only), force, power, might, violence; little, small, -let (Diminutive) target is of gender of root => decl; vis, vis N (3rd) F [XXXAX] strength (sg. only), force, power, might, violence; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =>violens violens, (gen.), violentis ADJ [XXXBX] violent; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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(ca)fatius art or craft done by the person (abstract noun of person); office of, -ship; fatum, fati N (2nd) N [XPXAX] utterance, oracle; fate, destiny; natural term of life; doom, death, calamity makes abstract noun of the verb; place/instrument/result of verb action; fateor, fateri, fassus sum V (2nd) DEP [XXXAX] admit, confess (w/ACC); disclose; acknowledge; praise (w/DAT);
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Etruscan medical terms
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la . a'ch'u . la lar'th'i . casnia cas . puia . l . a'chunie's' bi-lingual l . aconius . f .medicus ursia . a . f . quarta . aconi cas,casnia=medicus=doctor or surgeon Aconitum napellus; used as a counterirritant and local anesthetic. Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine and Nursing quarta=quartana = Latin =fever,aug ursia = she bear Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com http://etruscantyyhenia.blogspot.com
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Etruscan word for Palm tree = 'ph'vinis('ph'oinis) as in Greek.
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4.05.2008
Vatican_Prayer
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4/05/2008 Vatican_Prayer Etruscan Text:lar'th'i . precati =>precati Latin::precor, precari, precatus sum V (1st) DEP [XXXAO] beg/implore/entreat; wish/pray for/to; pray, supplicate, beseech; * Vatican_Prayer
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Fire in the hold
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Etruscan text:eca . i cau'th'as . a'ch'ia's' . versie versie is the Etruscan word for fire. Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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Dumb
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Etruscan Text:eca . mutana . cu_tus . velu's' =>muta mutus, muta, mutum ADJ [XXXBX] dumb, silent, mute; speechless; muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatus V (1st) [XXXAX] move, change, shift, alter, exchange, substitute (for); modify;
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Etruscan Fishmonger
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Inscribed on the figure of a man holding a fish. eit. piscri sure . arn'th'al itle . pumpu's' Etruscan=piscri----Latin---piscari =>piscari piscor, piscari, piscatus sum V (1st) DEP [XXXDX] lesser fish; piscarius, piscari(i) N (2nd) M [XXXES] uncommon fishmonger; Etruscan Fishmonger
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Etruscan_shepherdess
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Etruscan sarcofagus above is that of a shepherdess. Farewlling her is the other shepherds. Their names.van'th',cul's'u ,larza afuna, lar'th'i purnei,larce afuna,vel arntni,'th'an'ch' afunei, lar'th' afuna,hasti afunei. van'th is th torch bearer,far left, for shepherds watch their flocks by night. Signed les buckley3@gmail.com
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4.04.2008
advertisment
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4.03.2008
figs
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etruscan Text : ar . vipi . crusie =>crus crus, cruris N (3rd) N [XBXBO] leg; shank; shin; main stem of shrub, stock; upright support of a bridge; Etruscan Text : mi aratia . iau{i}ameni =>aratia aratius, aratia, aratium ADJ [XAXNO] Pliny variety of fig; Etruscan Text: ar'th' . pupu's' . snute's' . puia . velarie =>velari velo, velare, velavi, velatus V (1st) [XXXBX] veil, cover, cover up; enfold, wrap, envelop; hide, conceal; clothe in; velarium, velari(i) N (2nd) N [XXXDS] lesser awning; covering (over theater); Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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Etruscan Text : a . caini . strume . man'th' .apa. =>strume An internal 'e' might be rendered by 'ae' struma, strumae N (1st) F [XXXEC] uncommon scrofulous tumor; Latin word apune = bi-lingual = aboni =>boni bonus, boni N (2nd) M [XXXCO] good/moral/honest/brave man; man of honor, gentleman; better/rich people (pl.); bonum, boni N (2nd) N [XXXAO] good, good thing, profit, advantage; goods (pl.), possessions, wealth, estate; bonus, bona -um, melior -or -us, optimus -a -um ADJ [XXXAO] good, honest, brave, noble, kind, pleasant, right, useful; valid; healthy; Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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the valley
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Etruscan Text : __'th'ana . ancria. =>ancria art or craft done by the person (abstract noun of person); office of, -ship; ancra, ancrae N (1st) F [XXXIO] inscript valley (pl.), gorge; Etruscan Text : vl . ans . crisu . lar'th'al =>criso criso, crisare, crisavi, crisatus V (1st) INTRANS [XXXEO] uncommon move the haunches as in copulation (women); (rude); etruscan Text : v . leve . a . aneinal=>leve levis, leve, levior -or -us, levissimus -a -um ADJ [XXXBX] light, thin, trivial, trifling, slight; gentle; fickle, capricious; nimble; smooth; slippery, polished, plain; free from coarse hair/harsh sounds; Signer lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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moose
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Etruscan Text :__ mi . vel's'ati . alce =>alce alce, alces N F [XAXEO] uncommon elk; alces, alcis N (3rd) F [XXXEO] uncommon moose, elk; Etruscan Text : a'th' . alfini . l ausum al =>ausum audeo, audere, ausus sum V (2nd) SEMIDEP [XXXAO] intend, be prepared; dare/have courage (to go/do), act boldly, venture, risk; ausum, ausi N (2nd) N [XXXCO] daring/bold deed, exploit, venture; attempt; presumptuous act, outrage; crime; ausus, ausus N (4th) M [XXXCO] daring, initiative; ventures (pl.); ausum, -, -, - V [XXXAO] intend, be prepared; dare (to go/do), act boldly, risk; (SUB for audeo-kludge); * Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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cloth
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Etruscan Text : a'th' . cresp . asias ________________a'th' . crispi .asias =>crispi crispum, crispi N (2nd) N [GXXEK] NeoLatin uncommon crepe (cloth); crispus, crispa, crispum ADJ [XXXDX] lesser curled/curly; trembling/vibrating; uneven/wrinkled/twisted; elegant (style); Etruscan Text :___a'th' . cumere . a'th' . veacial ___________________Latin :comere =>comere como, comere, compsi, comptus V (3rd) TRANS [XXXCO] como, comere, comsi, comtus V (3rd) TRANS [XXXCS] arrange/do (hair); adorn, make beautiful; embellish; arrange in order, set ou como, comare, -, - V (1st) [DXXES] Late uncommon be furnished/covered with hair; clothe/deck with hair/something hair-like; * Signed Lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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Pine Tree
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Etruscan Text :___a'th' . ceina . sapinia's' =>sapini sapinus, sapini N (2nd) F [XAXFS] veryrare fir tree; pine tree; its lower part; Etruscan Text :___a'th' . cestna . mutia's' --------------------------cestiae . modia's' =>cestiae art or craft done by the person (abstract noun of person); office of, -ship; cestos, cesti N M [XXXEO] uncommon band supporting breasts (esp. girdle of Venus); girdle/belt/girth/strap; cestus, cestus N (4th) M [XXXCO] boxing-glove, strip of leather weighted with lead/iron tied to boxer's hands; =>modia art or craft done by the person (abstract noun of person); office of, -ship; modus, modi N (2nd) M [XXXAX] manner, mode, way, method; rule, rhythm, beat, measure, size; bound, limit; Signed les#@buckley.com
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4.02.2008
pickled lamb
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arn t . sali e . pulpae lamb . salt .flesh
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arn_lamb
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This etruscan text connects the name afuna with the word for lamb 'arn' arn . se ian te . trepu . arn'th'al . afuna l lamb . sejanus . trebo . lamb . afuna l. The name afuna appears on the "Cippus of Perugia"(one) and the word ' acnina' that appears in the inscription also may be for Latin 'agnina'. =>agnina agnina, agninae N (1st) F [XXXEO] uncommon meat/flesh of lamb, "lamb"; agninus, agnina, agninum ADJ [XXXCO] of/connected with a lamb, lamb's; Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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Lamb of god
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There goes the arn of aesar There goes the lamb of god.
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4.01.2008
The Doctor
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la't'i . a clinei . casni
a clinei cogantes with Latin clinicus and English clinic(medical centre)
casni is the Etruscan word for latin medicus which means doctor or surgeon
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goose
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Erruscan Text: ------vel . anca ri =>anca anca, ancae N (1st) C [FAXDT] Medieval lesser goose;
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The Ram
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The figure you see there not only has two faces but has rams horns growing from his temples and the Etruscan word for lamb (or sheep) arn is part of the inscription. The word al pan that appears is for Pan the god of shepherds. V . c vinti . arn+ ia's' . cul's'an's' . al pan . turce. Pan, Panos/is N M [XEXDS] lesser Pan; Greek god of shepherds; Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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3.30.2008
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Etruscan Text:----au .
acari . herinia's' 'th'ania . acari . meclinal acarus, acari N (2nd) M [GXXEK] NeoLatin uncommon mite.
