caru

• “Sleleθ caru tezan fuśleri tesnś teiś Raśneś ipa ama hen.”

  Relative pronouns in Etruscan

• “Etruscan's default word order is SOV and caru tezan [ama] "a cippus [was] created" is the core clause that conforms to this word order.”

  Ipa ama hen

• “But Etruscanists are also generally aware that caru is a transitive participle meaning 'made'; tezan means 'cippus' see Paleoglot: The Etruscan word 'tezan'; tesnś is a declined form of tesiam ~ tesian 'sacrifice'; teiś is the directive form of ta 'that, the'; and Raśneś is likewise the directive form of Raśna 'Etruria'.”

  Ipa ama hen

• “It's not enough to say that vowels disappeared in final position because it clearly wasn't the case in passive participles in -u e.g. caru "made", as an example.”

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• “The word tezan follows the word caru "created" passive participle of car.”

  The Etruscan word 'tezan'

• “The context of tezan in the Cippus Perusinus is as follows: -eulat tanna larzul ame vaχr lautn velθinaś eśtla afunas sleleθ caru tezan fuśleri tifnś teiś raśneś ipa ama hen.”

  The Etruscan word 'tezan'

• “Yr ydym yn caru a gwerthfawrogi etifeddiaeth ein cenedl nid fel rhywbeth amhersonol neu dim ond naturiol, rhywbeth sy wedi'i 'rhoi' i ni yn gyffelyb ag agweddau eraill y byd; mae bywyd y cenedl yn wir fywyd, personol a dwyochrog, sy'n symud yn fwyfwy tuag at gymuned, trwy wrando a chydweithredu, trwy drysorau iaith a dychymyg a myfyrdod, trwy ymarfer ymddiried a'r ymddiried hwnnw yn cael ei ddatgan mewn cyfraith a chyfiawnder.”

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• “Arak was specifically used in the caru ritual, an offering to lower spirits, to prevent "butha and khala" from disturbing the upper life.”

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• “Diwrnod gwych llawn chwerthin, oherwydd cyn mynd, es i weld 'the boat that rocked' yn y sinema, ffilm gomedi fuaswn yn argymell i bawb sy'n caru cerddoriaeth y 60au fynd i'w gweld!”

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• “Mae'n rhaid i ddarllenwyr y blog yma ddallt mod i'n caru te bron gymaint a f'annwylyd; mwy pan mae'r baned yn un neis.”

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