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ASPALATHUS
Emperor Diocletian, according to Constantine Porphyrogenitus, built the fortress of Aspalathus in Dalmatia. The poor translation of Porphyrogenitus's book…
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"-AZ" SUFFIX
There is a popular suffix in world etymology "-az", considered, for some reason, Ossetian. Moreover, according to this suffix, Scythians are conside…
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GEORGIAN SURNAMES' ROOTS IN TODAY'S TOPONYMS: EUROPE
Albera (Liguria, Aluga (Portugal, Aprica (Italy), Arbola (Basque Country), Arona (Italy), Babana (Romania), Babila (Italy), Balantzara (Venice), Balea (Romania…
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CROATIA/ХОРВАТИЯ
The Kartvelian nature of the name of the ex-Yugoslav country, as in many other cases, is given away by the Zan (i.e. Megrel-Laz) toponymic suffix "-at&quo…
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