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3.29.2008
Extend a Hand
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a pas tan asar Etruscan word = a pas and a pasi----for---Latin = passus =>pasi A doubled consonant may be rendered by just the single MEDIEVAL pando, pandere, pandi, passus V (3rd) [XXXAX] spread out [passis manibus => with hands outstretched]; Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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3.28.2008
WILD OX
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FELO VDVS
VEL'TH' URUS =>URUS urus, uri N (2nd) M [XXXDX] lesser wild ox;
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lamb
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arn t _ia's' . cul's'an's'i . alpan . turce c . arri . arn . arria . nat----arn . arn- tni . arri . arn tnal arn---arn t----arn tni---arn tnal---arne Latin-=>arni arnus, arni N (2nd) M [XAXFO] veryrare lamb; Etruscan=arn=Latin=arni=Greek--arnion--lamb Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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3.27.2008
frankincense
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click top left corner Etruscan Text: turis . mi . une . ame Latin=>tus, turis N (3rd) N [XXXDX] lesser ------------------------frankincense;
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etruscan words
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etruscan words ___Etruscan----- Latin _____cisie------ caesi caesum, caesi N (2nd) N [DGXES] Late uncommon comma; pause, stop; * ----Etruscan----Latin ----sacrial-----sacri sacrum, sacri N (2nd) N [XEXDX] lesser sacrifice; sacred vessel; religious rites (pl.); -----etruscan------latin -----mutu----------moto =>moto moto, motare, motavi, motatus V (1st) [XXXDX] lesser set in motion, shake, stir, etc; signed lesbuckley3@gmail
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Provoke war
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Etruscan Text : caia . cire 's' =>cire cio, cire, civi(ii), citus V TRANS [XXXAO] move, set in motion; excite/rouse/stir up; urge on; summon/muster/call up; disturb, shake; provoke (war); invoke, call on by name; cite; raise/produce; =>caia caia, caiae N (1st) F [XXXFS] veryrare cudgel; caio, caiare, caiavi, caiatus V (1st) TRANS [DXXFS] Late veryrare beat, thrash, cudgel; Signed Lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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3.26.2008
Boutique
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mouse click top left corner. Text from the Liber Lintus or Book of the Mummy. farsi(gorge oneself) . putnam . 'th'u(2) . cal_atnam.tei .lena(brothel madam) .hausti's'(drink) .enac .e's'i catnis . heci . sporta(picnic hamper). sulsle . =>farsi farcio, farcire, farsi, fartus V (4th) [XXXDX] lesser stuff, fill up/completely; gorge oneself; insert as stuffing, cram (into); =>lena lena, lenae N (1st) F [XXXDX] lesser procuress; brothel-keeper; =>hausti's' haurio, haurire, hausi, haustus V (4th) [XXXBX] draw up/out; drink, swallow, drain, exhaust; Syncopated perfect sometimes drops the 'is' after 's' or 'x' haurio, haurire, hausi, haustus V (4th) [XXXBX] draw up/out; drink, swallow, drain, exhaust; =>sporta sporta, sportae N (1st) F [XXXDX] lesser basket, hamper;
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3.24.2008
orvieto farming fields
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Outside the Etruscan city of Orvieto a complex of buildings were found and excavated by a man named Signor Mancini. It is called:"crocifisso del Tufo" and is thought to be number of tombs grouped teogether. But from the information I have gleaned from the inscriptions it appears to be a necropalis supporting the field workers or farmers and a stabling for horses.For a detailed discription read George Dennis's"Cities and Cemetaries of Etruria." The inscriptions contain quite a few Latin words that relate to the farming of the fields. mi . mam arce . stria snas = stria means furrow mi . larice . stela 'th'uras su'th'i = stela means pillar;column. mi . lar'th'ias rupinas. = rupi means cliff or rock. mi . larthia . stramenas = stramen for straw. larisa . latinies . mam . acres = acres means fields. mi . lar'th'iia . camus . 's'u'th'i = camus means collar,bridle or bit for the horses. venel . ne verna = verna means a slave born in his masters household. mi . vetus . murinus.= vetus means old,aged,ancient murinus = means grey -mouse coloured. mi . mamarces . sutus apenas = sutus means to sew. mi . mamarces . v etusal The blacksmith. larice larix, laricis N (3rd) C [XAXNO] Pliny larch, larch tree;
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3.23.2008
Beware
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TUCH ULCH A
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truia
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The Etruscan word truia or truia'ls means horseman or cavalry and has nothing to do with the city of Troy or trojans. By this we know that the men being put to death in the "Tomb of the Francois" at Vulci are cavalry.
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SOLDIER OF REVENNA
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ENICV = ENICU = ENICO
On this statue of a soldier from Revenna in Italy is inscribed:
th'ucer . hermenas . turu ce.
In the next text we have turu in the same string with the latin word to kill or slay_"enico" vel . pumpu's' . turu . a'th'i . alisa . enicu(enico)(to slay or kill) 's'i Latin=>enico___for___Etruscan = enicu enico, enicare, enicavi, enicatus V (1st) TRANS [XXXDO] lesser enico, enicare, enicui, enictus V (1st) TRANS [XXXCO] kill/slay; deprive of life; kill off; exhaust/wear out, plague/torture to death Etruscan=>alisa___for___Latin = allisi A doubled consonant may be rendered by just the single MEDIEVAL allido, allidere, allisi, allisus V (3rd) TRANS [XXXCO] dash/crush against, bruise; ruin, damage; shipwreck; (PASS) suffer damage;
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3.19.2008
cockerel
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Etruscan Texts = minipi . capi . mi ’ch’uli’ch’na . cupes capi =>capi capus, capi N (2nd) M [XAXEO] uncommon capon; young cockerel?; =>cupes cupes, (gen.), cupedis ADJ [XXXES] uncommon gluttonous; fond of delicacies (L+S); dainty; etruscan latin English french capi capi cockerel coq Italian Spanish Swedish gallo gallo tupp
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ENGLISH_PUNIC_PERGI
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ENGLISH_PUNIC_PYRGI L’RBT_ L’STRT_ ’SR_ QDS_ ’Z_’S_ P’L_ W’S_ YTN ASTARTE_ SACRED PLACE______MADE____ HAND TBRY’ WLNS_ MLK’L_ KYSRY’ TBRY'WLNS_KING_(of)_ KYSRY’ B YRH_______ZBH MONTH____SLAUGHTER SMS_ B MTN’_ BBT__ WBM SUN__ GIFT__ TEMPLE ENCLOSURE TW_ L’STRT_ RS_ BDY ASTARTE’S____ SERVANT____(IN) L MLK Y_ SNT_ SLS_ 111_ B YRH_ KRR KINGDOM_ YEAR_ THIRD_ 3_MONTH_ DANCE B YM___QBR_ LM_ W SNT_ LM’SLM’_ BBTY DAY_ BURIAL____ YEARS________ TEMPLE SNT_ KM_ H KKB M____’L YEAR_____ STARS
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HAM_IT_UP
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ETRUSCAN TEXT l . perna . vel . f . l . perna . vel . f. =>perna perna, pernae N (1st) F [XXXEC] uncommon ham; leg of pork ETRUSCAN_ LATIN_ ENGLISH _FRENCH PERNA ____PERNA__ HAM____ JAMBON
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3.18.2008
Chinese Silk
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Chinese Silk Etruscan Text = veinza . serice . cicu. Etruscan = serice---for--Latin = serica = chinese = silken =>serice Sericus, Serica, Sericum ADJ [XXXDO] lesser Chinese, of/from the Seres; silk-, made of silk; silken; sericus, serica, sericum ADJ [XXXDX] lesser silken; -ly; -ily; Converting ADJ to ADV Sericus, Serica, Sericum ADJ [XXXDO] lesser Chinese, of/from the Seres; silk-, made of silk; silken; Sericus, Serica, Sericum ADJ [XXXDO] lesser Chinese, of/from the Seres; silk-, made of silk; silken;
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Leunei
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Of Lions: fa . leunei (lion) . au . vel'th'ine'al . sec fasti . leunei (lion) . se . ______catneis. Liber Linteus. in . vel'th'ine's' cil'th''s' . vacl . ara . 'th'ui . useti . catneis . slapi'ch'un . slapinas
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3.17.2008
Necklace
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NECKLACE ETRUSCAN TEXT = MI . LAR'TH'IIA . CAMUS . 'S''TH'I . HE'TH'U. ETRUSCAN = camus---for---Latin = camus =>camus camus, cami N (2nd) M [XXXFO] veryrare necklace; collar for neck (L+S); muzzle/bit/curb for horses (late);
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Straw_bed
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Straw_bed Etruscan Text = mi . lar'th'ia . stramen as Etruscan = stramen as---for---Latin = stramen Latin=>stramen, straminis N (3rd) N [XXXDX] lesser straw for bedding, etc, litter; Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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The Black Ship
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The Black Ship FELVM VELU'S' We appear to have a bi-lingual for the etruscan word velu's'
'TH' . ANIA . VELU'S' L . ANNIUS . ANTHUS .NAVIE
navis, navis N (3rd) F [XXXAX]ship; [navis longa => galley, battleship; ~ oneraria => transport/cargoship];l
LATIN = NAVIE,NAVIS ---FOR----ETRUSCAN = VELU'S' = SHIP
LATIN=>ANNIUS annius, annius N (4th) M [DXXFS] Late very rare striving;exertion.
