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FUNATI
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FUNATI

Che Tosco March 19, 2025

Strabo: "... the Funati also belong to the Dardanians... The Dardanians were absolute savages, who dug holes under dung heaps and lived in them...". …

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PTOLEMY'S TOPONYMS AS GEORGIAN SURNAMES' ROOTS: MIDDLE EAST
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PTOLEMY'S TOPONYMS AS GEORGIAN SURNAMES' ROOTS: MIDDLE EAST

Che Tosco March 14, 2025

Abula – Abuladze Adacha – Adakhadze Azala – Azalashvili Alata – Alatashvili Amana – Amanashvili Anara – Anarashvili Anita – Anitashvili Arada – Aradashvili Ate…

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LIB
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LIB

Che Tosco March 14, 2025

lib - heart (Phoenician) ლუბა [luba], Megr. – bossom In the Phoenician word, the vowel is obviously incorrect due to  the upsilon problem .

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KIL
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KIL

Che Tosco March 14, 2025

kil - any (Phoenician) ყველა [qvela] – any

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DR
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DR

Che Tosco March 14, 2025

dr - time (Phoenician) დრო [dro] – time

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EBER-NARI
syria

EBER-NARI

Che Tosco March 10, 2025

During the Neo-Assyrian Kingdom, the historical region of the Levant, which includes Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine, was called Eber-Nari. The word "…

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CANAAN
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CANAAN

Che Tosco March 10, 2025

The recognition that the initial Ha- or A- in numerous global toponyms—such as Assyria, Aswan, Anatolia, Aleppo (Halibon), and Alupka—functions as a Phoenici…

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NAZARETH
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NAZARETH

Che Tosco March 06, 2025

The "et" suffix obliges us to look at the word from the Kartvelian point of view. The analysis of the kartvelianity of the famous Galilean toponym lo…

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NAHARIYA
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NAHARIYA

Che Tosco March 06, 2025

A number of Phoenician-Lebanese-Israeli toponyms can be proven to have a Kartvelian origin with varying degrees of certainty. In particular, the historical Gal…

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MUZATA
phoenicia

MUZATA

Che Tosco March 06, 2025

The third Berber tribe mentioned by Ibn Khordadbekh, besides Zanat and Lubat, was the Muzata tribe. Not only does the name seem to be a Zan "-at"-to…

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LEBANON
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LEBANON

Che Tosco March 05, 2025

The country of Lebanon (Livan in Ukrainian) coincides to certain degree of accuracy with both Canaan and Eber-Nar, two other Middle Eastern toponyms of Kartvel…

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CARTHAGO
phoenicia

CARTHAGO

Che Tosco March 04, 2025

The famous Phoenician city simply has to have a Kartvelian structure due to its Phoenician origin (those guys were Kartvelians). To all the versions of the or…

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ARAMAIC
syria

ARAMAIC

Che Tosco March 03, 2025

The word "Aramaic" contains the root "aram", which in Chanturia's dictionary is translated as "ominous". In fact, the emotio…

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ALEPPO
syria

ALEPPO

Che Tosco March 03, 2025

This great Syrian city used to be called "Halybon". There are three morphemes worthy of attention here. First, the obvious Phoenician article "…

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AZAGARIUZ
ukraine

AZAGARIUZ

Che Tosco March 03, 2025

At the place where the Dnipro turns sharply from west to south, and where the city of Dnipro is located today, on Ptolemy's map in the second century, the …

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APKHASETI
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APKHASETI

Che Tosco March 03, 2025

Step-by-step proof that "Abkhazia" is a Kartvelian word is as follows: 1. Phasis/Phasis (or more precisely, Pkhasis, since the Kartvelian languages ​…

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A/HA- PREFIX
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A/HA- PREFIX

Che Tosco March 03, 2025

The mysterious prefix "Ha-"/"A-" found in many place names is actually a definite article from the Phoenician language and its heir Hebrew.…

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