Oscan Concise Dictionary.

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Notes for Dictionary:
á, é, í, ó, ú - long vowel sounds in Oscan and other languages: [a, e, i, o, u] respectively


Dictionary:

aamanaffed - Latin perfecit - he has completed
aasai - ára - fireplace [IE *Has- 'fireplace']
Abella - a town of apples
actud, acum - agere - to do [IE *ag'- 'to do, to lead']
aeteis - partis - a part (gen.sg.)
aídil - aedilis - aedil
aíkdafed - aedificavit - he has built
aisusis - sacrificiis - victims (dat.pl.)
akeneí - annus - year [Gothic aþnam 'years' (dat.pl.)]
allo - alia - other (neut.pl.) [IE *alyo- 'other']
altrei - alteri - other (gen.sg.) [IE *al-ter- 'other of the two']
amfret - ambiunt - they go around, circuit
ammíd - causa - because of
amprufid - improbe - dishonestly
amvíanud - ambitu - a border (abl.sg.)
anafaket - devovet - he devotes
angetuzet - proposuerint - they had proposed
ant - ante - before, in front of [IE *ant- 'fore, front']
anter - inter - between [IE *en-ter 'between']
aragetud - argento - silver, money (dat.sg.) [IE *arg'- 'white, clear']
aut - at - and, also
auti - aut - or
az - ad - to, towards, at [IE *ad- 'to, towards']
bivus (nom.pl.) - vivus - alive [IE *gwei- 'to live']
brateis - gratus - desired [IE *gwr-t-]
cadeís - incommodi - inconveniences (nom.pl.)
caíla - templum - a temple
caranter - they feed
carneis - partis - a part (gen.sg.)
casnar - senex - old
castrid - fundo - I pour
castrous - mani - a hand (gen. sg.)
cebnust - venerit - he will come
censaum - censere - to estimate, to evaluate
cevs - civis - a state, a city
com - cum - with [Gaulish com, Old Irish co n-]
comenei - in comitio - at the meeting
comono - comitia - a meeting, a conference
cúmbened - convenit - he came together
dat - de - from, out of
deded - dedit - he gave [IE *dó- 'to give']
dedícatted - dedicavit - he didicated
deicans - dicant - speaking (participle) [IE *deik'- 'to say, to show']
deíkum - dicere - to say, to speak [IE *deik'- 'to say, to show']
deívaí - divae - goddesses (nom. pl.) [IE *deiwo- 'a deity']
deivaid - iuret - he judges
destrst - dextre - on the right [IE *deks- 'right']
didest - dabit - he will give [IE *dó- 'to give']
diíkúlús - dies - a day
dikust - dixerit - he had said [IE *deik'- 'to say, to show']
diúveí - Jovi - Jupiter (dat.sg.) [IE *deiwo- + *pátér]
dolom - dolum - a deceipt
duntes - dente - tooth (abl.sg.) [IE *edont- 'tooth']
dúnúm - donum - a gift [IE *dó- 'to give']
egmo - res - business
ehtrad - extra - extra, from
eítiuvad - pecunia - money
eizazunc - illarum - that (gen.pl. fem.)
embratur - imperator
etanto - tanta - such in quantity (fem.)
ex - sic, ita - that way
ezum - esse - to be [IE *es- 'to be']
factud - facito - let him do [IE *dhé- 'to put, to set']
famelo - familia - a family
fangvam - lingua - tongue [IE *dng'hu- 'tongue']
far - far - a sort of grain
fefacit - facerit - he will have done [IE *dhé- 'to put, to set']
feíhúss - fimes - walls (acc.pl.)
fertalis - ferctum - a ritual ceremony [IE *bhreg'- 'to cook']
fifikus - finxis - you must have created
fiiet - fiunt - they become
fortis - forte - strong (adverb)
fratru'm - fratrum - a brother (acc.sg.) [IE *bhra'te'r 'a brother']
fructatiuf - fructus - a fruit
fufans - fuerunt - they have been [IE *bhú- 'to be']
fust - erit - he will be [IE *bhú- 'to be']
futír - filia - a daughter (dat.sg.) [IE *dhughater- 'daughter']
hafiest - habebit - he will have
herest - volet - he wants
hipid - habuerit - he would have
humuns - homines - people, men [IE *dhg'hom- 'ground']
húrz, húrtúm - hortus - a fenced piece of land [IE *ghrd- 'settlement']
iním - enim - that way, so [IE *an- 'that']
íp - ibi - there
iúkleí - iocus - a prayer (loc.sg.) [IE *yek- 'to ask, to pray']
kenzsur - censor - a censor [IE *k'ens- 'to announce, to prescribe']
kerssnais - cenis - meals (abl.pl.)
kúmbened - convenit - he approaches [IE gwm.- 'to come']
kúmparabeneís - consilii - advice (nom.pl.)
lamatir - veneat - he would come
leígúss - legiones - legions
leikeit - pollicitus est - is promised
ligis - legibus - laws (dat.pl.)
líísd - solvit - he releases, loosens
