Jelaskan "tamuraabesakedqoiaveseurumakesagepipokedlutimbe levopomanatesemaidarnakeibureitamomiaetiurela" dari Sikeloi

Bukti terbaik bahwa Sicel berasal dari derivasi Indo-Eropa adalah bentuk kata kerja pibe berarti "minum", kata kerja imperatif sekarang tunggal orang kedua yang sama persis dengan bibe dalam bahasa Latin dan piba dalam bahasa Sanskerta. Varro menyatakan bahwa bahasa Sikeloi sangat berkerabat dengan bahasa Latin karena banyak kata terdengar hampir identik dan memiliki arti yang sama, seperti oncia, lytra, moeton (mutuum dalam bahasa Latin).

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