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qutun

qutun

quium I 320, mamerce rapli II 413 Rasenna II 419 rat- II 444 radiu II 414 ratsna

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What it meant

qutun — Walde–Hofmann

qutun, quium I 320, mamerce rapli II 413 Rasenna II 419 rat- II 444 radiu II 414 ratsna II 414 Reti II 419 rupinie II 454 ruze, rus? II 443 Ssacniu, sacnisa II 460 sapusa I1 473 sat(i)r- II 482 scaina II 485 sceva II 485 Schola, II 502 Scultenna II 502 Scur(r)a II 802 scvulna II 802 servi, serve 11 527 setrni II 483 $atnal II 481 sergue I 205 $uplu II 620 Balna II 643 $anasa I 653 tapane, tagunias II 639 tapu II 639 … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. qutun, p. 2039]

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  • Walde-Hofmann, Lateinisches etymologisches Worterbuch Treated in Walde-Hofmann, Lateinisches etymologisches Worterbuch s.v. qutun (scan pp. 2039-2040; entry #5309).

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