LATIN=>ANTHUS anthus, anthi N (2nd) M [XAXNO] Plinybird (heron?); small bird (yellow wagtail? Motacilla flava) (L+S);
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WRITING_ZIC
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setre . cneuna
a . titial . ril (aged) x 1111 (14) q . scribonius . c . f vl . zicu vl . zi’ch’u . vl . mutual Latin = scribo –for –Etruscan = zicu and zi’ch’u. Latin =>scribo ---for ---Etruscan = zic = to write scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus V (3rd) [XXXAX] write; compose. Latin = icuncula = little portrate
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BASKET
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AD . CUMERE . AD . VEACIAL Etruscan = cumere ---for—Latin = =>cumera An internal 'e' might be rendered by 'ae' cumera, cumerae N (1st) F [XXXDO] lesser box/basket to hold grain; (ritual object in a bridal procession); AD = ad ADV [XXXCO] about (with numerals); BASKET ad PREP ACC [XXXAO] to, up to, towards; near, at; until, on, by; almost; according to; about w/NUM;
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3.16.2008
Leonis_Leunei
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A passage from the Liber Lintus or Book of the mummy in red. Latin = leonis = lion ---- for----Etruscan = leunei = Lion fa. . leunei . au . vel'th'ine'al . sec (supplementary text) eslem . za'th'rum . mur . in . vel'th'ine's' . cil'th''s' . vacl . ara . 'th'ui . useti . catneis . slapi'ch'un . slapina's' fasti . leunei . se . catneis (supplementary text) Latin = leo, leonis N (3rd) M [XAXAX]lion. eslem . zaorum . mur . in . veloine's' . cilo's' . vacal . ara . oui . useti . catneis . slapi'ch'un . slapina's'. Both vel'th'ine and catneis link to leunei for Lion Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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3.13.2008
Dog Meat
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Etruscan = le'th'arie : canina l Etruscan = canina = Latin = canina Latin=>canina possibly found in Etruscan ,also, as anina. canina, caninae N (1st) F [XAXFO] veryrare dog flesh/meat; [canis caninam non est => dog does not eat dog/is not dog meat] caninus, canina, caninum ADJ [XAXBO] of/pertaining/suitable to/resembling a dog, canine; abusive, mean, snarling;
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Cattle Stall
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Cattle Stall We are carried off into the country with this inscription, to the barnyard and into the cattle stall. 's'e'th're . curunas . velus . ram'th'as . avena'ls . san's'a's' curunas or coronas is found in the bi-linguals as cornu or corno which is latin for horn,cattle horn. etruscan = coronas---for---Latin = cornu,corno = English = horn,cattle horn. Latin = avena, avenae N (1st) F [XAXAO] reed, straw; shepherd's pipe, pan pipe; oats, wild oats, other allied grasses. Etruscan = avena'ls = for=Latin = avena velus in found in the bi-lingual as velos with no obvious latin derivation and ram'th'as =meaning unknown as yet but we can see they are are associated with the cattle stall. Signed LesBuckley3@gmail.com
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3.11.2008
DOLPHIN
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DOLPHIN We can add another sea creature to the list of Etruscan words in the following texts; Etruscan = Thana . ceti Latin=>ceticetus, ceti N (2nd) M [XAXBO]cetos, ceti N N [XAXCO]whale; porpoise; dolphin; its flesh; sea monster lr . canthusa . ceti snas caea . ceti snas laris . ceti snas v . ceti snas thana . ceti snei
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3.09.2008
SONGS AND TUNES
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We are back to the sounds and the songs of the etruscan flute player,to an era that did not have radio or tv when the musicians played an important role in the everyday life of the etruscans. SONGS AND TUNES The following text is from the Liber Linteus or Book of the Mummy and in the main relates to the flute player. ethrse . tin's'i . tiur im . avil's' . chi's' . ecn . zeri . inc . zec . fler . thezince . cisum . pute . tul . thans . hatec(a dog) repinec . meleri . sveleric . svec . an . c's' . mele . thun . mutin ce . thezine . ruz e . nuz lchne . 's'pureri . methlumeric . ena's' . tei . fa's'ei . zarfneth . zu's'leve's' . nunthen farthan . flere's' . in . crap's'ti . cletram . 's'renchve . rachth . tura . he'ch''s''th' . vinum(wine) nun'th'en cletram .'s'ren'ch've .ra'ch''th' . su'th' . zarfne'th' . zu's'leve's' nun'then . estrei . al'ph'zei . cletram . 's'rencve . eim . tul . var . ra'ch''th' . tur . nun'th'en'th' . fa's'i . . cntram . ei . tul var . celi . su'th' . he'ch''s''th' . vinm (wine) . trin . fler . in crap's'ti . un . mla'ch' . nun'th'en . 'ch'i's' . esvi's''s'c fa's'ei . cisum . pute . tul . 'th'ans . hatec(dog) . repinec . meleri . sveleric . svec . an .c's' . mele . 'th'un . mutin ce . th'ezince . ruz e . nuz l'ch'nec . 's'pureri . me'th'lumeric . ena's' . 's'in . flere . in . crap's'ti' . ch'i's' . esvi's'c . fa's'e 's'in . aiser.The word mele comes down into Latin and is the plural of melos which means "songs or tunes"and generates meleri. SONGS AND TUNES http://mysteriousetruscans.com
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REDHAIR
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REDHAIR etruscan ath . unata . varnal . ra latin mn . otacillius . rufus . varia . natus Latin = rufus---for--- Etruscan = ra Latin=>rufus Rufus, Rufi N (2nd) M [XXXDO] lesser Rufus; (Roman cognomen); rufus, rufa -um, rufior -or -us, rufissimus -a -um ADJ [XXXCO] red (of various shades); (esp. hair); red-haired; tawny; ruddy; LATIN = NATUS----FOR---ETRUSCAN-----UNATA natus, natus N (4th) M [XXXDX] lesser birth; age, years [minor natu => younger; major natu => older]; natus, nata, natum ADJ [XXXAX] born, arisen; made; destined; designed, intended, produced by nature; aged, old Latin = varia = Etruscan = varna
varia varius, varia, varium ADJ [XXXAX] different; various, diverse; changing; colored; party colored, variegated; vario, variare, variavi, variatus V (1st) [XXXBX] mark with contrasting colors, variegate; vary, waver; fluctuate, change;checkered.
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The priests assistant
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The priests assistant Latin = l . scarpus . scapiae . l . popa Etruscan = larnth . scarpe . lautuni Latin = popa---for---Etruscan--lautuni Latin=>popa popa, popae N (1st) M [XXXES] uncommon lower priest; priest's assistant; (fells sacrifice with ax); popa, popae N (1st) F [XXXES] uncommon she who sells animals for sacrifice. scarpe appears to be the Italian word for shoe.
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THE CUTTLEFISH AND THE DIVER
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THE CUTTLEFISH AND THE DIVER titi . sepiesla (cuttlefish) titi . arnthal . urinate's' (diver)
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CUTTLEFISH
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CUTTLEFISH vl . remzna . vl . sepie sa . vl .remzna . vl . sepie sa . ucumznal vl . The Sea . vl . cuttlefish. =in English
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Broadfooted arnth . tite . panza larthi . ---(n)ei . lth . panza Latin=>pansa--for---etruscan--panza
pansa, pansae N (1st) F [XXXEC] uncommon splay-footed,broad footed.
