(σ)τα(κ)ιοσϙτοδ

Pre-Samnite Etymology itc-psa. The term may be reconstructed as itc-psa ταιιοσϙτοδ. If this reconstruction is accepted, the term may derive from itc-psa ine-pro *(s)teh₂- to steal. If so, it would be related to itc-pro *(s)taō. The term may be reconstructed as itc-psa τακιοσϙτοδ. If accepted, it may derive from a k-enlargement of ine-pro *(s)teh₂- or from the root ine-pro *teh₂-k-, an extension of ine-pro *teh₂- to melt. If the text is reconstructed as itc-psa (σ)τα(κ)ιοσϙτοδ, the term may be a denominative from itc-psa *stā-k-o- or itc-psa *stā-k-jo-, related to itc-pro *staēō and ultimately from ine-pro *steh₂-. If the text is reconstructed as itc-psa (σ)τα(ι)ιοσϙτοδ, the term may derive from ine-pro *steh₂-. Verb itc-psa verb future imperative itc-psa itc-psa if itc-psa στακιοσϙτοδ is accepted to put oneself, stay itc-psa if itc-psa σταιιοσϙτοδ is accepted to put, place; fix, establish References itc-psa Latomus 80 2021 10.2143/LAT.80.2.3289770 Société d’études latines de Bruxelles The sacred law from Tortora Matteo Calabrese https://dn720002.ca.archive.org/0/items/journal-ancient-medieval/Latomus%2080%2C%20issue%202%202021.pdf