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Lusitanian
Etymology
Possibly related to Ancient Greek ἄρεσις (áresis, “help; supplication”) or (“I anchor”).[1]
Proper noun
Harase (dative)
- a god of the ancient Lusitanians[2][3]
- (discovered in 2008), Ribeira da Venda inscription, lines 1–2[4]:
OILAM · ERBAM
HARASE- A grown sheep
for Harase - (literally, “sheep grown
Harase”)
References
- ^ Carneiro et al., p. 169
- ^ Carneiro et al., p. 168
- ^ Prósper and Villar, p. 5
- ^ Carneiro et al., p. 174
- André Carneiro, José d’Encarnação, Jorge de Oliveira, Cláudia Teixeira, “Uma Inscrição Votiva em Língua Lusitana”, Palaeohispanica; 8 (2008)
- Blanca M. Prósper, Francisco Villar, “Nueva Inscripción Lusitana Procedente de Portalegre”, Revista de Lingüística y Filología Clásica; 77 1 (2009)