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== Commentary ==
== Commentary ==
Evidently a noun in the plural, being accompanied by the numeral {{w||þal}}. The only grammatically marked plural in the Raetic corpus so far. The word is lexically obscure; no known Etruscan cognate.
Evidently a noun in the plural, being accompanied by the numeral {{w||þal}}. Archaic auslauting {{p||a}} of the plural ending {{m||-r(a)|-ra}} has, as in Etruscan, been lost through apocope. One of only two grammatically marked plurals in the Raetic corpus so far. The word is lexically obscure; no known Etruscan cognate.
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Revision as of 22:42, 9 February 2017

Word
Language: Raetic
Word type: noun

Number: plural

Morphemic analysis: φute-r
Meaning: unknown

Attestation: SZ-4.1 (kativates/kalitis þal φuter suχ) (1)

Commentary

Evidently a noun in the plural, being accompanied by the numeral þal. Archaic auslauting a of the plural ending -ra has, as in Etruscan, been lost through apocope. One of only two grammatically marked plurals in the Raetic corpus so far. The word is lexically obscure; no known Etruscan cognate.