7/11/06 Lydian Glossary, from Maravot's Lydian Language.html
Copyright © 2006 Mel Copeland. All rights reserved.

Lydian translation – Glossary
by Mel Copeland
(Relationships to the Etruscan Phrases
Glossary, a work first published in 1981)

This glossary of Lydian words includes relationships to Etruscan words in the Etruscan Glossary. The characters in the alphabet shown on this page produce this glossary. Differences with translators who claim that Lydian is Luwian, related to Hittite, include their characterizations of the letter we show as an "E" which they translated as a "D." Like Etruscan the "D" seems to be rare, and where the "D" is conventionally used the "T" is represented. Another character that seems to require greater examination is the "P" which has been transcribed as an "L" most of the time. The transcriptions available to me at this time simply don't differentiate a "P" versus an "L," and those transcriptions may be incorrect. The "C" is not used. The "K" is represented, as in Etruscan, by two characters as shown, the "T" also is represented by two characters as shown (sometimes the Etruscan rendering, as in the Tavola Cortonensis, is like a "Y." The "M" and "N" are rendered similarly to the Etruscan. Etruscan does not use an "O," omega and the character "V" serves as that vowel and sometimes as a "u." The two characters of Lydian that are the vowel "i" appear in Etruscan. The is rare in Etruscan and has been read as "ae." The is an "S" in Etruscan but definitely serves as a vowel, "A," in the Lydian scripts. The "R" is represented by three characters in Etruscan and only the "P" in Lydian. Letters peculiar to Etruscan – not yet seen in Lydian – include the "Q" and "ph." The "Q" is generally represented by a "C" in Etruscan and the Ø "ph" and "th" also appear to be missing from Lydian. In Etruscan the "ph" is generally used in words that coincide with Greek words/spellings, such as Phare, light, lighthouse. The character "B" is rare in Etruscan and transcriptions of the character in Lydian as a "B" as opposed to a "V" require further scrutiny. In any event this is the result of applying reading techniques for Etruscan to Lydian, resulting in a language, like Etruscan, that is close to Latin. The close proximity of Lydian to Latin may be sufficient to cast doubts on any correlations to Hittite / Luwian.

The Lydian alphabet shown here is rough, to say the least and will be updated when more scripts and good photo copies of the scripts can be reviewed. Characters used in the Etruscan scripts may be reviewed at the Lemnos_Script.html.


English

Lydian Location

Etruscan (See Table 1 for locations)

to, at (L. a)

A

A54, D-3, D24, D34, F52, G19, G37, G38, G88

A

eternity, lifetime, time (L. aevus-i)

AEFIS

G23, G46

AFIS

Aek, name?

AEK

F50, H24

AEKIS?

Aesaris, name?

AESARIS

F3

x

ore, copper? (L. aes-aeris)

AESU

C35

AIS

hail, farewell! (L. aveo)

AF (see AV)

F35

AV (A8) (I desire?)

and, and also, and indeed (L. atque, ac)

AK

A10, C33, D14, D27, F77, F95

a

Achaemenid dynasty? 576 B.C.- 330 B.C.

AKAE (See SIRuS)

A20, G103

ACIE (Achaea, Greece)

Agememnon?

AKEMNA

C17

ACHMEMNON (ACHMEMNVN)

move, will drive (L ago, agere, agent)

AKIN

H26

x

move, drive (L ago, agere, agant)

AKAN

G30

x

corps, army (L. agema-atis)

AKMU

F91

x

corps, army (L. agema-atis)

AKMUAI

G133

x

corps, army (L. agema-atis)

AKMuS

G42, G94

x

corps, army (L. agema-atis)

AKMuSAE

G73

x

corps, army (L. agema-atis)

AKMUT
H-7, H34

x

drive, to set in motion (L. ago, agere)

AKTIN
A42

x

drive, to set in motion (L. ago..)

AKTU (see AK and TU)
D14

x

engaged upon, to be (L. ago, agere)

AKU
B-3

AGE (AbE)?

another, other, different (L. alius-a-ud)

ALAE
F87

x

winged (L. ales-altis)

ALIS
D-6, F63

x

nourish, to support (L. alo, alere)

ALU
F88, H5, H32

x

nourish, to support (L. alo, alere)

ALUM
F55

x

friend, friends (L. amicus, amica)

AMIE
G130

AMIE (See Love, AMA)

friend, friends (L. amicus, amica)

AMIES
G13

AMIE (See Love, AMA)

whether, or (L. an)

AN
H14

AN

year? (L. annus-I; Fr. an; It. anno) L. ansa?

