John Berry:
>Which English "d"?
I've just already responded in a previous post on this. English
/d/ is voiced, if not always, definitely for the most part.
>What Etruscan "d"?
Technically, there is no "d" in Etruscan. It is transliterated
with "t" and "th" which are generally agreed to differ in terms
of aspiration, not voice. Thus "t" would be an unaspirated
voiceless stop [t].
- gLeN
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