vinum

Buglossalum, or borage wine before mentioned, which [4267] Mizaldus calls vinum mirabile, a wonderful wine, and

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

Yet, in the other instances, we find the word postposed to other nouns such as vinum and esvi, the latter term probably being another kind of sacred offering.

Etruscan "esi"... What is it? 2007

Various monstrances and cruets (note the As and Vs for aqua and vinum) from the Cathedral treasure:

Catholic Bamberg: The Vestments of Pope Clement II and Other Treasures from the Diocesan Museum 2009

Consequently, we're led to believe that Etruscan vinum, which was identical with the Latin, was simply borrowed.

The diffusion of the Italian terms for 'wine' from Etruscan 2009

The remaining is a suffix -um which is fortunately attested a few times in what appear to be abstract, uncountable derivative nouns expressing concepts of mass or material as in meθlum 'people' (from *meθil 'group') and vinum 'wine' (from vina, also 'wine').

Archive 2009-07-01 2009

Both mirrors suggest nothing more that vinum, mixed perhaps with some venena, was a great help in haruspicy.

More about egg symbols in Etruria and the rest of the classical world 2009

Consequently, we're led to believe that Etruscan vinum, which was identical with the Latin, was simply borrowed.

Archive 2009-10-01 2009

The remaining is a suffix -um which is fortunately attested a few times in what appear to be abstract, uncountable derivative nouns expressing concepts of mass or material as in meθlum 'people' (from *meθil 'group') and vinum 'wine' (from vina, also 'wine').

The identity of the Etruscan god Tecum 2009

Then would I enter keen with hunger, parched with thirst, (da mihi vinum quaeso, et merum sit,) and partake with appetite of whatever was set before us, according to our rule; feast or fast day, caritas or penitentia, was the same to me.

The Monastery 2008

Around the top of each bottle is a Latin motto: "vinum, cantus, amor," or "wine, song, and love."

Archive 2008-02-01 2008