ANS
H40

ANE, ANI

Arau, name, to be thirsty, dry (L. areo-ere)

ARAU
A55

x

arms (L. arma-orum)

ARM
G85

x

ploughed (L. arvus-a-um)

ARVU (ARFU)
F12

AR, ARAI, ARAS

method, art, skill (L. ars-tis)

ARS
F22, F115

ARS

Artimes, goddess of hunt (L. Diana)

ARTIMU
G76, G99, G106, H41

MEAN

Artimes, goddess of hunt (L. Diana)

ARTIMUS
A50, D43

MEAN

Artimes, goddess of hunt (L. Diana)

ARTIMUU
J-4, F78

MEAN

whole, of 12 parts (L. as, assis)

AS
C27, F47, G108, G115

AS

Asinas, name?

ASINAS
H-2

x

Asia? (L. Asia-ae)

ASIS
F18

ASI, ASIA

you adopted (L. ascio-scire)

ASKI
D36

x

star, constellation (L. astrum-I)

ASTR
F7, F82, G16, G120

x

Hades? (L. Pluto [-on] -onis; Gr. Ades)

ATAS
F111

ATIA

dead, black, dark (L. ater, atra, atrum)

ATR
F29

ATRO (ATRV)

dead, black, dark (L. ater, atra, atrum)

ATRO
F66

ATRO (ATRV)

dead, black, dark (L. ater, atra, atrum)

ATROS
G63

ATRO (ATRV)

Oh! (L. au)?

AU
A31, A41, F32, F54, F109, G55, G56

x

Auie, name?

AUIE
E18, G19

x

Auie, name?

AUIEAE
G133

x

hail, farewell! (L. aveo) to long for, desire, L. aveo-ere)

AV (AF)
F35

AV (A8) I desire?

Bacchus? (L. Bacchus-i' bacchor-i, to rage, revel)

BAK (8AK)
H20, H37

IAN (see Janus)

Bacchus? (L. Bacchus-i)

BAKA (8AKA)
G126

VACE (VA8E) cow, vacca?

Bacchus? (L. Bacchus-i)

BAKI (8AKI)
A-4, J-2, E15, G82

VACI (8AKI) cow, vacca?

Argos, capital of ArgolisBacchus? (L. Bacchus-i)

BAKIS (8AKIS)
F84

x

Bacchus? (L. Bacchus-i)

BAKiS (8AKiS)
G-4, G27

x

staff, walking stick (L. baculum-i, or baculus-i)

BAUKOL
F34

x

Bartaras, name

BARTARAS
B-5

x

beat, to battle (L. battuo-ere)

BATINT
D48, H 43

x

Batos, name?

BATOS (8ATOS)
x

x

Bruas, name?

BRUAS
E-1

x

unknown word

COLV?
F30

x

and (L. et)

E
F42, F66, H39

E, from, out of

be, he, she, it is (L. eat, subj.)

EA
A25

x

Eas, name?

EAS
E-3, F79

x

name, Eisa?

EISA
F53

EIS, EISER

be, you are (L. sum, esse)

ES
C14

ES

from, out of (L. e, ex)

EKS
F26, F49

ECS, EKS

well done! (L. eu!)

EU
G-8

x

make, to do (It. Fare)

FA
F114

FAC, FAK, FAKI

make, to do (It. Fare)

FAE
F6

FAI

key? (re: Greek, kleos) or pillar (L. fala [phala] -ae)

FALIS
J-3

FAL, FALE (to deceive)

unknown word

FAN
F9

x

unknown word

FANS
F94

x

temple place (L. fanum)

FANAS
D-2

x

grain? (L. far, farris)

FAR
E7

FAR, FARSIT

grain?, to make, do (It. fare)

FARE
C-4

FAR, FARSIT

grain?, to make, do (It. fare)

FARU
F41

FAR, FARSIT

holiday, festive (L. festus-a-um)

FASTuS
G57

x

made, to be made, come into existence (L. fio, fieri)

FIE
G24, G47

FAI, FAK, FAKER?

assemble, collect together?