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The Boundart Line
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The Boundart Line arnth . ultimne . lth larth . ultimne's' . velnal thana . ultimni . velsisa Latin= ultimus ---for ----etruscan = ultimne Latin=>ultimus -, -, ulterior -or -us, ultimus -a -um ADJ [XXXDX] lesser far; farther; farthest, latest; last; highest, greatest;
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3.08.2008
THE CAT
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THE CAT FROM THE LIBER LINTEUS eluri . zeric . zec . atheli's' . 's'acni cla =>eluri An initial 'e' may have replaced usual 'ae' aelurus, aeluri N (2nd) M [XAXEO] uncommon cat;
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APPENDAGE TO DISK OF MAGLIONE
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APPENDAGE TO DISK OF MAGLIONE The word marca has come down into Latin and means "a weight",so the object is a weight. mene we can link to zich to write in the Liber Lintus "mene utince zich ne(to write)" aiseras in ecs mene(of writing) The top side of the disk seems primarily to relate to chronology or time. avils means years and ril means aged,full of years latin:annosus. The verso side differs a bit and leads to inscriptions on wine vessles for calus in found on a wine vessel which reads "tinia calus na" tinia and its varient tina means wine vessel.It is used also for the name of the Etruscan Jove or Zeus. nace is the first word on the handsome wine cup from the "Tomb of the Duke", and the last one is mulu which simply means cup or greek kylix.The text on the disk relates to the "Tile of Capua" which runs like an inventory of etruscan pottery and seems to have come from the Tomb of a victullar or potter.
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Disk of maglione
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THE DISK OF MAGLIONE Top side cauthas . tuthiu . xxxxxxxx(80) . ez . chimth m . casthialth . lacth . he vn . av(il . n) . ril . man . murina's'ie . falza's'i . aiseras . in .ecs . mene . ml athce marni . tuthi . tiu . chimth m . casthialth . lacth . mari's'l . me nitla . afras . cialath . chimth m . avils ch . eca . cepen . tuthiu . thuch . ichu te vr hesni . mul ve ni . eth . zuci am . ar. Verso side calus'c . ec nia . -- avil . mimen icac . marca lur cac . eth . tuthiu . n esl . man . rivach . le's'cem tn u casi . 's'uris . eisteis . eviti uras . mu lsle . mlach . tins . lursth . tev . ilache . huv ithun . lur sths al afras . nace's. The word marca has come down into Latin and means "a weight",so the object is a weight.
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Laris Pulenas(the pupil,student)
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Laris Pulenas(the pupil,student) LARIS PULENAS laris . pulenas . larces(latin=large=bountiful)) . clan . larthal . ra tacs . velthurus . nefts . prumts . pules . . larisal.(to teach) creices(greek) . prumts . zich(to write)nethrac . acasce . creals . tarchna lth.(Tarquinus)spu reni . lucairce . ipa . ruthcva . cathas hermeri . sl ica che's' . aprinthvale . luthcva . cathas . pachanac . alumna the . (pupil,student) . hermu . melecrapicces . puts . chim . culsl . leprnal . p's'l . varchti . cerine . pul . alumna th .(pupil,student)pul . hermu . huzrnatre . p's'l . ten---------------ci . methlumt . pul . hermu . thu tiu thi . mlusna . ranvis . mlamna-----------mna athuras . par . n ich . amce . le's'e . hirmrier.
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The Augur
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"The Augur" from the Tomb of the Augurs at Tarquinia. APAS TAN ASAR The Augur
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3.07.2008
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Cippus of perugia "one" is thought to be a land agreement between the Afuna and velthina families , but the second word tan links to the inscription above the augurs in the Tomb of the Augurs at Tarquinia apas tan asar We have the words tezan,tularu,penthun a,appearing in the Cippus of Perugia ":two" and asar is the first word in that text linking it also to the inscription above the augurs. We must conclude that the texts relate to the augurs. The words in the cippus in the main relate to numbers and we could say we have a "cippus of Perugia" "three" in the liber Linteus for nealy all the words are duplicated from the middle of the sixth column to the middle of the seventh column.. aru's' . ame . acnesem . ipa . sethumati . simlcha . ais . zarve . acil . hamphe's' . lae's' . sulu's'i thuni . 's'erphue . acil . ipei . thuta . cnl . cha's'ri . hexz . sul . scvetu . cathnis . 's'canin . veltha . ipe . ipa . mathcva . ama . trinum hetrn . aclch n . eis . cemnac . ich . veltha . etnam tesim . etnam . celucn . hinththin . chimth . ananc . e's'i . vacl . 's'canin . cha's'ta upur ---timsen ma(cn) ur thimitle . cathnaim el faci . thimitle . unuth . hut eri . ipa . thucu . petna . ama . nac . cal . hinthu . hechz . velthe . 's'ancve . nuthin . 's'ar's'nau's' . tei's' . tura . cathnal . thuium . churu . cepen . sulchva . mathcvac. pruth . seri . vacl . ara's' ----(m)uceti . cepen . cathinum----n . zane's' vuvcnic's' . plutim . tei . mutzi . ce 's'a's'i . ara . ratum . aisna . leitrum . zutheva . zal . e's'ic . ci(3) halchza . thu (2) . e's'ic . zal . mula . santic . thapna . thapn . zaclena . esera . thec . v)eisna . hausti. f anu's' e . neri's' . sane . ipa . thui . neri .
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3.06.2008
CIPPUS OF PERUGIA ONE (SIDE B)
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CIPPUS OF PERUGIA ONE (SIDE B) velthina's' . atena . zu ci en es ci . ipa . 's'pel . ane . thifvlum chva 's'pel . thi . ri . ne . thie . 's't ac . velthina . acil . une . ? . turune . 's'cune . zea . zu ci en es ci . ath umic's' . afuna .penthn a . ama . velthina . afuna's' .thu runi . ein . ze riuna . cla . thil . th unch ul thl ich ca . ce cha . zichuche.(The scribe)
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cippus of perugia one (side a)
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The Cippus of Perugia one (side A) EU RAT . TAN NA . LAREZUL . AME . VACHA . LAUTN VELTHINA'S' E . 'S'TLA . AFUNA'S' SLEL ETH C ARU TEZAN . FU'S'LE RI . TESN'S'TEI'S' . RA'S'NE'S' . IPA . AMA HEN NAPER . X11 (12) . VELTHINA THURA'S' . ARA'S' PE RA'S'CEMULMLESCUL . ZU CI. ENES CI . EPL . TULARU. AULE'S'I . VELTHINA'S' . ARZNAL . CLEN'S'I . THII . THIL . 'S'CUNA . CENU . EPLC . FELIC LARTHAL.'S' AFUNE 'S' CLEN . THUNCHULTHE. FALA'S' . CHIEM . FU'S'LE . VELTHINA . HINTHA . CAPE MUNICLET . MASU . NAPER 'S'RAN . CZL .THII . FAL'S'TI VELTHINA . HUT . NAPER . PENEZ'S' . MASU . ACNINA CLEC . AFUNA . VELTHINA . MLERZINIA . IN TEM AME R . CNL . VELTHINA . ZIA 'S'ATEN E . TESNE . ECA . VELTHINA THURA'S' . THAURA . HELU . TESNE . RA'S'NE CEI . TESN'S'TEI'S' . RA'S'NE'S' CHIMTH . 'S'PEL . THUTA 'S'CUNA . AFUNA . MENA . HEN NAPER . CI(3) . CNL . HA RE UTU'S'E.
