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The god originally called * Grubrius (or merely * Grubius ), worshipped by Old Prussians in connection with vegetation, seems originally to bear a name of a specific tree species. The etymological analysis suggests a relation to the Slavic dendronym * grabъ & * grabrъ "hornbeam". The Latin and German chronicles recorded his name together with the prefix per / par "for" that was part of the name of the festival dedicated to this god. In the level of theonyms, the closest cognate appears in the Umbrian theonym * Grābovius , serving as an epithet of three Umbrian gods, Vofionos, Mars, and especially Iove (Iuppiter), the thunder-god.

Prussian *Grubrius ‘god of spring and vegetation’ in perspective of the Italic pantheon