deknōnā in Proto-Italic

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Etymology: From Proto-Indo-European *deḱ-no- (“worthy”). The existence of the term was posited by Spanish linguist Blanca María Prósper, who suggested it could explain the origins of the Volscian term declune. Prósper proposed that the dissimilation of "-n-n-" to "-l-n-" could explain the etymology of the term declune. Prósper, however, concedes that this theory is "daring." Etymology templates: {{der|itc-pro|ine-pro|*deḱ-no-|t=worthy}} Proto-Indo-European *deḱ-no- (“worthy”) Head templates: {{head|itc-pro|proper noun}} *deknōnā Forms: no-table-tags [table-tags], deknōnā [nominative, singular], deknōnās [nominative, plural], deknōna [singular, vocative], deknōnās [plural, vocative], deknōnam [accusative, singular], deknōnans [accusative, plural], deknōnās [genitive, singular], deknōnāzom [genitive, plural], deknōnāi [dative, singular], deknōnais [dative, plural], deknōnād [ablative, singular], deknōnais [ablative, plural], deknōnāi [locative, singular], deknōnais [locative, plural]

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}

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"deknōnā" meaning in Proto-Italic

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