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3.05.2008
Cippus of Perugia two
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Usually with Etruscan texts ”what you see is what you get”. Above the augurs in the Tomb of the Augurs at Tarquinia the inscription reads: apas tan asar The word asar does appear in the Spanish language and means to roast . Whether it means the same in Etruscan remains to be seen. We have what I shall call Cippus of Perugia two The first word in the text is asar. asar . fnu . tezan . tularu . fler . penthn .a aue e atr a anr av lath spelth estak klae chstv cnvna. The words tezan,tularu,penthn link to the well known cippus of Perugia which I shall call Cippus of Perugia one. And asar links to the augurs in the Tomb of the Augurs. Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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3.04.2008
The Squid
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Squid Etruscan: Larthia . sepia . lupuval Latin; =>sepia sepia, sepiae N (1st) F [XXXDX] lesser cuttlefish; the secretion of a cuttlefish used as ink, ink;Squid
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The Door
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The door Etruscan : se ian ti Latin : sejanus Etruscan: ian---for---Latin :ianua Latin=>ianua janua, januae N (1st) F [XXXAX] door, entrance;
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3.03.2008
Etruscan Glosses4
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mantisa = additamentum additamentum, additamenti N (2nd) N [XXXDO] lesser addition; additional factor/amount/element; something added; add something to the weight. masuripos = anagallis he phoinike anagallis, anagallidis N (3rd) F [XAXNO] Pliny pimpernel (Anagallis aruensis) (small flowering annual) ("scarlet pimpernel"). moutouka = anger,wrath,rage. nanos = odusseus radia = wind pipe spins alba = white thorn subulo = flute player:suplu. soukinoum = asaron tantoum = anagallis he kuane traneus = month of july nac a tranes zila c% al sel eita la(Large gold plate of Pyrgie) tursis = enteichioi kai streganai oicheo velcitanus = month of march vorsum = plethron chosfer = month of october Please leave a comment and check January and February entries Singed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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Etruscan Glosses3
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histrio = histrio, histrionis N (3rd) M [XXXDX] lesser actor; performer in pantomime. itus = idus Idus, Idus N (4th) F [XXXDX] lesser Ides (pl.), abb. Id.; 15th of month, March, May, July, Oct., 13th elsewhen. iduare = dividere divido, dividere, divisi, divisus V (3rd) [XXXAX] divide; separate, break up; share, distribute; distinguish. italon = tauron = bull,male member of the cattle kind. M ALON 'S'ALON chalanida = laena = cloak lanista = gladiator carnifex lappa minor = lappa lappa, lappae N (1st) F [XXXDX] lesser bur; plants bearing burs. lucumones = reges = king
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Etruscan Glosses2
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aukelos = auraura,the dawn. burros = beetle cabreas = month of April kadmiloi = high priest camillum - Mercuria, Mercuriae N (1st) M [XXXDX] lesser Mercury, Roman god of commerce, luck; Mercurius, Mercurii N (2nd) M [XEXES] uncommon Mercury (god); Kadmilos = Hermes, Hermae N M [XYICO] Hermes; (Greek god Hermes = Roman Mercury); herm (pillar with bust of Hermes); capra = goat capys = falcon galeam galea, galeae N (1st) F [XXXDX] lesser helmet; celius = month of september antar = eagle arakos = falcon,hawk gapos = carriage damnos = horse drouna = chief capra = goat kikenda = gentiane of/belonging to [N -> ADJ] (Cicero -> Ciceronianus); gens, gentis N (3rd) F [XXXAX] tribe, clan; nation, people; Gentiles; corofis = batrachion,crowsfoot. batrachion, batrachii N N [XAXEO] uncommon plant of genus Ranunculus;little frog,tadpole. falado falando = coelum coelus, coeli N (2nd) M [BSXAS] Early coelum, coeli N (2nd) N [XSXAS] sky, heaven, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world. gapos = form,shape,figure garouleou = krusanthemon gigaroum= small dragon gnis = heron hermius = month of August ister = to play hister = ludius ludius, ludi(i) N (2nd) M [XDXEO] uncommon dancer; stage performer.
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Etruscan Glosses1
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Glosses are Etruscan words found in greek writings. aclus = month of june agaletora = boy aesar = godess aisar = god aisoi = god ampiles = month of may andas = north wind apianum ==>chamaemelon chamaemelon, chamaemeli N N [XAXNO] Pliny plant (chamomile?); mi . avile's' . apiana's' apioum = celery arakos = hieraks arimouse = ape arimos = monkey arse verse = to avert fire arse = to avert,to push away than arse ia found in the"Tomb of th Dead man" at Tarquinia. ataison = bower
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3.02.2008
THE RED LION
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The words relate to lions. ARAZ SIL Q ETENAS SPURIANA Z ARA TH SPURIANA .'S'(UTH)IL HEC ECE FARICEK A
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ACTORS
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ACTORS mouse click on top left corner In the Tomb of the Jugglers at Tarquinia we have an inscription on ths wall that includes the latin word for duck which is anas . It reads "ara n'th' herac anas a" The flying duck is above the text,to the left and near the ceiling. The word for latin actor,HISTRO,in Etruscan is THANASA (th anas a)derived I believe from the latin word for duck. Etruscan = ath . trepi . thanasa Latin = ar . trebi . histro Latin---histro--for--Etruscan--0anasa--thanasa---English---actor.
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3.01.2008
BULLS and LIONS
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Using the comparative method of decipherment,from an inscription on a stone lion ,we can determine that the inscription in the Tomb of the Bulls at Tarquinia relates to the lions we see there. ARAZ SIL Q ETENAS SPURIANA Z (Stone Lion Inscription) ARA TH SPURIANA 'S'(UTH)IL HEC ECE FARICEK A (TOMB OF THE BULLS Inscription)
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MORE ABOUT BIRDS
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Au . aprthe . velcial Au . aprthe . lusceal Luscei . aprthe’s’ Ravnthu.aprthnai The last entry is from the Tomb of the Shields at Tarquinia. THE WORDS RELATE TO BIRDS.
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2.29.2008
THE SEA
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The Sea This post is a presentation of several texts relating to the sea. Etruccan = Tha . remznei . cezrtlial Latin = thania . caezirtli . pontias Etruscan = remznei--for-- Greek = pontia the sea,maritime Etruscan = Larthi . ahsi . plautes Etruscan = La . pumpu . plute ls . ahsi al Latin = L . pomponius . l . f . plotus Etruscan = plautes,plute--for-- Latin = plotus = swimming ;floating. Etruscan = ath . navlis . cainal--for-- Latin= navalis = relating to ships. Etruscan = thania . cainei . naulis al . vl . 's'ec--for--Latin =nauta = sailor,seaman.
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TEACHER
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Etruscan Inscription: than . larisal . papa's' Latin bi-lingual== papiri . d . f . docio Latin = papiri--for--Etruscan = papa (tutor) =>papa papas, papae N M [XXXDS] lesser tutor; Latin = docio--for--Etruscan = larisal (teach) =>docio makes abstract noun of the verb; place/instrument/result of verb action; doceo, docere, docui, doctus V (2nd) [XXXAX] teach, show, point out; -ing, -ion, -ery; the action or result of the action of the verb; doceo, docere, docui, doctus V (2nd) [XXXAX] teach, show, point out;
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2.27.2008
Security Guard
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Security Guard The inscription on this etruscan stone coffin reads "vel . ra fi ar . caia l . The man at the door holds a cudgel in his hand looking much like a security guard or crowd controller.caia is another etruscan word that has come down into Latin. =>caia caia, caiae N (1st) F [XXXFS] veryrare cudgel; caio, caiare, caiavi, caiatus V (1st) TRANS [DXXFS] Late veryrare beat, thrash, cudgel;
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2.23.2008
Roll the Dice
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2.22.2008
garlands sethre
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Sethre occurs quite often in the inscriptions and the following text gives its meaning. Sentinas . sethre . sethre’s’ . sv alce . ril . tii Sentinas . sertor . sertoris(f) . vixit . annos . binos Etruscan = sethre latin=sertori >sertori -or; -er; indicates the doer; one who performs the action of the verb (act.or); sero, serere, serui, sertus V (3rd) [XXXDX] lesser wreath; join, entwine, interweave, bind together; compose; contrive; sentina = bilgewater; scum or dregs of society;ships hold. vixit= be alive, live; survive; reside; vivesco, vivescere, vixi, - V (3rd) [XXXDX] lesser come to life; begin to live; become lively; binos = binus=>binos binus, bina, binum ADJ [XXXEO] uncommon two by two; 2 each; in pairs; 2 at time; on 2 occasions; double, twofold; duo -ae o, secundus -a -um, bini -ae -a, bis NUM [XXXAX] 2 each/apiece/times/fold/together/at a time - 'how many each'; by 2s;
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2.18.2008
glass
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We have a word in the Etruscan language that has come down into the Italian language.
