miio
Oscan
Etymology
From Proto-Italic *meos, cognate to Latin meus (“my, mine”).
Determiner
miio
- (hapax) my, mine (with feminine nouns)
- c. 1st century, Pompeiian word square, edited and with translation by Peter Schrijver
- Roma oiim, miio amor
- Rome [is] hate, mine love
- c. 1st century, Pompeiian word square, edited and with translation by Peter Schrijver
Usage notes
A hapax legomenon only found in a Pompeiian word square. In later copies of the square, the now-obscured Oscan terms oiim (“hate”) and miio are amended to Latin olim and Milō.
Further reading
- Schrijver, Peter (2016), “Oscan love of Rome”, in Glotta, volume 92, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, ISSN 0017-1298, JSTOR 24891271, retrieved January 21, 2023, pages 223–226