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Etruscan Glossary
Glen Gordon
Abbreviations
abl.
ablative case
(noun)
acc.
accusative case (noun)
adess.
adessive case (noun)
adj.
adjective
adv.
adverb
aor.
aorist aspect (verb)
conj.
conjunctive mood (verb)
dat.
dative case (noun)
dir.
directive case (noun)
gen.
genitive 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
Etruscan Glossary (Draft 010 : Jul 15 / 2008) 3Acale
ni.(I)
Acale [month]
Acale
(na.sg.) //
Acalia
(adess.sg.)
Acarie
na.(I/II)
Acarie [gentilicium]
Acries
(gen.)
Acarnaie
na.(I/II)
Acarnaie [gentilicium]
Acrniś
(gen.)
acas
v.tr.
to craft (out of stone or clay)
acas
(inf.) //
acasce
(perf.pret.) //
acasri
,
acazr
(nec.)
acasχ
ni.(II)
clay vessel
aχesχ
(na.sg.)
acil
v.i.
to be made, to be completed
acil
(inf.) //
acilune
(midd.pret.) //
acilθ
(part.)
acilχ
ni.(I)
product, creation
aklχis
(dir.sg.) //
aclχa
(adess.sg.)
Acilu
na.(I/II)
Acilu [gentilicium, cognomen]
Acilu
(na.)
acna
v.tr.
to raise, to bring up
acnaice
(perf.pret.) //
acnase
,
acnese-m
(aor.pret.) //
acnaśv
(aor.part.)
acnana
na.(I)
children
acnana
(na.)
acnana
v.tr.
to raise children
acnanas
(aor.) //
acnanasa
(aor.pres.)
Acnatru
na.(I/II)
Acnatru [gentilicium]
Acnatrual-c
(gen.)
acunsi
v.tr.
to slay
acunsiri
(nec.)
Acvilna
na.(I/II)
Acvilna [gentilicium]
Acvilnaś
(gen.)
aisu
na.(II)
deity of the overworld,
deus superior
ais
,
eis
(na.sg) //
aisvale
(dat.sg.) //
aiser
(na.pl.)//
aiseras
,
eiseras
(gen.pl.)
aisuna
ni.(II)
sacrifice, offering
aisna
,
eisna
(na.sg.) //
aisunal
(gen.sg.)
aisuna
adj.
divine, of the Dii Superiores
aisna
aisunaiu
ni.(II)
small sacrifices, small offerings
eisnev-c
(na.sg.)
Aita
na.(I)
Hades [deity]
Aita
,
Eita
(na.) //
Aiθas
(gen.)
Aitule
na.(I)
Aitolos [mythos]
Etule
(na.)
aiu
ni.(I)
oil
aiu
,
aiu-m
(na.sg.) //
aius
(gen.sg.)
Aivas
na.(I)
Ajax [mythos]
Aivas
,
Aevas
(na.)
Aχamemrun
na.(I)
Agamemnon [mythos]
Aχmemrun
(na.)
aχapri
ni.(II)
oinochoe
aχapri
(na.sg.)
Aχerum
na.(I)
Acheron, the underworld [deity]
Aχrum
(na.)
Aχile
na.(I)
Achile [mythos]
Aχale
,
Aχle
,
Aχlei
(na.)
Aχratina
na.(I/II)
Achratina [gentilicium]
Aχratinaliśa
(gen.+abl.)
Aχu
na.(I/II)
Achu [gentilicium]
Aχu
(na.) //
Aχuiaś
,
Aχus
(gen.) //
Aχui
(loc.)
Aχunia
na.(I/II)
Achunia [gentilicium]
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