Another name for "Tyrrhenian"

Rex:

>Even the non-linguist agrees here. Still don't like the Tyrrhenian >name
>though. Welcome back Glen.

Thanx. I missed the debates. So you don't like "Tyrrhenian". I had to call
it something and I don't know any other satisfying names. I've been using
EtruscoLemnian to signify a subset of the Tyrrhenian family, seperate from
Rhaetic. What would you suggest as an alternative name?

>John Croft sends his regards to you and others on the list.

I somehow feel empty without his stubborn opposition around to put me in my
place.

- gLeN

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