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==Commentary==
The Celtic character of the "Lepontic" inscriptions is denied and they are defined as "Ligurian" (but definitely Indo-European). Based on the hypothesis of {{bib|Corssen 1874–75}}, he analyses ''-alo'' as an Etruscan genitive plural in ''-al'' with Indo-European ''-o-'' as thematic vowel.

Latest revision as of 20:26, 7 October 2023

Holger Pedersen, "The Lepontian personal names in "-alos"", Philologica 1 (1920–1921), 38–54.

Author/Editor: Holger Pedersen
Type: linguistic study
Language: English
Link to E-Read: http://www.archive.org/details/philologicajour00britgoog
Used for: -al-