FIKS
F11, G-7

x

bind, to vanquish?

FINiK
A-9

x

unknown word, daughter (L. filia-ae; son filius (Fr. son, fils)

FIS
A33, 112

FILE?

unknown word

FOE
A19

x

Fratau, name? Brothers (L.frater-tris)

FRATAU
F21

BRATA (8RATA), BRATER (8RATER)

flee, to evade (Fr. Fuir, L. fugo)

FUE
F39

x

Ike, name?

IKE
G61

x

contrary, on the contrary (L. immo)

IMU
D29

ATES

in (L. in)

IN
D33, E19, F87, G54

IN

begin, to commence (L. ineo-ire)

INAS
G35

INO (INV), INNI

empty, to make void (L. inanio-ire) or sail (L. inno)

INANT
G136

INO (INV), INNI

from there (L. inde)

INT
D40

x

Ios, name?

IOS
F65

IUS (IVS) I swear, take an oath

ire, wrath (L. ira-ae)

IRE
G95

IRI (See also IR, IRE to go)

unknown word

IR_O
B-2

x

Iris, messenger of the gods? (L. Iris-ridis)

IRIS
G-5, G11

x

unknown word

IREUS
G95

x

he, she, it (L. is, ea, id)

IS
A-2, C16, F15, F92

IS

x

ISAS
A36

x

yours, that of yours (L. iste, ista, istud)

IST
A14, G39

ISTE

yours, that of yours (L. iste, ista, istud)?

ISTvS
G39

ISTE

yours, that of yours (L. iste, ista, istud)?

ISTUS
A39

ISTE

therefore, and so (L. itaque)

ITEK
G119

ITEK

go, to (L. ito-are)

ITE
G62

ITIS, ITO (ITV), ITON (ITVN)

go, to (L. ito-are)

ITV
G15, G62

ITIS, ITO (ITV), ITON (ITVN)

there, at that place? (L. ibi)

IV (ibi?)
A51, F98

IVE (I8E)

same place? (L. ibid, ibidem)

IVIE
A47

x

on one's guard, to be cautious (L. caveo, cavere)

KAF
G80

x

sing, to chant, prophesy? (L. canto-ere)

KANAU
D30

KaNEU (KaNE8)? sing, chant, prophesy

Canlu, Place, person?

KANLU
E5

x

chant, song (L. cantus-us)

KANT
F117

KaNETV, KaNEU, KaNI, KaNIS, KaNTOR (KaNTVR)

flesh (L. caro-carnis)

KARO
H18

KARO (KARV) to care for? See KARNE, flesh

because? (L. causa-ae)

KAS
F60. G25, G48, G59, G64, G78, G101

KASE, you cause

house (L. casa-ae)

KASA
D13, F13

CASA, CaSA

houses?

KASI
F36

CASA, CaSA ; see CASA, CASI, to cause

Catus? Cato? Name (L. Cato-onis)

KATU
G31

CATO (CATV), CATUS (CATVS); KATE, KATO (KATV), KATI, name, Cato, or verb, to be wise

Catus? Cato? Name (L. Cato-onis)

KATTU
F48

CATO (CATV), CATUS (CATVS); KATE, KATO (KATV), KATI, name, Cato, or verb, to be wise

castle (L. castrum; Etruscan, KASTRV)

KATR
F80, F104

CATRA four, crowd? KATRES, KATRO (KATRV)

wherewith, wherefrom, who, which, what (L. qui)

KI
G51, G110

KI, Ki

gens, clan?

KIN
G67

CLENSI? CLEN SI, name? gens

Kitrai, people, place?

KITRAI (possibly KI TRAI)
E17

x

castle (L. castrum)

KATRU
F62

KATRES, KATRO (KATRV)?

Kitus, name

KITUS
A26

x

anyone, anything? (L. quivis); food? (L. cibus-I)

KIVU (KIFU) (see TIFV)
C11

x

class? (L. classis-is)

KLS
F75

x

unknown word

KMS (KAS?)
F15

x

unknown word

KOF
C-3

COV (CO8), I breed?

collect, bring together (L. cogo, cogere)

KUK
H42

COC (CVC), COGI (CObI), COKAR (CVKAR), KOKIE, COKO (CVCV), KOCE (KVCE), KOCER (KVCER), KOCOR (KVCVR)

cultivate, inhabit (L. colo, colere)

KOLU (KOPU?)
F34

KOLEM, (KVLEM), KOLeN (KVLeN), KOLeRE (KVLeRE), to cultivate

abundant (L. copia-ae)?