The last two words on the jar are; athenei . ania The word is vetra and refers to glass,glasswear,glassmaker. Glass=vetro; glassware=vetrame;glaze=fornire de vetri;glazier=vetraio. An Etruscan text that contains the word vetra. From the Liber linteus. ‘s’nutu’ph’ . reu’s’ce’s’c . ania’ch’ . ur’ch’ . hil’ch’ vetra hamphe’s’ . veive’s’ . turi thui . strete’th’ . face apni’s’ . ania’ch’ . apni’s’ . ur’ch’. Pe’th’ereni ’s’nutu’ph’ Also a supplementary inscriptiom. Laris . aulni vetral = glass vitra occurs in the bi-linguals Etruscan :face --for Latin --facio,facere=to make ,to create signed lesbuckley3@gmail.comMonday, February 18, 2008
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saltcellar
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The Tabulae Cortunensis certainly puts us in the salt. It looks like a modern clip board with the clip in the center at the top, but it is made of metal and inscribed on both sides. Both sides are damaged and only a part of the first side is intact. The text opens up with ; aule salini and the word occurs three times and means "salt cellar' in Latin or if you like Etruscan that has come down into Latin. Salarizac occurs in Latin as salarius which means 'salt' and the last one is salina which means 'salt pans'. I can only conclude that the tabulae was found in a salt cellar. Here are some of the bi-linguals that relate to the Tabulae. Cortunensis La . tite . la . velaral L . titius . c . f . aberra = latin=escape,relief. Vel . aties . velthurus . lemni's'a . celati . cesu. Latin= celati=secret Velche . fulni . velches . ciar'th'ialisa . Q . folnius . a . f . pom . fuscus I take pom for latin pomus for fruit tree. Pomus for velche but velche could be for fuscus. =>fuscus fuscus, fusca, fuscum ADJ [XXXDX]lesser; dark, swarthy, dusky; husky; hoarse; scevas for latin scaeva=omen(on the left side)portent and clanc for latin clanculum which means 'secretly' zic , already known.'to write'
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2.17.2008
Black Smith
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The following word means smith or carpenter etu Also etu's'nui Found on the smaller gold plate of Pyrgie: etu nal mazan tiur Uni as built-------------(to)Juno. Also: fasti .hermnei . tiusa . v etu sal Tiuza . tius . v etu sal . clan . ‘th’anas smith or carpenter-------------- etu’s’nui Black Smith
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garden
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This inscription takes us into the garden or vegetable patch. Lautnita . fasti . ve . vl. care. aule . vetru . eruca’l Etruscan = eruca'l latin= eruca eruca, erucae N (1st) F [XXXEO] uncommon garden rocket (rocquette), cruciformous herb (Eruca sativa); (salad/aphrodisiac); =>fasti fastus, fasti N (2nd) M [XXXDX] lesser calendar (pl.), almanac, annals; register of judicial days, register; list of festivals (pl.); list of consuls who gave names to years. care ADV [XXXFS] veryrare dearly; at a high price;
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2.16.2008
blind
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Saturday, February 16, 2008 This Etruscan inscription comes from a tombstone In many cases Etruscans used words from their vocabulary as family names, so a great deal of their language is to be found in the cemetery. Etruscan Text = a . ceicna . caspu . l . curial . ril . 20 (xx) Latin Text = caecina . q . f . caspo . vix . anno . 20 (xx) Etruscan = ceicna = Latin = caecina caecina -ine; -in; of, pertaining/belonging to; connected with; derived/coming from; caecus, caeci N (2nd) M [XXXFE] veryrare blind person;
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2.13.2008
interpretations3
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ve . scatu . vel's' etruscan = scatu = latin = scato =>scato scato, scatere, -, - V (3rd) [XXXDX] lesser gush out, bubble, spring forth; swarm (with), be alive (with); etruscan = lth . sceva . 's'atnal latin = l . scaevius . l . f . arn . laevinus. etruscan = sceva = latin = scaevius =>scaevius-er, makes adjective comparative; scaevus, scaeva, scaevum ADJ [XXXEC] uncommon left, on the left; awkward; etruscan = 's'atnal = latin = laevinus. =>laevinus-ine; -in; of, pertaining/belonging to; connected with; derived/coming from; laeva, laevae N (1st) F [XXXDX] lesser left hand;
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interpretations2
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arnt salie pulpae. etruscan = pulpae latin = pulpae =>pulpae pulpa, pulpae N (1st) F [XXXEC] uncommon flesh; latin = a . scandio . munatiae . natus. etruscan = th . scansna . vetuniasa. latin = scadio = etruscan = scansna. =>scandio makes abstract noun of the verb; place/instrument/result of verb action; scando, scandere, scandi, scansus V (3rd) [XXXBX] climb; mount, ascend, get up, clamber; -ing, -ion, -ery; the action or result of the action of the verb; scando, scandere, scandi, scansus V (3rd) [XXXBX] climb; mount, ascend, get up, clamber;
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interpretations
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rusci . calisus . lautn. =>rusci ruscus, rusci N (2nd) M [XAXDO] lesser ruscum, rusci N (2nd) N [XAXDO] lesser butcher's broom; (Ruscus aculeatus, shrub w/stems flat/oval w/sharp spine); rutia . velvae sa rutilia . c . f . russinae. etruscan = rutia = latin = rutili =>rutilia rutilus, rutila, rutilum ADJ [XXXBX] red, golden red, reddish yellow; Rutilius, Rutili N (2nd) M [XXICO] Rutilius; (Roman gens name); (P. ~ Rufus -> exiled historian); etruscan = velvae = latin = russinae russus, russa, russum ADJ [XXXDO] lesser red; (warm/brownish shade); red-haired (person);
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2.04.2008
umrana
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we have a bi-lingual for the word umrana which is latin umbrici which means,shade,parasol,umberalla. Etruscan=umrana = Latin = umbrici = English = shade,parasol,umberalla. liusnu . velus . umrana's .lautni hastia . umranei (feminine gender). arntsa m . umbricius . c . l . menoma umbricia philaenis --------------------
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2.01.2008
Flautist
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This particular Etruscan inscription is inscribed on a lead Tablet and is called Lamina di Campiglia.The words relate to musicians and music, particularly to the flute player, the word for which appears twice in the text. sth . velsu . lth. c . lth . apren's'ai's' inpa . thapicun lthc thapintas . ath . velsu . lth . velsu lthc lth sc . ls . velsu . lth . suplu (flute player) lth . suplu(flute player) ls . hasmun: au sth . cleuste ath cleuste . vl runs than cvil . velsu . ces zeris . ims . se mutin . apren's'ai's'inpa . thapicun thapinitai's' . cues-n . inpa . thapicun.i luu . thapicun . ces zeris titi . setria . lautnita..
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etrusca swordsman
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The inscription reads in part cl ensi cer ine ensi is the latin word for sword. I dont think anyone would challenge the interpretation.
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1.27.2008
Tabulae Cortunensis
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Aule salini(salt-cellar)--- cusu al Zilci larthal c usu 's' t itinal Larisalc salini's'(salt-cellar) aule-sla(bird)lus celtineitis s tar sminas's' sparza in thucht ce's'u velches(fruit-tree) cusu sa ule-sla(bird) velthurus titlnis velthuru-sla(bird) larthalc celati-nas(latin=celati=secret) apnal larisalc ARNZA arnza celati-nas(latin=celati=secret) pitinal et petruissce --- veseliunt vinac(latin=wine)restmc cen ---u tenthursar cus uthuras larisal ---svla pesc spante tenthur- sa sran sarc clthnthersna thui spanthi ml- esiethic rasnas1111c --- inni pes petrus pav ac traulac tiur ten----purc tentha zacinat eprus priniserac zal(one) // cs esisvere cusuthursum pes petrusta scevas(latin=scaeva=omen(on the left side)portent)nuthanatur lart petr- uni(Juno) arnt pini lart vipi lusce(latin=lescini=nightingale) laris salini(salt-cellar) vetnal lart velara(escape) larth alisa (crush and destroy)lart velara(latin= aberra=escape,relief) aulesa vel pumpu(pomponius) pruciu aule celati-na(latin=celati=secret) setmnal arnza felsni velthinal vel luisna lusce(nightingale)vel uslna nufresa laru(latin=larua=mask,spectre) slanzu larz al artle vel aves arnt(lamb) petru(old ram) raufe)rufus)// eprus arne velche(fruit-tree) cusu larisal cleniarc laris cusu--larisali salarizac(latin=salarius=salt) larisal pêtruni scevas(omen) arntlei(sheep) petrus (old ram)puia ce zic(written) zichuche(in this book) spazestis sazleis in(etruscan=zic;latin=scrib) thuchti cusu thuras suthiu ame talsuthive- nas ratm thucht ce's'u tlteltei sians sparzete thui salt zic fratuce cusuthuras lari salli (salt) svla petrusc scevas(latin=omen(on the left side)portent)pess tarchian(augur) es //cnl(number) nuthe malec lart cucrina lausisa(latin=laus= =>laus laus, laudis N (3rd) F [XXXAX] praise, approval, merit; glory; renown; zilath mechl rasnal----ris celatina(latin= celati=secret) lausa---nc arnt luscinia(latin=nightingale)ause clanc(ulnum(latin=secretly) larz- a lart turmna salina(latin=salt-pans) pnal cleniarc velche (fruit-tree) serc velche(fruit-tree) cusu aule [ ] aninalc laris fulne( folnius) rc lart petce uslnal [ ] inathur tecsinal vel [ ] us laris cusu uslna [ ] (or lusce ,one eyed or dim eyed,latin).
