[Verse 1] Tinia cilθ, rasnal aucel, fulguri celθas, θesan lupu. Tuθ rasna, zilχ marunχva, thuran ścuna, nac emilun. (Translation: “Tinia of the heavens, high above the people, / Lightning from the sky, light of dawn. / God of the Etruscans, guardian of fate, / He thunders commands, I bow in silence.”) [Chant 1] Mi θesan, mi cilθ, mi ilacve, Mi Tinia, ścuna iχ χimeras. (Translation: “I am the dawn, I am the sky, I am flame, / I am Tinia, voice over shadows.”) [Verse 2] Zilθ tuθ urθ, celθ zlil, thesan tur, anχ turce. Luχnθ nun, tin ilucve, θu tinia, nac turanθ. (Translation: “The spirit of the gods moves in the sky, / Dawn rises, life awakens. / Sacred oaths are born in lightning, / You, Tinia, are the storm of love.”) [Chant 2] Tinia zilχ, fanu masnva, lar θu, nac θesan, nac śacni. (Translation: “Tinia the divine, temple-born light, / Lord of flame, of dawn and glory.”) [Verse 3] Lurs θu pruch, cel ati, zlilil cusuθ, nac thura. Thuflś zilχi, etera masnva, χiθu nac ame, nac ścuna. (Translation: “You bring the fire, sky-father, / The stars turn, not by chance. / In the words of gods, eternal fire, / You are not a name—you are command.”) [Chant 3] Tinia, nac θes, nac meχ, Rasnal zilχ, lar zilaθra. (Translation: “Tinia, not dusk, not dust, / God of the Etruscans, lord of power.”)