KOP
C19

KOPE (KVPE), KOPI (KVPI), KOPIS (KVPIS), copius, abundant

abundant (L. copia-ae), name?

KOPAI
C30

KOPE (KVPE), KOPI (KVPI), KOPIS (KVPIS), copius, abundant

Cos, island?

KOS
F16, F121, G120, H23

COSO (CVSV), COSOR (CVSVR), COSOS (CVSVS), to give reason, cause

grindstone? hard stone (L. cos, cotis)

KOT
C-5, F46

KOTEP (KVTEP), KOTEV (KVTE8), name?

daily (L. quotidie, cotid-)

KOTIT
G50

x

cow? (IE*gwou, a bull)

KOU
F8, F93, G17, G125

KO (KV)?

assemble, to collect (L. coeo-ire)

KUE
A13, A38, D11

KUA (KFA), KUE (KFE), to cherish? CUA (CFA), CUE (CFE), to assemble?

with, as, like, in the way of (L. cum)

KUM
A23

COM (CVM)

x

LAK
A12

LaKA, he, she loosens?

wool (L. lana-ae)

LANAE
G33

LANE

servant, mercenary (L. latro-onis)

LATRO
F73

x

praise, to laud (L. laudo-are; laus, laudis)

LAU
E6, F81

LAVES (LAFES), LAVIN, LAVO (LAFO), to wash or to praise?

x

LAV (LA8)
F71

LAVES (LAFES), LAVIN, LAVO (LAFO), to wash or to praise?

lioness (L. lea-ae)

LIE
A22, D19, D25

LEI

law, legal proceeding (L. lis, litis)

LIS
D-9, H-4, H-6, H30, H33

LIS

offer, present acceptable offering (L. lito-are)

LIT
C25

x

Lolas, name?

LOLAS
H15

x

there

LU
A-3, G123, H19

LA, La, there; LO (LV), them, it?

there

Lu
B-4, C22, E20, F100, G77, G83, G100, G107

LA, La, there; LO (LV), them, it?

unknown word

LUFES? (see Lu)
C22

x

unknown word

LUK
A45, D46

x

unknown word

LUU
E-9

x

hand (L. manus-i)

MANU
A21, H-3, H30

MANO (MANV), hand, to remain, stay; MANU (MAN8), hand?

hand (L. manus-i)

MANUS
E12

MANO (MANV), hand, to remain, stay; MANU (MAN8), hand?

Mariue, name?

MARIUE
H25

MAR, MARAS, sea

mass (L. massa-ae)

MAS
G-9

MASO (MASV), MASAN, MaSaN, to mass, heap

me

Me
D18

ME, MI, MEK

dispatch, to send (L. mitto-mittere)

MISAN
H21

x

dispatch, to send (L. mitto-mittere)

MITF (mitto)
C21

x

me, my me, myself (L. mei, mihi, me, me)

MIU
D23

ME, MI, MEK

me, myself (L. mei, mihi, me, me); alt. I move?

MU (L. moveo-movere)
A49, C34, D42, G18

ME, MI, MEK, me; MO (MV), I move?

Muim, name?

MUIM
G122

x

ramparts, castle (L. moenia-ium)?

MUIMNAS
G-6, G21, G38, G69, G91

x

unknown word

MUOLA
D20, D26

x

mutually, reciprocally (L. mutuus-a-um)

MUTTU
H38

MUTIN (MVTIN), they change?

born, to come into existence (L. nascor-I)

NAKU
G124

NAC, NACIM, NACUS (NACVS)

for (L. nam)

NAM
C28

NAM

Nannas, name, funeral dirge? (L. nenia-ae)

NANNAS
J-1

NANIE, funeral dirge?

born, you were born (L. nasco, nasci, natae)

NATIE
G36

NATINE

born, the nation (L. natio-onis)

NATIS
A43, D29

NAS, born?

nothing (L. nihil, nil)

NIL
E16

NIUL (NIFL) and (NIVL)

nest? (L. nidus-i)