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1.25.2008
secrets
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In the following exercise we will deal with three Etruscan words that have come down into latin. Lemni for ribbon,celati meaning secret clanc meaning hidden.. Vel.aties . velthurus .lemni'sa . .celati . cesu. =>celati celo, celare, celavi, celatus V (1st) TRANS [XXXAO] conceal, hide, keep secret; disguise; keep in dark/in ignorance; shield; celatum, celati N (2nd) N [XXXFS] veryrare secret; =>lemnisci lemniscus, lemnisci N (2nd) M [XXXEC] uncommon ribbon; heraldic label; ribbon (Nelson); Then next to consider is clanc for latin clanculum . =>clanculum clanculum ADV [XXXCO] secretly, by stealth; sub rosa; privately (L+S); clanculum PREP ACC [XXXFO] veryrare without knowledge of, secret from; ein . ser . vl . remzna . clanc . au . latini . cesu . tular . hilar .(n)es(l) claruchies Etr. Clanc for Lat. Clanculum = secretly,hidden. claruchie may be from latin claro. = famous = renown. =>claro claros, clari N M [XAXNO] Pliny beetle infesting beehives; (regarded by Pliny as a disease); claro, clarare, claravi, claratus V (1st) [XXXCO] make visible; brighten, light up; make clear, explain; make illustrious/famous; clarus, clara -um, clarior -or -us, clarissimus -a -um ADJ [XXXAO] clear, bright, gleaming; loud, distinct; evident, plain; illustrious, famous; clanc and celati have a similar meaning and both relate to cesu clanc . au . latini . cesu celati . cesu These three are found together in the Cortonensis Tablet clanc celati cesu The latter of these inscriptions is found on a large rock and may be hiding a secret. Perhaps there is something hidden in a cavity in the rock or it marks the spot of an underground tomb hidden beneath the surface and containing a huge amount of golden objects as many tombs of renown do.It is worth a look see,e-mail me for location. lesbuckley3@gmail.com.
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1.18.2008
mummy
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The Agram mummy bandages are famous because they are the only extent examples of the Liber linteus, the book written by hand on linen., possibly on a piece of sail cloth from Tarqunnia.It was cut into strips and used as swaddling bands or bandages to wrap the Mummy of an Etruscan woman; it probably dates from the 1st century b.c Found in Egypt it was sent by a Croatian Traveler to the Zagreb Museum,where,in1872,J.Krall discovered the writings on the bandages. This Etruscan text of more than 5,000 words is the longest we possess. The Liber Linteus represents an Etruscan painted Tomb,the tomb it represents is the Tomb of the Pumpu or Tomba del Tifone.
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1.13.2008
hotbread
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Knowing now the meaning of three particular etruscan words,cus meaning candelabra and petrua,and petrui meaning baker we can now extract some meaning from the texts in the Liber linteus or book of the mummy. ciem . cealchus . lauchum neti . eisna . thchse tur) supplement =lth .lauchum es . velsa .petrual(baker) cus(candelabra). pethereni . ciem .cealchus . cape . marem zach . ame . nacum . cepen . flanach . vacl . ar ratum . churu . . pethereni . thucu supplement=larthi petrui(baker)larthial . sentinates . puia . ame ------------arus. ame acnesem------------------------------- supplement=marcni . larth . arus ni puia .petrui(baker)
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1.11.2008
dove
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January 12, 2008 Dove A bronze dove 10 to 12 inches long was unearthed from a site outside Volterra with other bronze objects. It had an etruscan inscription engraved on its wing which is the following: fl . su p ri . manince . vipinal . tra . ulch . ni . sla . clt . tat anus. The words relate to birds. They used these words as building blocks to create words relating to birds and winged creatures. Here are some examples: Su = su p ni Su = phersu Ulch = tuch ulch a And sla as an affix in aulesla . velourusla .ulesla; These appear in the Cortunensis Tablet. h-ulch-niesi Related entry; Tular sp . a . vis . vch .au .cur . clt
----------------latin avis meaning bird----------------------------------------------- Tular.spural.ainpura tum. visl vach tat r In the Tomb of the Shields at Tarquinia we have a painted inscription on a hinged tablets held by a wingd figure, a personified bird. It reads: velci . velus .hulchniesi . larth . Vel chas . vel thurs . aprthnai .--------- c clan sacni sa thui eith suthith acazr-------------------------------------- The words relate to birds or winged creatures. velcialu . larthal . vipinal au . petru . vipinal vl . tite . catha . vipinal----of birds Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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1.08.2008
cusi
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I suppose you may be wondering how I knew cus meant candelabra. Well it is inscribed on the candelabra right here before me. a. vels . cus . thuplthas . alpan . turce Add the affix I and it becomes cusi cus is found in the following inscriptions.From the LIBER LINTEUS. Acil an sacnicn cilth cecha sal cus eluce caperi zamtic svem thumsa . matan Cus pethereni ciem cealchuz capeni marem Ra cus salis vacl larth cusi ( vacant )en(vacant)asilm tul . suplu (flute player) thania facui cusithi vestrecnal sec. So,now, after two thousand years the meaning of the word cus is known to us.. I will sign off this posting,and as they sat in etruria cauia hathenia which means "Beware of the dog". Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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1.06.2008
THE DIVERS
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Three words in the following inscription tells us that the men in the Tomb of the Shields at Tarquinia dallying with tha ladies are divers. thania .urinati . tetasa THE DIVERS etrusca = urinati=diver --for-- Latin=urinator = diver Inscription from the Tomb of the shields at Tarquinia.cechaneri : tenthas : acri alsum arusias car :-----alati erce fise tetasa My endeavour here is to show that tetasa,acri and arusius relate to swimming and diving.---tetasa by association with urinati should relate to diving. thania urinati(diver)tetasa cai . aruseria . acris larthi . ahsi . aruseri larthi . ahsi . larthi .plautes plautes for plotus = swimming or floating Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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Divers
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Etruscan divers Men who plunge into water The Etruscan word for diver is urinati. In latin it is urinator,both have the same latin root. Urinant adj. Latin urinant- ,urinans,pres,part of urinari to plunge under water,dive. Etruscan Inscription; Lar . urinate . helial thania . urinati . tetasa lth . urinate . ath . velthrinal Latin : urinator urino, urinare, urinavi, urinatus V (1st) [XXXDX] lesser urinor, urinari, urinatus sum V (1st) DEP [XXXDX] lesser dive, plunge into water; urinator, urinatoris N (3rd) M [XXXDX] lesser diver; The divers are to be seen in the painting on the wall of the tomb called "Grotto Dipinta" at the town of Bomaza. Sea snakes are to be seen sporting about the waves,while below the surface are the divers,one has a diving helmet on.A small chest was taken from the tomb and is in the London museum.The inscription says vel . urinates and when translated means The divers. Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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bakers
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Etruscan Baker hot bread The Etruscan word for baker is petrua petrual petrui. Latin pisto =baker or miller. On a sarcophagus of a baker we have a scene where the baker is standing at the door of the bakery with an oven peel in his hand,used by the bakers to load and unload the bread to and from the oven.Above his head is a circular baking pan similar to those recovered at the buried city of Pompeii. The inscription runs as follows: Larthia । rapli । thurmnas । petrua. Au . cai thurmna . se raplia. Ar . thua mna se rapnai. (thormnas) (thormna) (thua_mna}
