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ARMORICANI
The name of one of the tribes of Ancient France begins with the Kartvelian negative prefix "ar(a)". We remember it from the Spanish tribe of Arawaki…
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MEPHISTOPHELES
They say that this is a demon from Germanic folklore, and then offer an extensive etymology. But if we look at the name from the standpoint of Kartvelian lang…
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ANCIENT EUROPEAN TRIBES AS ROOTS OF GEORGIAN SURNAMES
Amaki (Castilla) – Amashvili Apuli (Apulia) – Pulishvili Bassitani (Andalusia) – Basidze Bastuli, Bastitani (Andalusia) – Bastashvili Bibi (Pannonia) – Bibidze…
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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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PTOLEMY'S TOPONYMS AS GEORGIAN SURNAMES' ROOTS: EUROPE
Arba - Arbashvili Bizia - Biziashvili Bulba - Bulbashvili Vanoa - Vanoashvili Viana - Vianashvili Kurta - Kurtashvili Lagira - Lagiradze Parca - Parkashvili Sa…
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SUESSETANI
We learn about the Suessetani tribe from the work of Guillermo Fatas, according to whom they lived in Aragon and had a capital in Corbio. The name looks inter…
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