Turus Vadica Velsouna (fem.) Viniocus Volaesa Volscus Volsetis (gen.) Volso Volsonus Volsounus (masc.), Volsouna (fem.) Volsus Voltimesis (gen.) Vol(l)tis(s)a Zupricus The majority of the preceding names are unknown among the eastern and southern neighbors of the Liburnians (Dalmatae, etc.), yet many have Venetic complements. The following names are judged to be exclusively Liburnian, yet one (Buzetius) is also attested among the neighboring Iapodes to the north and northeast: Aeia Barcinus Buzetius Caminis (gen.) Ceunus Clausus Granp (...). Attested only in abbreviated form. Iaefus Lastimeis (gen. ?) Mamaester Pasinus Picusus Tetenus Vesclevesis (gen.). - The etymology is established. It is a compound, the initial element Ves-, from PIE *u̯esu- ('good'); the second element -cleves- (genitive suffix -is) from PIE *ḱleuos ('fame', ultimately from *ḱleu- 'to hear'). Virno Theonyms Anzotica - the Liburnian Venus. Toponyms See also Venetic language Italic languages Illyrian languages References Sources Wilkes, John. The Illyrians. Blackwell Books, 1992. Untermann, J., Venetisches in Dalmatien, Godišnjak (Annuaire) CBI, Sarejevo. 5, 5-22. Extinct languages of Europe Unclassified languages of Europe Liburnia