<<*>«~><*~»<>«» <v>acil *<uxu> <*>« <a>1 savcnes

satiriasa «*>«»«><>«»<•/ /&>

o^**"**** *<eriOuecu> vacil filpir surl leOam s<u/l

ci ( 3 ) tartiria cim cleva acasri halx tei vacil ice<u>suni

savlasie mulu rizile picasri savlasieis vacil lunas1e

/faca ixnac fulinusnes vacil savcnes i tna mulu r1zile

picas <«>/ ian<e> vacil le6am sul scuvune marzac saca i

l<s>vei tule ilucve .>

<savcnes . 's'uris (div) lamella aen, Sorrina

ladel or dipper IV/III 10498

Mi mulu kaviiesi askos galli form v11 10162

mulu means wine vessel.>

hilare , laeti.

liber linteus zagrabiensis

hilare acilo vinum [ wine ] mula’ch’ zu’s’leva

mac caveo reu’ch’zina vinum [ wine ] huslna

laeti'm he’ch’so vacl usi cluctra ‘s’ caperi

zamoic .

latin - hilare cheerfulness

latin- laeti joyful

av cnevna av masu ril ( aged ) 73

a cneuna crac ril ( aged ) 28

au cneuna s cracnal ri 43

Both ri and masu appear in the

insc. on the Cippus of Perugia.

An inscription on a large ceiling lamp

from a tomb at Cortona

Its outer rim has a series of human faced bulls heads,

it reads :

oapna . musni/

inscvil aomic/

's'alon

The last word has been misread as 's'althon

it should be read as 's'alon.

alon is found in the greek glossaries as it alon

for greek tauron meaning bull.

VEL SECNES

VELUS CLAN

AVILS ( YEARS ) ESLEM

ZAORUM ( TWENTY ).

AMCE AND CEPEN

arn : churchles : laoal : clan : ramoas :

nevtnial :zilc : parchis : amce : marunu/'ch:

spurana : cepen : tenu :avils[years] :

ma'ch's [ number six ? ] semph'alchls lupu 5874 tle165

and another.

xes puia amce avil ( year ) x1111 lupu'm

avils ( years ) lxxx111.

Inscribed on a sarcophagus. 5874 TLE165

arn : churchles : lathal : clan : ramthas : nevtnial :

zilc : parchis : amce : marunu/'ch: spurana : cepen : tenu : avils[years] : ma'ch's [ number six ? ] semph'alchls lupu .

It means that the text below from the Liber Linteus is a Calendar references, containing both cepen and amce.

Liber Linteus Column V111

18 's'acnicleri · cilthl · cepen · cilthcva · ceren

19 cnticn · in . ceren ce . par · nac · amce · etnam

20 's'uci · firin · etnam · velthite · etnam · aisva[le]

21 vacl · ar · par · cunueri · ceren · cepen

The phrase, zila th . amce . mech'l . rasnal or ra's' nal containing amce should also refer to calendar references or numbers.

Inscribed on a sarcophagus.III 5755 TLE 194

atnas . vel [.] larthal . clan . svalce . avil . LXIII . zila'th'] [.] maruchva . tarils . cepta . ephucu--------

Do you see zila'th' follows the Roman numerals LX111 [63] preceded by the word avil for year.Its close connection indicates it relates to the calendar reference.

In this one zila'th' connects with cepen as does amce in the above text.

--- l]larisal . crespe .oanchvilus . pumpnal . clan . zilao [. mech'l .] rasnas . marunu . cepen . zilc .oufi . tenoas . marunu . pachanati . ril [aged] LXIII [63]

lemni - celati - curunas

vel : aties : velthurus lemni a : celati cesu 5447

velthur : ezpus : la….cucrinic : puiac : at-[ 5448

ve[l :] arnthal : curunas . 2---------nal : clan teucem

3---------pa tevce : i : an : 4[-?-] 5449 TLE 107

Etruscan = curunus Latin = coronis

corona, coronae N (1st) F [XXXAO]

crown; garland, wreath; halo/ring; circle of men/troops; [sub ~ => as slaves];

coronis, coronidis N (3rd) F [CXXFO] Classic veryrare

colophon, device for marking the end of a book; curved line/flourish at end;

Latin = 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;

