Name details
| Summary | |
|---|---|
| Name (attested) | Bateli Deusonis f(iliae) ux(ori) |
| Name (citation form) | Deuso |
| Source | III 5057, ILLPRON 1214 |
| Source type | epigraphic |
| Type of inscription | sepulcral |
| Material | marble |
| Date and origin | |
| Location (modern) | Greith |
| Location (ancient) | — |
| Community | St. Marein bei Neumark |
| District, region | Murau |
| Population group | — |
| Date | 2. c. AD |
| Source of date | CIL, lupa |
| Linguistic notes | |
| Language | unknown, possibly Celtic |
| Gender | m. |
| Name type | IN |
| Use of name | IN as patronym |
| Word formation | simple |
| Prefix | — |
| First element | *deuso- '?' Meid 269, NPC 219 (deuo-), GPN 192 (deuo-), DLG2: 142 (deuo-), 158 (dusios)m EDPC 96 (deuo-) |
| Second element | — |
| Suffix | on KGP 41, Stüber 1998: 108, Kajanto 118 |
| Stem class | n |
| Case | gen. sg. |
| Semantic field | ? (Theo / App-Char) |
| Other | |
| Relations | (D) Batelis, (SiL) Acceptus |
| General notes | probably Pannonian name if diphthong eu represents the PIE diphthong *eu (Meid 269). Etymology: cf. Lat. furō, -ere 'to dash, to rage' (Meid 269, DeVaan 252) or pace Delamarre (NPC 219) Deusa < *dēu̯os-os. Another possible Celtic etymology would be: Deuso- 'fire, burn' < *degwi-so- (cf. OIr. i-stem) from PIE root *dhegwh- (LIV2: 133) |
| Other attestations | PAN 0;1 (CIL III 10883), NOR 1 (CIL III 5456), Deusa NOR 2 (CIL III 5425, AIJ 85), Deusus NOR 1 (CIL III 5370) |
| Secondary literature | Lochner 68, NPC 85, 219 (deuo-), GPN 192 (deuo-), DLG2: 142 (deuo-), 158 (dusios), EDPC 96 (deuo-) Meid 269, AlNor |