Name details
| Summary | |
|---|---|
| Name (attested) | Aelio Leucamulo |
| Name (citation form) | Leucamulus* |
| Source | III 5329 + 5332, ILLPRON 1275 |
| Source type | epigraphic |
| Type of inscription | sepulcral |
| Material | marble |
| Date and origin | |
| Location (modern) | Leibnitz |
| Location (ancient) | — |
| Community | Leibnitz |
| District, region | Leibnitz |
| Population group | — |
| Date | — |
| Source of date | CIL |
| Linguistic notes | |
| Language | prob. Celtic |
| Gender | m. |
| Name type | cognomen |
| Use of name | L 2 |
| Word formation | tatpurusa compound (adjective + noun) |
| Prefix | — |
| First element | *leuco- 'bright, brilliant' NPC 224, DLG2: 200, GPN 358f. |
| Second element | *camulo- 'champion, servant' ? DLG2: 101, GPN 160ff., NPC 215 |
| Suffix | — |
| Stem class | o |
| Case | dat. sg. |
| Semantic field | App / Comb / Theo ? |
| Other | |
| Relations | (W) Iulia, (FiL) Iustinus |
| General notes | haplology of *Leuco-camulus > Leucamulus; diphthong eu looks at first glance non-Celtic, but might be just the Latin way of writing of a sound /ou/ or similar. Thus claiming Celtic origin for this name is not in conflict with the PCelt. collapse of *eu- and *ou-diphthongs as long as we do not know with certainty how |
| Other attestations | Leucianus PAN 1 (AE 1974, 496), Leucimara NOR 1 (CIL III 5265, Leucina ITA 1 (CIL V 402), Leucippa ITA 1 (CIL V 130), Leucipp(a) HIS 1 (AE 1971, 161), Leucius DAL 1 (ILJ 2930), Leuci[us] DAL 1 (ILJ 2930), Leuco[ ]* NOR 1 (CIL III 11699), Leuconius ITA 2 (CIL V 4902 [2], NAR 1 (CIL XII 82), Leuconia ITA 1 (CIL V 4902), NAR 1 (CIL XII 82), Leucus LVG 1 (CIL XIII 2955), Leuce ITA 1 (CIL V 814), DAL 1 (CIL III 2393), HIS 1 (RIT 413), Leuca ITA 1 (CIL V 401), Leucadius HIS 1 (IRMN 49), Leucadia LVG 1 (CIL XIII 2036), Leucaspis PAN 1 (RIU 256), |
| Secondary literature | Lochner 91f., NPC 116, 215, 224, DLG2: 101, 200, GPN 160ff., 358f., Untermann 157, 187 |