The Etruscan word alśase
| Word | alśase |
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| IPA | alshase |
| Meaning | salted, salty |
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Homeric Greek: ἅλς
‘salt’ Latin: sal ‘salt’ Proto-Indo-European: *sehₐ-(e)l- ‘salt’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| spanti ‘plate, dish’, vinum ‘wine’, pruχum ‘jug, vase’, alφazei ‘barley, flour, kind of bread, barley-cake’, amer ‘cup, bucket’, burrhοs ‘kantharos, cup’, caperc ‘cup, vase’, capra ‘urn, ossuary, sarcophagus’, caθna ‘bowl’, caθn- ‘basin, tray, bowl’, cilva neri ‘mead’, culcna ‘cup’, cupe ‘cup’, eleivana ‘olive oil, jar for ointments’ | |