NITUS
G60

NETI, clean, to clean?

swim, to (L. no, nare, navi)

NOE
F25

NO (NV), NOA (NVA)

boundaries? (L. ora-ae)

ORAU
E4

OR (VR); see also ORO (VRV), OROS (VRVS), ORSUM (VRSVM), to speak

sheep (L. ovis-is) egg? (L. ovum-i)

OVIE
C13

OV (V8), OVE (V8E), egg; OVELI (VFELI), sheep

pacify, to rest (L. paco-are)

PACIT
B-6

PASIA, name?

father (L. pater-tris)

PATIR
A35

PATRE, PATREVUM (PATRE8VM)

father (L. pater-tris)

PATRIS
A-9

PATRE, PATREVUM (PATRE8VM)

pillar (L. pila-ae)

PILI
A24

PILUS (PILVS), division of the army?

to lament, wail? (L. ploro-are)

PLU
A-5

PLUTIN (PLVTIN), cover, Pluto?

fall down (you fall down (L. ruis)

RAUIS
A-1

RAVA, to rave?

bedew, moisten (L. roro-are)

RO
F99

RO (RV)

bedew, moisten (L. roro-are)

ROE
F118

RO (RV)

kings (Fr. roi, rois)

RUE
A-7, F14

ROI, ROIM (RVIM), ROIS

kings (Fr. roi, rois)

RUES
G-2

ROIS

red, rudy? (L. rufus-a-um, god Robigo, Rub?)

RUFA
F2, F108

RUFAS (RVFAS)

herself (L. se, sese, refl. Pron.)

SA
F90

SA

sack? (L. saccus-i)

SAK
G86

SAC, SACEU (SACE8)

kisses (L. savium-a)

SAFAM
C-2

x

wound, to hurt (L. saucio-are)

SAFeS
F20, G70

x

sanctify, to consecrate (L. sancio)

SANSeR
F23

x

Saris, name? Pike? (L. sarisa-ae)

SARIS
F57

SARO (SARV), SARROM (SARRVM), SARROMvS (SARRVMvS), to hoe?

rock, stone (L. saxum-i)

SAS
A34, D15, F10, F97, G113, H13, H22

SAS, SASE

serve, to serve or watch over (L. servo-are)

SeRVAS
D21

SERPHOE (SERPHVE)?

know, to understand (L. scio, scire)

SKAS
F24

SCE, SCI, SCINIR, SCIS

if, supposing that (L. si)

SI
G32

SI

Sifra, name?

SIFRA
G74, G97, G104

SIFAI, name?

unknown word

SIFuS
G49

x

unknown word

SIFuM
D17

x

be, to be (L. sum; sim, I am)

SIM
A52

SIM, I am

Sirius, the dog star? (L. Sirius-i), cherry?

SIRuS
G26, G79, G102

SIRES, cherry

wish, to want, be willing (L. sis, si vis)

SIS
A53, A67, G66

SIS

join together, to sew (L. suo, suere)?

SOE
F56

x

herself, himself, refl. Pron. (L. se)

SU
F38, F64

SU (SV), his, its

Suebi (Suevi)-orum, Germanic tribe; to be accustomed (L. suesco, suescere, suevi)

SUIB..
H27

x

Suebi (Suevi)-orum, Germanic tribe; to be accustomed (L. suesco, suescere, suevi)

SUIBIE
H10, H36

x

furrows, paths (L. suicus-i)

SUIKAE
C-8

SUCI (SVCI), to help, aid

shoot, draw the bow (It. sparare)

SVARE (S8ARE) (See VARE)
G71, G118

x

shoot, draw the bow (It. sparare)

SVARU(S8ARU (See VARE)
G71

x

wasted away ( tabeo-ere)

TAFI
C15

x

cover up (L. tego, tegere) or silent (L. taceo-ere)

TAKS
E11

x

silent, to be quiet (L. taceo-ere)

TAKuM
G112

TAS

stake, bar (L. talea-ae)

TALAE
D37, G17

TALENA, TALE NA?

such (L. talis-e)

TALIS
D-4

TAL

so, so far, to such a degree (L. tam)

TAM
F37

TEM, pole of a wagon

Greek (L. Danai-orum)

TANA
F72

x

bull (L. taurus-i)

TARUS
D-7

TAR?

yew tree? (L. taxus-i) to be quiet?

