Oscan
英 [ˈɔskən]
美 [ˈɑskən]
- n. 欧斯干人
- adj. 欧斯干人的
英语词源
- Oscan (adj.)
- of or pertaining to the ancient people of southern Italy, 1590s, from Latin Osci, Opsci (plural) "Oscans," literally "worshippers of Ops," a harvest goddess, the name related to Latin ops (genitive opis) "abundance, plenty, wealth, riches," from PIE *op- (1) "to work, produce in abundance" (see opus).