Indo-European linguistics and classical philology
A. I. Falileyev. Miscellanea Venetica (pp. 933–949)
Author
A. I. Falileyev (Institute for Linguistic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences)
Keywords\n Venetic, epigraphy, Indo-European studies, morphology, onomastics
Pages\n 933–949
Summary\n
The first part of the article deals with a Venetic inscription from Slovenia, which has been recently edited by H. Eichner and R, Nedoma. New variants of interpretation of nekri.m.p?.l?aj are offered, and also in conjunction with avrenleχkplo (Es 116). The second part discusses possible reflexes of PIE *meg - in Venetic. These probably include maisterator- and possibly magrio.i, but not magetlon, for which a different etymology is maintained. The next section is dedicated to the analysis of Venetic vinetikaris, and further arguments in favour of the interpretation offered by A. Prosdocimi and A. A. Korolev are offered. The final part contains comments on several Venetic and pseudo-Venetic anthroponyms.
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