> Etruscan /ati/ has no dyphthong /ai/ and it is not a suitable
> relative.
That of all things is hardly a deciding factor. Interestingly, Eteo-
Cypriot /oite/ pops up in one inscription. The Tyrrhenian form for
"mother" could conceivably have been *aiti.
= gLeN
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