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The aim of this study is to refute the standard etymology of the placename  Latium  on the one hand and to propose a new etymology on the other. The standard etymology is semantically 160 years old and formally more than 90 years old and traces  Latium  as  *(s)tls-t-/o-m  'flatland' back to an ie. etymon  *stelHr  (trad.  * stela-  : 'ausbreiten, flach hinbreiten') or  *telhr-  (trad.  *tels-  : 'flach, flacher Boden, Brett'). Linguistical and philological considerations, however, preclude the possibility of this etymology and make room for a new one, i.e. for the deduction of the placename  Latium  as  *latjom  'marshland, moorland' from the ie. etymon *lh 2 t- (trad.  *lat- :  'nass, feucht').

Die etymologische Herleitung des Namens Latium