"饜寱饜寲饜寭饜寯饜寱饜寜饜寑饜寠饜寑" meaning in All languages combined

See 饜寱饜寲饜寭饜寯饜寱饜寜饜寑饜寠饜寑 on Wiktionary

Proper name [Venetic]

Forms: turstiaka [romanization]
Etymology: Uncertain. Perhaps in some way related to Venetic trostiaia. * Perhaps connected to Proto-Italic *torstos, from Proto-Indo-European *tr胎st贸s, whence also perhaps Latin tostus. * Perhaps a Veneticization of an originally Etruscan name. The linguist Blanca Mar铆a Pr贸sper rejects this proposal, arguing that the element turs- appears in other common Venetic terms, such as tursanis. Therefore, according to Pr贸sper, the name would in no way require "Veneticization." Moreover, Pr贸sper suggests that it is unlikely that any hypothetical Veneticization would mandate the addition of an unproductive suffix associated with the past participle. Etymology templates: {{unc|xve}} Uncertain, {{cog|xve|饜寱饜寭饜審饜寯饜寱饜寜饜寑饜寜饜寑|trostiaia}} Venetic trostiaia, {{der|xve|itc-pro|*torstos}} Proto-Italic *torstos, {{der|xve|ine-pro|*tr胎st贸s}} Proto-Indo-European *tr胎st贸s, {{cog|la|tostus}} Latin tostus, {{bor|xve|ett|-}} Etruscan Head templates: {{head|xve|proper noun}} 饜寱饜寲饜寭饜寯饜寱饜寜饜寑饜寠饜寑 (turstiaka)
  1. The meaning of this term is uncertain. Possibilities include: a Venetic patronymic
    Sense id: en-饜寱饜寲饜寭饜寯饜寱饜寜饜寑饜寠饜寑-xve-name-PZSjtKCG Categories (other): Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries, Venetic entries with incorrect language header, Venetic terms in nonstandard scripts, Venetic terms with uncertain meaning
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