204 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANADIAN INSTITUTE. 
69. LO - TITEI - LE asma kuukuneu sane 
CNESA chikane anre 
CAINAL chiraukarasa 
asma Koikunei Zuntzegin andre Chirau sortze 
indication Koikune to Zuntzegin’s wife Zerua nata 
Chirau or Zerua is probably a woman’s name here as it is in many 
inscriptions. Koikune is in the dative case marked by 1 or ari. 
The following contain words indicating relationship : 
SSe WA DN. HC? NAN INIA Av /ATINTAY 
zaratuku nesi karakukara arbaukara 
zarratu toki anzi Karakukara arreba hau ekarri 
written place prepares Karakukara sister his to bear*! 
The second word toki is Basque “place.” The tu of zarratu is 
made to do double duty. In arreba we have the Basque word for 
sister of a brother; the sister of a sister is ahizpa. The other words 
have already been considered. 
Fabretti 402. F * LECNE - OADCNAL 
age Zuntzegin Baratuchi sortze 
behold Zuntzegin Baratuchi natus 
403. FEL : LECNE - FISCE -: NADCNAL 
aginza Zuntzegin agiono Sena Baratuchi sortze 
offering Zuntzegin well presents Sena, Baratuchi natus 
For agiono see Bilingual Fabretti69, HEYMFIS. It is a compound of agin} to offer, and 
on, good, kindly presents. For CE as Sena see the long inscription on the Tomb of Sarapikuka. 
404. A * LECNE: A+ ADONIAL 
ara Zuntzegin ara Rabama sortze 
behold Zuntzegin behold Rabama natus 
If NIAL be not the same as NAL it must be kio eritza where eritzi kio would be expected. 
Compare 413 F * LECNE - ADONIAL 
age Zuntzegin Rabama kaurasa 
and 407, which exhibits the commoner form : 
LO - TITEL - LECNESA - CAINAL 
asma Kuikunei Zuntzegin andre Zerua sortze 
indication Koikune to Zuntzegin wife Zerua nata 
But again the long form appears in: 
410. A * LECNE - FVISIHIAL - AP(NO)AL 
ara Zuntzegin Agpiunou sortze artugomu eritza 
behold Zuntzegin Agbiunau natus memorial honours 
411. F- LECNE: F - SESTHAL 
age Zuntzegin age Nonenoku sortze 
behold Zuntzegin behold Nonenoku natus 
If the first character of the last group were C instead of S, it would be Senanok, which fol- 
lowed by NAL appears on the tomb of Sarapikuka, Nonenoku is an unlikely naime. 
1 88 is given as restored by Fabretti. It does not necessarily follow that to of toki does 
double duty, inasmuch as the final tu of zarratu 1s not a necessary part of the word. 