Etruscan = lemni Latin = lemnisci

lemniscus, lemnisci N (2nd) M [XXXEC] uncommon

ribbon;

heraldic label; ribbon (Nelson);

velus curunas	ansa aen, Tuscana	IV-III	10400
curunas velus	2 kyathi aenei, Tuscana	IV-III	10401-02

VELTHURIAE

LA • SURNA . AR . VELOURIAL •

FASTI . VELOURI. SUSNAS

C • SULPICIS . C • F • VELTHURIAE

thur.i N 3 2 DAT S N thus, thuris N (3rd) N [XXXDX] lesser frankincense;

sulpici.us ADJ 1 1 NOM S M POS Sulpicius, Sulpicia, Sulpicium ADJ [XXXCS] Sulpician; of Sulpicius gens;

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;

AMCE

arn : churchles : laoal : clan : ramoas :

nevtnial :zilc : parchis : amce : marunu/'ch:

spurana : cepen : tenu :avils[years] :

ma'ch's [ number six ? ] semph'alchls lupu 5874 tle165

and another.

xes puia amce avil ( year ) x1111 lupu'm

avils ( years ) lxxx111.

in this string: zilao amce me 'ch' l rasnal.

If rasnal relate to the given name Rasenna

then its to do with the keeping of time.

The text all relates to the wine and the wine vessels.

Liber Linteus

ara . nun'0'ene . 's'a'0'a's' . na'ch've . he'ch'z . mule . vinum ( wine ) usi .

trin'0' flere . in . crap's'ti . un . mla'ch' .(wine vessel) nun'0'en . '0'a cl'0'i .

'0'ar . '0'i . hecia . husl ne . vinum ( wine ) . e's'i . sece . ramu'e . .racu's'e.

Ramu and racu are the names of the vessels.

mi racu's on a cup or coppetta, v cii 2750

a) mi ramu'thas pac a) mi ramu'thas = calix ree 56 n13

mi ramu'thas kansinaia = ollula, montalto di castro vii-vi tle 332

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Disk of Maglione

cauoas . tuoiu . avils[years] lxxx . ez .chimo m . casoialo laco hevn avil [year]. ne ril [aged]. man .murina s'ie . falzas'i . aiseras . in . ecs . mene . mlaoce marni . tuoi . tiu .chimo m . casoialo. laco maris'l me nitla . a frs . cialao. chimo m . avils ch [years] . eca . cepen . tuoiu . ouch. ichu . tevr .hes'ni mulveni .eo. zuci . am . ar

cepen may be one of the unknown months, indelibly linked to avils which means years,and closely linked to ril, which means age

In this inscription from a tomb at Tarquinia.

palazus . a . lr . rutzs . ril [aged]. xxxxii [42]

marunu/chva . cepen . tenu . zilachnu

sarc

In this inscription cepen relates to avils [ years ] arn churchles : lathal : clan : ramthas : nevtnial : zilc : parchis : amce : marunuch: spurana : cepen : tenu : avils[years] : machs [the number six ? ] semphalchls lupu sarcophagus

Vessels inscribed with mene are the subject matter of the inscriptions apart from those relating to the years.

velOur tulumne pesnu zina'ie mene mulu vanice. oenochoe [wine vessel]

vii tle 38

mene mulu , calix [cup] vi nrie 884

source ,William Whitaker's Words : Latin Dictionary.

Materials for the study of the Etruscan Language

prepared by Murray Fowler and Richard George Wolfe

http://etruscaphilologia.eu by Adolphus Zavarone.

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Etruscan

laroia latini cesunia tutnasa

ultimnial ' sec

oana ultimi cesusa

Latin : ultimus far; farther; farthest, latest; last; highest, greatest.

English : ultimate.

:Etruscan :LARO PLANCE

:Latin , laros, lari , veryrare , gull; ravenous sea bird (Vulgate);

:mew , common gull (Larus canus).

:plancus, planci

:eagle (Pliny).

SEX • SERTORIUS : sertori.us :sero, serere, serui, sertus ,

: wreath; join, entwine, interweave,

:bind together; compose; contrive.

:F SARTAGES : SARTAGINE : FRYING PAN

:VEL SERTURU

:CRUTLUNI

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:VEINZA . SERICE . CICU

:serica

:sericum, serici

silk; silk garments/fabric; Chinese goods;

:Sericus, Serica, Sericum ADJ [XXXDO] lesser

:Chinese, of/from the Seres; silk-, made of silk; silken.:

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:nac . atranes . zila/c/al . sel eita la acnašv/ers.

atrane (fabr)	ansa vasis, Cosa	III/II	NRIE 707
atrane (fabr)	askos, Sovana	III/II	EVP p277 n8
atrane (fabr)	2 gutti, Sovana	III/II	11359, 11376

:nac . atranes . zila / cal . sel eita la acnašv/ers.

