ANCIENT EUROPEAN TRIBES AS ROOTS OF GEORGIAN SURNAMES

Amaki (Castilla) – Amashvili Apuli (Apulia) – Pulishvili Bassitani (Andalusia) – Basidze Bastuli, Bastitani (Andalusia) – Bastashvili Bibi (Pannonia) – Bibidze Busiani (Italy) – Busishvili Vackei (Castile) – Vakeishvili Varduli (Aragon and Navarra) – Vardishvili Vartsiani (Pannonia) – Vartsidze Volki (France) – Volkashvili Galidans (Ukraine) – Galidashvili Datii (France) – Datishvili Detiatii (France) – Detidze Iberni (Ireland) – Iberishvili Karetani (Catalonia) – Karidze Kauki (Ireland) – Kavkashvili Celti (Spain) – Keltishvili Cilicia (Turkey) – Kilikishvili Komani (France) – Komanidze Korbilia (Turkey) - Korbilia Cossetani (Catalonia) – Kosidze Kubri (Germany) – Kubrishvili Leitani (Catalonia) – Leidze Lemani (Galicia) – Lemanidze Longoni (France) – Longadze Lugii (Scotland) – Lugidze Lusitani (Portugal) – Lusidze Luthi (Germany) – Lutidze Menini (France) – Menishvili Nemeti (Germany) – Nemidze Sabini (Italy) – Sabishvili Seburi (Asturias) – Sebidze Sikuli (Sicily) – Sikishvili Siluri (Wales) – Silishvili Tabali (France) – Tabalidze Tauri (Crimea) – Tavridze Termili (Turkey) – Termidze Turgi (Germany) – Turgishvili Umbri (Italy) – Umbrishvili Hakketani (Huesca) – Hakidze Halli (Germany) – Halishvili Chalchi (Turkey) – Halkidze Tsepori (Castile) - Tseporishvili Ceretani (Catalonia) – Ceretelli Edetani (Aragon) – Edishvili