líkítud - liceto - it is allowed
limu - fames - hunger
liokakeit - collocavit - he called over
loufrud - libero - freeman (dat.sg.) [IE *leudh- 'free, free people']
loufir - velit - he would like [IE *leudh- 'free, free people']
maatreís - Matris - the name of the feminine deity [IE *mátér 'a mother']
mahiis - magius - more
maimas - maximae - the largest, the most (nom.pl. fem.)
mais - magis - more
mallom - malum - an apple
manim - manum - a hand (acc.sg.)
manins - manos - hands (acc.pl.)
meddíss - meditor - a judge [IE *med- 'to measure']
medicatud - magistratu - a public officer (abl.sg.)
mefiaí - mediae - medium, middle (dat.sg. fem.) [IE *medhyo- 'medium, middle']
memnim - monumentum - a monument
mins - minus - less
minstreis - minoris - the least (gen.sg.)
miricatud - mercato - trade, merchant
moltam - multam - many (acc.sg. fem.)
moltaum - multare - to increase, to multiply
múíníkad - communi - common (nom.pl.)
nei - non - not, no [IE *@n- 'not']
niir - nobilis - a nobleman [IE *@ner-, *ner-t- 'strength, power']
nesimois - proximis - the nearest, the closest (dat.pl.)
ni - ne - not [IE *@n- 'not']
nú - novius - new [IE *newo- 'new']
patensíns - aperirent - they would uncover
patír - pater - a father [IE *pátér 'a father']
peeslúm - templum - a temple
peremust - perceperit - he had understood, gained
pert - trans - across, through
pertumum - perimere - to destroy
perum - sine - without
petiropert - quattuor - four times
pocabit - quandoque - of one time or another
pomptis - quinquies - fifth
posmom - postremum - subsequent (acc.sg.)
poteram - poculum
praesentid - praesente - presence (abl.sg.)
preivatud - privato - by oneself, in private
promom - prímum - at first [IE *pro-mo- 'first, fore']
pru - pro - for, instead of
prúfatted - probavit - he has shown, proven
pruter - prius - before (conjunction)
puf - ubi - where
pumperias - quinque - five
purasiaí - igniariae - a furnace (nom.pl.)
púst - post - after
pústiris - posterius - posterior
pustmas - postumae
putíans - possint - they would be able
púuttram - pontem - a bridge (acc.sg.)
puz - ut - how, when (conjunction)
regatureí - rectori - a leader, a guider (dat.sg.) [IE *reg'- 'to lead, a leader']
rufru - rubus - red, rust [IE *reudh- 'red, rust']
saahtúm - sanctum - saint (acc.sg.)
sakahíter - sacratur - he is consecrated
salavs - salvus - safe
scriftas - scriptae - written (fem. pl.)
serevkid - cura - curing, care
set - sunt - they are [IE *es- 'to be']
sivom - totum - all (acc.sg.)
slaagid - loco, regione - a place, a region (abl.sg.)
staít - stat - he stands [IE *stá- 'to stand']
sup, supruit - super - above [IE *s-upo 'above']
svae - si - if
sverruneí - dicanto - to a speaking person (dat.sg. participle) [Slavic*svar- 'to quarrel', Gothic swaran 'to swear']
tadait - censeat - he would evaluate
tangineis - sententiae - opinions (nom.pl.)
taurom - taurum - a bull (acc.sg.) [IE *tawro- 'a bull']
tedur - illic - there
teerúm - terra - land [IE *Irish tír 'a country']
tefúrúm - sacrificium - a victim
teremnatúst - terminata est - is finished (fem.)
toutíks - publicus - public [Oscan touto 'people', Gaulish teuto- 'people, a tribe',
touto - civitas, populus - people, a country [Oscan touto 'people', Gaulish teuto- 'people, a tribe',
tríbarakavúm - aedificare - to build
tríbúm - domum - a house, home (acc.sg.)
trstus - testis - a witness [Italic *terstis, IE *ter 'thrice']
trutum - definitum - defined (participle)
úíním - omnium - all, every (gen.pl.)
úíttiuf - usus - used (participle)
úlleis - illius - that (gen.sg.)
úp - apud - by, near
úpsannam - operandam - working (gerund; acc.sg. fem.)
urtam - votum - a vote
ururú - curva - curved, bent (fem.)
urust - oraverit - he had spoken [IE *or- 'to speak, to shout']
valaemom - optimum - the best (acc.sg.) [IE *wel- 'power, to own']
veru - portam - a door, a gate (acc.sg.) [IE *dhwer- 'a door, a gate']
vía - via - a road
vincter - convincitur - it is overcome
víteliú - Italia - Italy [Italic *vitell- 'a little bull']
volloíom - exstruere - to destroy
vorsus - a measure of arable soil
zicelei - die - a day (abl.sg.)