:RIGHT MAIN WALL IN THE TOMBA DELLE ISCRIZIONI.

:araO vin acna. :Insc. above the men carrting the wine vessels.

:vin word stem for vinum WINE.

:LATIN . RUTILIA C RUSSINAE:

:ETRUSCAN

:RUTIA VELVAE SA

:RUTIA LARISAL VELVAES

:RUTI . THAN LAR Ll

:L : RUTILIA : E : RUTIA.

: Latin :C RUSSINAE : Etruscan :VELVAE

:rutilus, rutila, rutilum . :red, golden red, reddish yellow.

:russ.i :russus, russa, russuu

:red; (warm/brownish shade); red-haired (person);

:CL ENSI LATIN ENSIS FOR SWORD.

:ECA SUOIC VELUS EZPUS

:CL ENSI CERINE

PETR0N1A

AH PETRUNI AU MAN I NAL

OUI LART PETRN1 LAROALISA

PETR0N1A C L PRISCILLA

}petro, petronis , young/breeding ram; a rustic, dolt, rube, bumpkin.

SCIRE

Le PEONA SCIRE HERIAL

PEONA SCIRE AO T1TIAL

PEONA SCIRE FRAUNAL

scio, scire, scivi(ii), scitus 
know, understand.

: Etruscan word: FROM THE TOMBA FRANÇOIS AT VULCI.

:PHVINIS for Greek φοίνικας : means palm tree.~~~

SCANSINAS : HESCANAS VEL HESCANAS LARO HESCANAS

: OANXVIL SCANSINAS

:PETINATE HESCANAS

:VEL . HESCNA

:scando, scandere, scandi, scansus . : climb; mount, ascend, get up, :clamber.

Tomba degli scudi at Corneto.

:zilci velus hulxniesi

:laro velxas velours apronali

:c clan sacnis'a' eu

:eio 's'uoio acazr.

:the words relate to birds or winged cretures.

:laro and laris means gull , the common gull.

:apronai means pronus, prona, pronum

ravno apronai

ravno ;

rav.us adj 1 1 nom s m pos

ravus, rava, ravum  adj   [xxxdx]    lesser
grayish, tawny;
:velxas means pomi , fruit , fruit tree

AMCE

arn : churchles : laoal : clan : ramoas :

nevtnial :zilc : parchis : amce : marunu/'ch:

spurana : cepen : tenu :avils[years] :

ma'ch's [ number six ? ] semph'alchls lupu 5874 tle165

and another.

xes puia amce avil ( year ) x1111 lupu'm

avils ( years ) lxxx111.

in this string: zilao amce me 'ch' l rasnal.

If rasnal relate to the given name Rasenna

then its to do with the keeping of time.

From the tomb of the Orcus. Laro iale Hulchniesi Marcesi Caliathesi munisule nacnvaiasi thamuce LeLaro : gull , Hulchniesi : of birds or winged creatures : oamuce , a vessel.cuclu : Latin cocles , means one eyed.

ETRUSCAN TEXT

: Kl AISER • TINIA • Tl/ //SILVANV/

:TINIA IS ALSO A LATIN WORD THAT MEANS TUB OR TUNNY.~~~

:ETRUSCAN TEXT.

:Ml MA LENA LAROIA PURUHEN

:LENA BROTHEL MANAGER

:PURUHEN LATIN POSTUMUS TO FOLLOW BEHIND.~~~

ETRUSCAN NAME.

VELXE FULNI VELXES

CIAROIALISA

LATIN NAME.

Q FOLNIUS A F POM FUSCUS

VELXE POM , POMI , means fruit , fruit tree.

