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Osci
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English
Etymology
en ine-pro *h₃ep-
From en la Osci, worshippers of la Ops earth goddess, fertility deity, from la ops plenty. Known by the Greeks as grc Ὀπικοί, grc Ὀσκοί.
Noun
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An ancient Italic people from Campania in Italy.
Related terms
en Oscan
Anagrams
en cios ISCO OICs COIs ICOs IOCs CIOs Scio
Latin
Etymology
See above. Cognate with la opicus ignorant, stupid, re-borrowed from Ancient Greek.
Pronunciation
Oscī
Noun
la noun Oscī m singular Oscus second declension
The Oscans, an ancient Italic people in Southern Italy.
Declension
Oscus