The Latins uses the word BOS for the Elephant (of Lucania), the infant of an elephant is a calf (vitulus), the Phoenician word is OGLE and μόσχος in Greek. Since vitulus begins with the digamma it drops out in Greek and Phoenician hence ἰταλός coincidentally the word for Italy. In Phoenician, OGLE also means ὄχλος, κύκλος, εὔκυκλος and ἀγορᾷ.
The word for the infant of a Camel is a lamb, for the Camel, like the sheep and goat that produces milk and wool. κάμηλον (Camel) μηλον (Sheep), μηλον in Phoenician is RHL (ῥήν) due to interchanging between μ, ν, ρ, λ hence the irregular words.
ἰταλός probably means ϝοἰκός ἁλός "House of Salt" for its trade of salt is said to be the origin of the Roma (ἄλμα) settlement.
The word for the infant of a Camel is a lamb, for the Camel, like the sheep and goat that produces milk and wool. κάμηλον (Camel) μηλον (Sheep), μηλον in Phoenician is RHL (ῥήν) due to interchanging between μ, ν, ρ, λ hence the irregular words.
ἰταλός probably means ϝοἰκός ἁλός "House of Salt" for its trade of salt is said to be the origin of the Roma (ἄλμα) settlement.