I said:
>No, not at all. Etruscan /cezph/ is a native word starting with a
>voiceless inaspirate velar stop /k/ and is a compound meaning "three >from
>(ten)", [...]
Come to think of it... I've only seen it written /cezp/ with a final
INASPIRATE stop, not */cezph/... but then again, aspiration may not have
been distinguished word finally anyways so maybe it doesn't matter. Carry
on...
- gLeN
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