The bi-lingual runs thus ; a . thormena .a . f . pisto gn--- Pisto is an early form of pistor which in latin means baker or miller. A suppleamentry inscription reads; larthia . petrui . thurmnas . neti. Petrua,petrual,petrui = pisto = baker or miller At the Etruscan city of Sovana on upper reaches of the Paglia river we have a bakery. The inscription reads; thestia . vel thua nas . tei sn a. The first word I take to be greek hestia whih means fireplace , thua is common to both inscriptions,That of the baker and the bakery the key word linking both inscriptions. In the tomb of the pumpu we have Tei sn ica cal . cal also is one of the Sovanna inscriptions on a large rock. The words velthina petrual and vel .lauchumes. velsa . petrual . should cojure us up a baker. I was able to recgnize the baker and bakery as I was a baker also workin with wood fired ovens and oven peels as the Etruscans did 2000 years ago. Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com
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candelabra
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Lamps and candelabra the lamp shines brightly In the Etruscan language cus means candalabra,lamp. Cus is used as the word stem to produce the following: Cus,cusi,cuithi.cusiach, etc. Sal in latin, means brightness. Cus means cadelabra Eluce is Latin and means to shine forth Inscription from the Liber Linteus or Book of the mummy. Unial ti (Juno). ursmnal (Orsmnal}(ordinator). athre . acil . an . sacnicn . cilth . cecha . sal . cus . eluce . caperi . zamtic . svem . thurma . matan . cluctras . hilar . fler thezince . sacnicstres . cilth . spure s tre s .enas . ethrse . tinsi . tiurim . avils . chi's' . cisum . pute . tul . thans . hathrthi(persoafied dog) . repinthec . Sacnicleri . cilth .spureri . methlumeric =>eluce eluceo, elucere, eluxi, - V (2nd) [XXXDX] lesser shine forth; show itself; be manifest; =>ordinator ordino, ordinare, ordinavi, ordinatus V (1st) [XXXBX] order/arrange, set in order; adjust, regulate; compose; ordain/appoint (Bee); ordinator, ordinatoris N (3rd) M [GXXEK] NeoLatin uncommon producer;
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1.05.2008
The Tomb of the Pumpu
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Inscription from the Tomb of the Pumpu or Tomba del Tifone. eith fanu sathec lavtn pumpus scunus suthiti in flenzna tei sn ica cal ipa matani ti neri nutisus namutne ipa tr ni clt e flenzeves -------e –c-s hathrathi matani . C -------------------.erce : athis thnam flenznate ata enac celi cesasin thunchulem enac chim ver cal arnthal larthalisla chvestinal ramathas. clens scuna From the Liber Linteus or Book of the Mummy. Aisna ich nac reusce aiseras seus thunchulem muth hilarthuna etertic(slave) cathre chim enax enac eisna hintha hetum hilarthuna etertic (slave )cathra vacl vinum(wine) santisas celi pen trutm thi thapensts halchze . thui . thi . vacal . cesasin Comparing the two texts shows they relate to the same subject. The Liber Linteus is an expansion of the pumpu Tombs inscription. Pompomia in mythology was the mother of Scipia by Jupiter below her human form she had serpents . signed Lesbuckley3@gmail.com Buckley.
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student
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Etruscan Inscription Texts Laris Pulenas When talking about educated men we have to go to the one called Laris Pulenas with the scroll opened before him. Appearing in the text is an important Latin word Luthcva . cathas . paxanac . alumna oe (pupil or student) .hermu . melecrapicces . puts . xim . culsl . leprnal . .psl . varxti . cerine . pul . alumna th (pupil or student) . pul . hermu Latin = alumna, ae f. pupil. Spanish alumno = pupil (student) Zix nethrac acase creals tarchna-lth To write tarquinis Les Buckley3gmail.com
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LION
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 2008 Etruscan Language Text The Etruscan Lion leunal or leonal in Etruscan cognates with Latin Leo for lion. The following texts relate to lions. atanal also a word of lions. thanias . leunal . atnal . seqis fana . ve . atnal . la . lecetis . ar . atnal ar . atnei . ar . sefrial atnei . caspre veilia . atnei . lecetisal fas . atnei . perpran thania . atnei . titis camnas . larth . larthals . atnalc(lion) . clan . an . cn . suthi . lavtn . zivas . ceriqu camnas may be for Latin camnias which means forge or fireplace. The Etruscans were very close to the animals and a lot of the language is based on the sounds of animal and bird Signed lesbuckley3@gmail.com Labels: epigrafi posted by Les Buckley @ 1:21 PM 0 Comments 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home About Me Name: Les Buckley Location: brisbane, Australia 62 yaars old,still very active,divorced. ·
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dogs
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2008 Dogs In the Etruscan language the word ha means to bark They use this word as the word stem to build other words relating to dogs. Ha th na ; ha th roi ; ha th lials ; ha th ec ; ha tec and hathenia , और hadenia A bilingual Inscription to demonstrate thr point:
Cauia haoenia = cauio latrio Latrio makes abstract noun of the verb; place/instrument/result of verb action;latro, latrare, latravi, latratus V (1st) [XXXDX] lesserbark, bark at;-ing, -ion, -ery; the action or result of the action of the verb;latro, latrare, latravi, latratus V (1st) [XXXDX] lesserbark, bark at; cauio latrio = to bark cauia haoenia beware of the dog =>cauio makes abstract noun of the verb; place/instrument/result of verb action;caveo, cavere, cavi, cautus V (2nd) [XXXAO]beware, avoid, take precautions/defensive action; Labels: Inscriptions Etruscan posted by Les Buckley @ 3:42 PM 0 Comments 0 Comments: Post a Comment <<>
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href="http://members.westnet.com.au/directory/index.html Etruscan Texts Blue Eyes Etruscan.htm 8ANU.rtf 890 3 c. caesius c varia =>caesius caesius, caesia -um, -, caesissumus -a -um ADJ [XXXCO] gray, gray-blue, steel-colored; having gray/gray-blue/steel-colored eyes; varia varius, varia, varium ADJ [XXXAX] different; various, diverse; changing; colored; party colored, variegated; vario, variare, variavi, variatus V (1st) [XXXBX] mark with contrasting colors, variegate; vary, waver; fluctuate, change; 929 pacinnei . celias =>celias celia, celiae N (1st) F [XXSES] uncommon kind of beer (made in Spain); 936vel . pergomsna . vel . f =>pergo pergo, pergere, perrexi, perrectus V (3rd) [XXXAX] go on, proceed; 937 1 varia . armasti =>varia varius, varia, varium ADJ [XXXAX] different; various, diverse; changing; colored; party colored, variegated vario, variare, variavi, variatus V (1st) [XXXBX] mark with contrasting colors, variegate; vary, waver; fluctuate, change; =>armasti Syncopated perfect often drops the 'v' and contracts vowel armo, armare, armavi, armatus V (1st) TRANS [XWXAO] equip, fit with armor; arm; strengthen; rouse, stir; incite war; rig (ship); 940 1 oa . armas (Etruscan) 952 a . rusticus a . f . murrenia . gn . gallus =>rusticus rusticus, rustici N (2nd) M [XXXDX] lesser peasant, farmer; rusticus, rustica, rusticum ADJ [XXXAX] country, rural; plain, homely, rustic; =>murre An internal 'e' might be rendered by 'ae' murra, murrae N (1st) F [XXXEO] uncommon fluorspar; agate?; highly prized mineral used for making vases; myrrh (aromatic gum/ointment); tree source of myrrh (Commiphora schimperi); =>gallus Gallus, Galli N (2nd) M [XXFAX] Gaul; the Gauls (pl.); gallus, galli N (2nd) M [XXXDX] lesser cock, rooster; Gallus, Galla, Gallum ADJ [XXXCO] Gallic, of Gaul/the Gauls; class of gladiator w/Gallic armor; (also Galatian?); 3486 1 oana . sutrinei . raufis =>sutrina sutrinus, sutrina, sutrinum ADJ [XXXEC] uncommon of a shoemaker; =>raufi raufi ======== UNKNOWN 3494 1 tertia . avilia . c . f . rufi . uxor =>tertia tertio, tertiare, -, tertiatus V (1st) [XXXFS] veryrare repeat three times; tres -es -ia, tertius -a -um, terni -ae -a, ter NUM [XXXAX] 3th - (ORD, 'in series'); (a/the) 3th (part) (fract w/pars?); uxor =>uxor uxor, uxoris N (3rd) F [XXXBO] wife; [uxorem ducere => marry, bring home as wife]; 3552 1 c. fuloni . pos . f =>fuloni A doubled consonant may be rendered by just the single MEDIEVAL fullo, fullonis N (3rd) M [XXXEC] uncommon cloth-fuller; Etruscan = fulunia = fulu
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