Does the word "eternaz" ring a bell to you? What language

Sounds Gothic.

Or perhaps it's a name?

>>8338108
That pic perfectly suits your post. Well done. Maybe the word you actually saw was ersatz.

>>8338156
No no, I woke up shortly after I saw it and wrote it down quickly.

Sounds like proto-Germanic. Most masculine nouns in nominative case have the -az ending if I'm not mistaken.

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>vero vita eternaz

What does it mean?

>>8338180
I'm pretty sure it means "I will have eternal life".

>>8338188
OK so it's italian.

What's the difference between "eterna" and "eternaz"?

>>8338194
It looks like Old Italian to me yes. Eternaz might simply be a contracted form of the Latin aeternus.

It's 'eternam', agreeing with the preceding 'vitam': 'eternal life'.

The 'z'-looking character is a common contraction for 'um'.

>>8338962
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