FUSCUS means , dun , brown , to blacken.~~~

:(Tomb of the Orcus)

We are in a chamber whose :walls, gaily painted, are alive :with sea-horses snorting and :plunging — p219 water-snakes :uprearing their crests and :gliding along in slimy folds — :dolphins sporting as in their :native element — and, — can we :believe our eyes? grim and :hideous caricatures of the :human face divine. One is the :head of an old man, with eye :starting from its socket, and :mouth wide open as though :smitten with terror. Another is

a face oblongated into a coffin :form, or like the head of an :ox, with one eye blotted from :his visage, and the other :regarding you with a fixed :stare, no nostrils visible, his

mouth gaping above a shapeless :chin, and his hair standing out :stiffly from his head, as

( The hair is standing up as it does in water.)

though electrified. Indeed the :head of this Etruscan.reminds :you of nothing so much as those :scarecrow blocks, with long :shaggy hair, which are used :now-a‑days as electrical toys. :The one with the box head :actually has a diving helmet on :, which the Etruscans were said :ti have invented.

In the centre of one wall is a :third head, no caricature, and :probably the portrait of the :individual, Velus Urinates by :name, for whom the tomb was :constructed, and whose ashes :were found in his sarcophagus.

The name Urinates means :urinor, urinari, urinatus :

dive, plunge into water;

URINATE URINATESA URINATES URINATI

Latin : orinator.

: Velthuru (talk) 03:44, 24 August 2023 (UTC)

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Etruscan Text.

la:suorina : au : alfnal

puia : aule's' sutrina's'

lar : rafi : suorina

oana : sutrinie :raufi's'

sutrina means :

sutrinus, sutrina, sutrinum

of a shoemaker.

( o - th ) Velthuru (talk) 18:49, 23 August 2023 (UTC)

This is relevent to the Liber Linteus.

A bronze bird refered to as the votive dove was found :outside Volterra in what may have been a shollow grave :with other bronze objects.

It has an inscription on it and the simplicity of it is :the words relate to birds and generate words that relate :to birds and winged creatures.

The votive dove inscription.

8l sv pri mcanince vipinal tra ul'ch'isla clt tatanu's'

fl .su p ri 's'canince vipinal tra ulch isla clt . :tatanu's' 

FL generates FLER , FLERE , FLENZNA.

fler found often in the Liber Linteus.

PHER SV (found in the Tomb of the Augers.)

CLE TRA M (found often in the Liber Linteus)

HULCHNIESI , TYChULCHA.

The two words above are found in the Tomb of the Orcus.

2403:580B:C86:1:8807:113C:3CC7:9AF3 (talk) 15:45, 23 :August 2023 (UTC)

Velthuru (talk) :15:50, 23 August 2023 (UTC)

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mula’c acilo ame hursi puruon epris

hilare acilo vinum [ wine ] mula’ch’ zu’s’leva

mac caveo reu’ch’zina vinum [ wine ] husl na

laeti'm he’ch’so vacl usi cluctra ‘s’ caperi

hilare means : hilaris, hilare, hilarior -or -us.

cheerful, lively, light-hearted.

laeti means :

laeto, laetare, laetavi, laetatus.

gladden, cheer; be glad/joyful, rejoice. Velthuru :(talk) 15:00, 23 August 2023 (UTC)

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Q . SCRIBONIUS . C. F. vl . zicu ossuar 1416

vl. . zi'ch'u . vl . mutual tegula 1414 vl . zi'ch'u . vl . 2 mut ossuar 1415

] zi'ch'u   2 ?] mesinal  on a pencil, rec  area city ' 435
la . zi'ch'u . aninial   lapis, rec 463

I am not sure who arrived at this conclusion but it was determined by the name scribonius that in many cases the Etruscan and Latin names were semantic which basically means they are words from their vocabulary having a meaning and they are the bi-lingual material which we have to work with. We just have to fall back on our schoolboy latin roots to determine the meaning of scribonius which is scribo scriptus I write .The Etruscan word is zicu or zico, this sign V in the etruscan language in transliteration can have the value of english U or O. There is also a variation of zicu which is zi'ch'u, the reason for this is not understood as yet.It is considered to generate the word zi'ch'u'ch'u which is thought to mean this writing or has written as it appears on the Cippus of Perugia.

^[3]Velthuru (talk) 15:00, 23 August 2023 (UTC)

^ George Dennis, in his Cities :and Cemeteries of Etruria :(London, 1878), Bomaza:
^ William Whitaker's Words
^ http://etruscaphilologia.eu by ADOLPHUS ZAVARONI.

[1] George Dennis, in his Cities :and Cemeteries of Etruria :(London, 1878), Bomaza:

[2] William Whitaker's Words

[3] ttp://etruscaphilologia.eu by ADOLPHUS ZAVARONI.

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