TASA
C26

TAS, to be silent, quiet

Bacchic rout, revellers (L. thiasus-I)

TASOE
G134

x

Tattula, name? (Daedalus-i)

TATTULA
G111

x

home? (L. domus-us)

TAUMUAE
F69

TUM (TVM), then, at that time, next

drip, to run, waste away (L. tabeo-ere)

TAVA (TA8A)
F31

TEB (TE8), TEBE (TE8E), to owe

you, yours (L. tu)

Tu
C32

TU (TV), Tu, Te

day, possibly god (L. dies-ie)

TIE
C18, C29, D16, D22, G87

TEI, god; TIE, TIES, day

frightful? (L. dirus-a-um)

TIRAU
D44, G113

TIR, TIRI, to throw

Dis, god of Hades (L. Dis, Etruscan, TIS)

TIS
F70, F101, H-8, H35

TIS, TISIM

day, by day (L. diu)

TIU
D-5

TIU (TIV), day, by day; or TIU (TIV), TIUS (TIVS) god, god-like

divine, god-like? (L. dius-a-um)

TIUAE
F19

TIU (TIV), day, by day; or TIU (TIV), TIUS (TIVS), god, god-like

food (L. cibu-i) probably KIVU

TIVU (see KIVU, KIFV)
C11

CIVA (CIFA), CIVAS (CIFAS), to feed

toga? to touch (It. toccare)?

TOKA
C31

TOCA (TVCA), TOCE (TVCE), TOCES (TVCES), TOCI (TVCI) to touch

pull, to haul (L. traho, trahere)

TRA
E8

TRA, TRAKS, TRAM, TRAS, TRO (TRV), TROM (TRVM)

pull, to haul (L. traho, trahere)

TRAU
G111

TRA, TRAKS, TRAM, TRAS, TRO (TRV), TROM (TRVM)

Troy (L. Tros)

TROS
F4, F57

TROINVI (TRVINFI)

you, your (L. tu, tuus)

TU
A11, A44, D45, G42, G65, G68, G90, G127

TU (TV)

regard, to watch over (L. tueo-ere)

TUE
G130

TUA (TFA), TUE (TFE); TUE (TVE)?

thy, thine, your (L. tuus-a-um)

TUS
F61, F96

TUS (TFS) look at; TUS (TVS) incense?

unknown word

U
C-3

x

Euans, a name of Bacchus

UANAS
H28

EUN (EFN)

Ubae, name? (L. Ubii-orum, German people)

UBAE
G10

x

euoe, shout of the Bacchantes

UIE
G45

x

Euans!, shouting Euan, of Bacchanais

UINS
C10

x

harrow, to plow (L. occo-are)

UK
A57, D47, G81, G117

UK (VK)?

harrow, to plow (L. occo-are)

UKS
F28

x

smell, to (L. oleo-ere)

ULIS
E14

OLA (VLA), OLES (VLES), OLO (VLV)

unknown word

UMEAS
G53

x

man (L. homo-onis; It. Uomo; Fr. Homme)

UMIS
G75, G98, G105

UM (VM), UMA (VMA), UMAI (VMAI), UMEN (VMEN), to moisten

unknown word

UMRE
A27

x

one (L. unus-a-um)

UN
C24, F105, G58

UN (VN), UNE (VNE)

Orus, name, to speak (L. oro-are)

URUS
D13

OR (VR), ORA (VRA), ORAS (VRAS) ORES (VRES), ORIM (VRIM), to speak

mouth (L. os-oris)

US (os)
A15, A29, F5, F43, G96, H-1, H12, H16

OS (VS), mouth, bone?

burn, to dry up, to disturb (L. uro, urere)

USI
D-1, E10

OSAIE (VSAIE), OSE (VSE), OSI (VSI), OSO (VSV), to burn

burn, to dry up, to disturb (L. uro, urere)

USIM
G-1

OSAIE (VSAIE), OSE (VSE), OSI (VSI), OSO (VSV), to burn

burn, to dry up, to disturb (L. uro, urere)

USU
H-17

OSAIE (VSAIE), OSE (VSE), OSI (VSI), OSO (VSV), to burn

hater (L. osor-oris)

USoR
F59

x

burn, to dry up, to disturb (L. uro, urere)

