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	\|'''{{Lang\|xum\|[[wikt:𐌕𐌉𐌊𐌀𐌌𐌍𐌄\|Tikamne]]}}'''		\|'''{{Lang\|xum\|[[wikt:𐌕𐌉𐌊𐌀𐌌𐌍𐌄\|Tikamne]]}}'''
	\|Poultney and De Vaan both interpret this term as the name of a deity,{{Sfn\|de Vaan\|2008\|p=169}} which Poultney latinizes as {{Lang\|la\|Dicamnus}}.{{Sfn\|Poultney\|1959\|p=327}} Buck, however, alternatively glosses the term as merely a noun with the meaning "dedication."{{Sfn\|Buck\|1904\|p=349}} The word is perhaps etymologically connectable to Latin {{Lang\|la\|[[wikt:dico\|dīcō]]}} ("to say, speak").{{Sfn\|de Vaan\|2008\|p=169}}{{Sfn\|Poultney\|1959\|p=327}} The Etruscan deity {{Lang\|ett\|Tekum}} may have been borrowed from this Umbrian god.{{Sfn\|van der Meer\|1987\|pp=45-46}}		\|Poultney and De Vaan both interpret this term as the name of a deity,{{Sfn\|de Vaan\|2008\|p=169}} which Poultney latinizes as {{Lang\|la\|Dicamnus}}.{{Sfn\|Poultney\|1959\|p=327}} Buck, however, alternatively glosses the term as merely a noun with the meaning "dedication."{{Sfn\|Buck\|1904\|p=349}} The word is perhaps etymologically connectable to Latin {{Lang\|la\|[[wikt:dico\|dīcō]]}} ("to say, speak").{{Sfn\|de Vaan\|2008\|p=169}}{{Sfn\|Poultney\|1959\|p=327}} The [[Etruscan civilization\|Etruscan]] deity {{Lang\|ett\|Tekum}} may have been borrowed from this Umbrian god.{{Sfn\|van der Meer\|1987\|pp=45-46}}
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	\|'''{{Lang\|xum\|[[wikt:𐌕𐌓𐌄𐌁𐌄\|Trebe]]}}'''		\|'''{{Lang\|xum\|[[wikt:𐌕𐌓𐌄𐌁𐌄\|Trebe]]}}'''