Acerca de nuevas y viejas inscripciones
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https://doi.org/10.36707/palaeohispanica.v0i3.335Abstract
In this paper for kamasiosuei ikenionke setantunos possible segmentations are analysed; so a PN kamasio (gen.sg.) is isolated from the reflexiv form suei; ikenionke could be an abl. sg. with lack of the ending -z, if we GRQ'W PXVW UHDG ikenion[tes] ke[nteis]. For the PN setantunos *seȤtam ³VH- YHQ´ LV SURposed as derivation basis, in a word-formation *seȤtan-to- with other parallels in the Celtiberian onomastics (suostun-, nouanto-). For K.0.13 the lection tuinikukuei kortonikum kar is proposed, where the best of the choices seems to be the identification of kuei as sg. nom. of a indefinite enclitic pronoun, cognate of the sg. nom. interrogative *NX֒ eL֒ > oi. cía. In ]rkue | T utai | batikan | toulo | izui a 3th pl. tikan(to) is identificated, in connection with the verbal forms -tinkounei, -tiseti of BB.I. The subject of tikan(to) would be utaiba, if pl. ntr.; T is a numerical sign, and if it is not a cardinal, perhaps Tuta VKRXOG EH UHDG <kX֒ etr>XWƗ RU <oȤt>njWƗ, ³TXDUWHW, RFWHW´.
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