UST
F85

OSAIE (VSAIE), OSE (VSE), OSI (VSI), OSO (VSV), to burn

burnt, dry? (L. uro, urere)

USTuM
A-6, F-1

OSAIE (VSAIE), OSE (VSE), OSI (VSI), OSO (VSV), to burn

as, in whatever way, as being (L. ut or uti)

UT
G29

OTE (VTE), OTIN (VTIN), OTOR (VTVR), to be at leisure, or to use?

rejoice, they rejoice (L. ovans-antis)

UVAN
A16, A30, A40

x

go (he/she goes, It. Va), to change? (L. vario-are)

VA (8A)
F33

VA (8A), I vary, change?

alas, woe (L. vae!); city, Veii?

VAE
C-9, C12, D39

VEI (8EI), VEIA (8EIA), VEIO (8EIV), way, VEIA is probably the city Veii

bear, to carry (veho, vehere; 3rd pl. vehunt)

VAUN
G11

x

empty, to make void (L. vacuo-are)

VAK (8AK)
A48, C20, D41

VACE (8ACE), VACI (8ACI), cow?

wander, to err (L. vagor-ari)

VAKOR (8AKOR)
F102

VACORENT, VAGE (VAbE). VAGO (VAbV), VAKOS (VAKVS)

empty, to make void (L. vacuus-um) )

VAKuM (8AKvM)
C-1

VACORENT, VAGE (VAbE). VAGO (VAbV), VAKOS (VAKVS)

empty, to make void (L. vacuo-are)

VAKuM (8AKvMU)
C-1

VACORENT, VAGE (VAbE). VAGO (VAbV), VAKOS (VAKVS)

vary, to change (vario-are); See S8AR

VAR (8AR)
E21, F5

VAR (8AR), VARRAN (8ARRAN)

vary, to change (vario-are)

VARE (8ARE)
F76, G14, G28

VAR (8AR), VARRAN (8ARRAN)

vary, to change (vario-are)

VAREINS (8AREINS)
G-3

VAR (8AR), VARRAN (8ARRAN)

vary, to change (vario-are)

VARU (8ARU)
G40

VAR (8AR), VARRAN (8ARRAN)

bail, a surety (L. vas)

VAS (8AS)
G109, G116

VASE (8ASE), VASEI (8ASEI), vase

wearied (L. fessus-a-um)

VASTeS
C23

VASTI (8ASTI), wide, vast

Vesta, goddess of hearth

VESTA
B-1

x

way, road (L. via-ae); life, (L. vie)

VIE (8IE)
F103

VIE (8IE), life, existence

village, hamlet, part of a town

VIKS (FIKS) (see FIKS)
F11

VIKiLA (8IKiLA), VIKiLAS (8IKiLAS)

wish, you wish (L. volo-are)?

VIN
H35

VIN (FIN) to finish, end

conquer, to overcome (L. vinco, vincere)

VINSU
A46

x

Vintas, name?

VINTAS (8INTAS)
G34

x

full of wine; vineyard? (L.vinosus-a-um; vinea-ae?)

VINUS (BINFS or 8INFS)
G117

VINUM (8INVM), wine

man (L. vir, viri)

VIRA
A56

VIR (8IR), man VIRA (8IRA), VIRIN (8IRIN) to be healthy, vigorous

look, to look into (L. viso-visere)

VIS (8IS)
F51

VIS (8IS), VISE (8ISE) VISIO (8ISIV)

life? (L. vita-ae)

VITOU
E13

x

summon, to call (L. voco-are)

VUK
A31, H11, H15

x

summon, to call (L. voco-are)

VUKIT
A37

x

hearth (L. focus-i)

VUKUS
A28

x

summon, to call (L. voco-are)

VUKVM (8VKVM)
D33

x

summon, to call (L. voco-are)

VUKvM (8VKvM)
F107

x

vow, to pledge (L. voveo-vovere)

VUTA (BUTA)
F27

VOTO (8VTV), VOV (8V8), to vow

vow, to pledge (L. voveo-vovere)

VUTAR
A17

VOTO (8VTV), VOV (8V8), to vow

future? (L. futurus-a-um); you will vow? (L. voveo-vovere)

VUTARU
A41

x

Zeus?, hog, swine (L. sus, suis)

ZUS
D35

x

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