Name details
Summary | |
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Name (attested) | Dumiae Ateponis f(iliae) |
Name (citation form) | Atepo |
Source | III 11572, ILLPRON 468 |
Source type | epigraphic |
Type of inscription | sepulcral |
Material | marble |
Date and origin | |
Location (modern) | St. Peter am Wallersberg |
Location (ancient) | Virunum |
Community | Völkermarkt |
District, region | Völkermarkt |
Population group | — |
Date | — |
Source of date | — |
Linguistic notes | |
Language | Celtic |
Gender | m. |
Name type | IN |
Use of name | IN as patronym |
Word formation | adverbial prefix compound (intensifying prefix + noun), hypocoristically suffixed |
Prefix | *ad- 'towards' GPN 128-31, NPC 209, DLG2: 31, KGP 111-117, EDPC 24 |
First element | *tepo- 'to run' NPC 234 |
Second element | — |
Suffix | — |
Stem class | n |
Case | gen. sg. |
Semantic field | Comb, Circ |
Other | |
Relations | (W) Adnama, (FiL) Anectio, (D) Dumia |
General notes | Atepo- < *ad- + *tepo- (NPC 211, 234); Meaning of compound German 'Heranläufer', 'someone running close'. Differently, one could assume that the morphological segmentation is rather At-epo-, i.e. *ate- 're-, very' + *epo- 'horse* (p-Celtic). |
Other attestations | BEG 1 (CIL XIII 4163) NAR 4 (CIL XII 1127, 2795, 3944, 5085), [Ate]po BEG 1 (CIL XIII 5706). |
Secondary literature | AlNor, Meid 95 (Atepomarus), Stüber 105 (Atepomarus), NPC 29, 209, 211 (atepo- < ad-tepo-), 234, GPN 128-31, DLG2: 31, KGP 111-117, EDPC 24 |