The meaning of Duenos has been often considered to be the name of the craftsman who made the object.

A peculiarity of the runic alphabet is the absence of horizontal strokes, although this characteristic is also shared by other alphabets, such as the early form of the Latin alphabet used for the Duenos inscription, and it is not universal, especially among early runic inscriptions, which frequently have variant rune shapes including horizontal strokes.

The Duenos Inscription is one of the earliest known Old Latin texts, variously dated from the seventh to the fifth century B. C. E ..

Duenos is an older form of the Latin word bonus, meaning " good ", just as bellum (" war ") is from Old Latin duellum.

Colonna also reminds that " in the carmen Saliare ( similarly to the Duenos vase ) bonus and manus occur together, both referred to the same character, the god Cerus, fact that makes their synonymity implausible ". In order to further clarify the use of the adjective in the text, Sacchi makes reference also to a well known passage of Cicero's De Legibus II 9, 22: Deorum Manium iura sancta sunto.

Such an interpretation meets with the difficulty of how to explain the second occurrence of the word and with the problem of how to interpret ' MANOM ', since if Duenos is a name identifying a person and qualifying him as ' good ' then it would difficult to understand the use of ' manom ' in the same sense of good.

Some scholars posit Duenos as a proper name, instead of merely an adjective.

Sacchi opines that in the case of the Duenos inscription the speaker is acting according to the religious legal ritual, presumably enacting a private consecratio: the formula of the dedication is then a case of private dedicatio dis, dedication to the gods.

The Duenos inscription, as recorded by Heinrich Dressel.

It should be easier to understand ' manom ' as hand ' manum ', i. e. reading: " Duenos made me with his own hands ".

Both Sacchi and Vine remark the striking parallelism between the formula of the Duenos inscription: QOIMED MITAT and the inscription on a pedestal ( probably of a votive statue ) from Tibur: HOI () MED () MITAT ... DNOM () PRO () FILEOD.

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