Name details

Summary
Name (attested)

Cl(audio) Deipa[di]

Name (citation form)Deipa[ ]*, Deipas
SourceAE 1966, 279, ILLPRON 1515
Source typeepigraphic
Type of inscriptionsepulcral
Materiallimestone
Date and origin
Location (modern)Frauenchiemsee
Location (ancient)—
CommunityRosenheim
District, regionBayern
Population group—
Date2nd c. AD
Source of date—
Linguistic notes
LanguagePannonian?
Genderm.
Name typecognomen
Use of nameL 2
Word formationcompound, not further determinable
Prefix—
First element*dei-, *dē- '?'
NPC 219, Stifter forthc.
Second element*par- 'provider' / *pati- 'lord' ?
NPC 229, DLG2: 246f., Stifter forthc.
Suffix—
Stem classunknown, consonantal or i-stem ?
Casedat. sg.
Semantic field?
Other
Relations(D?) Censorina, (S?) Iul(io) Sabinus
General notesPannonian? The 1st element *dei- might represent Celtic *dē- with Pannonian spelling as diphthong , cf. Meid 229; The 2nd compound member might prob. be the Pannonian equivalent of the Thrak. element *por- (Russu 1969: 133) < PIE root *perh3- 'to provide, supply'; cf. Daeipora (AE 1909, 199) or perhaps Pann. -pati < PIE *poti- 'lord'. Thus an interpretation as Deipa[ri] or Deipa[ti] is more likely than Deipa[di], cf. Stifter forthc. "[es] ließe sich erwägen, ob das Hinterglied in Nom. Deipas (Aquincum, Lupa 2960) den Nominativ (...) darstellt (...) *-paris > *-par†s > -pas, bzw. *-pars > -pas (...); [vgl.] Dat. Deipa[ (Frauenchiemsee, Lupa 1126),16 sowie eine mögliche feminine Form mit „thrakischer‟ Lautung, nämlich Nom. Daeipora (Walbersdorf, AE 1909, 199; Detschew 1957: 110; ae für /e/, ebenso wie im Namen ihres ehemaligen Herrn Calaeti?)."
Other attestationsDeipas PAN 1 (BpR 14, 1945, p. 541), Daeipora PAN 1 (AE 1909, 199).
Secondary literatureDetschew 1957: 110, Stifter forthc., NPC 219, 229, DLG2: 246f.