iapetoc
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Although I see you continue splitting
I will still try to Unite
Tesesh was Not a Tribe
it was a cleric-religion cast
find out Tiresias and later Augur
Remember ter-o in greeks means observe.
now find out caduceus symbol
find a poem of orpheus for gree (3 old woman-fates)
orpheus was Pieri thracian
Orpheus was using Lyre as Musical organ as also today Thracians Cretans Pontic Greeks Laz people and Atheneans
now about Thracians and Vrygians
Makedonians found them and mention them around their later capital meaning central Makedonia
main Vrygian city was
Edessa edu and Vedu is the water in Vrygian and issa is the wall- the tower
also Larissa means La =stone ris= nose edge, issa = wall today in modern Greek is acropolis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edessa,_Greece
the Thracians you mention, where the last with Satem cause of the Skudra
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skudra
by realizing the Skudra and that Paioni were under Troya occupation and that bithyni also went to minor asia
as also in Homer Greeks speak similar with Troyans and many Thracians
but could not understand other Thracian,
as also later with odrysse thracian at Xenophons time translation needed
the fact that Before koine Greeks A colonization was mainly in Areas of Luwan speaking
which were near troyans and allies, and at coastal of Thrace Illyria
and south of Etruscans Magna Grecia,
and in B colonization elsewhere, and later they make koine language
the Iphigeneia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iphigenia
the lelantin wars for ischia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ischia
Watch that
The endings -bria ("town, city"), -disza, -diza, -dizos ("fortress, walled settlement"), -para, -paron, -pera, -phara ("town, village") are from the Thracian language, as are numerous other lexical elements in this list. Strabo translated -bria as polis, but it might not be accurate[16]. Thracian language -disza, -diza, and -dizos are derived from Proto-Indo-European *dheigh-, "to knead clay", hence to "make bricks", "build walls", "wall", "walls", and so on. These Thracian lexical items show a satemization of PIE *gh-. Cognates include Ancient Greek teichos ("wall, fort, fortified town", as in the town of Didymoteicho) and Avestan daēza ("wall").
now find Hettit language
Troy = wIllassa
greek cities
Edessa
Tyrinssa
Larissa
Dorissa
Chalkissa
Antissa
SSamos
SSami
SSamothrace
Chandassa (old cretan name for Heracleion)
Lassate today Lasithe
linear B ko-no-sso ->knossos (minoan)
ne-na = float Nassa -Naxa->Naxos (island) Fortification for ships
Later the Greeks turn -issa to ida or itha
Lassate ->Lasithe
Tyrinssa ->Tyrintha
Dorissa->Dorida
Para or Phara means light tower a tower that holds fire
Paros
Pharia in Dalmatia
later the par became pur (fire) and the building Purossa
Purossa ->burssa turkey Gr Prousa
Vrussa outside Athens in gr Alphabet Bryssa
here I live area Bruaza
Pyr+thesis +essa -Pryntessa ->brindesi (italy) (brindis-io)
kallos+Pyr = Calabria
the Pyrossa became ->Pyroga ->Pyrgoa-Pyrgos
Pyrgos is a tower that holds fire and it is fortificated
instead of Pharos which is not fortified
Gr Pyrgos BG Burgas city name
as you realize i don't know where the Venneti came from
but Linguistic is that thracian and tyrrshenian came by Middle East to balcans
the land movement where more persian and became north balcans Thracian
the south came by sea closer to levantine and became Thyrrenian and later Greek (greek is a synonym of Cretan)
and the Troyan later became Etruscan
the possibility that Hettit were the west Branch of first language or split by the first language
about paioni and agrinio
you manage to connect
Agriannes with Agrinio
but Agrios means savage scary and sometimes violent
also argos and agros is the field
argos = fiels in plain mainly
and agros = fields that plow
Agrinio means farmers cultivators of land
Agriannes believe also the same
so my thought about thracians and i2a has a point
meaning that north satem Thracians I2a carriers were close to persian thracian
and south and coastal J2 was more Levant phoenician -tyrrshenian
hmm
or it seems that Hettit was the 1rst Thracian branch of IE speaking and split
to perso thracian north
greco thracian west
and phoenician south
the fact is that Greeks are more vowel even north Greece than south Slavic or north Thracians
vowel in Greek is phoneen
although much less vowel than others
example
Proto-Indo-European *(d)ḱm̥tóm, which became Avestan satəm (hence the name of the group), Persian sad, Sanskrit śatam, Latvian simts, Lithuanian šimtas, Old Church Slavonic sъto. Another example is the Slavic prefix sъ- ("with"), which appears in Latin, a centum language, as co-; conjoin is cognate with Russian soyuz("union").
Greek sun ΣΥΝ modern as sin older as sun the u very short u as in Uranus
I will still try to Unite
Tesesh was Not a Tribe
it was a cleric-religion cast
find out Tiresias and later Augur
Remember ter-o in greeks means observe.
now find out caduceus symbol
find a poem of orpheus for gree (3 old woman-fates)
orpheus was Pieri thracian
Orpheus was using Lyre as Musical organ as also today Thracians Cretans Pontic Greeks Laz people and Atheneans
now about Thracians and Vrygians
Makedonians found them and mention them around their later capital meaning central Makedonia
main Vrygian city was
Edessa edu and Vedu is the water in Vrygian and issa is the wall- the tower
also Larissa means La =stone ris= nose edge, issa = wall today in modern Greek is acropolis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edessa,_Greece
the Thracians you mention, where the last with Satem cause of the Skudra
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skudra
by realizing the Skudra and that Paioni were under Troya occupation and that bithyni also went to minor asia
as also in Homer Greeks speak similar with Troyans and many Thracians
but could not understand other Thracian,
as also later with odrysse thracian at Xenophons time translation needed
the fact that Before koine Greeks A colonization was mainly in Areas of Luwan speaking
which were near troyans and allies, and at coastal of Thrace Illyria
and south of Etruscans Magna Grecia,
and in B colonization elsewhere, and later they make koine language
the Iphigeneia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iphigenia
the lelantin wars for ischia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ischia
Watch that
The endings -bria ("town, city"), -disza, -diza, -dizos ("fortress, walled settlement"), -para, -paron, -pera, -phara ("town, village") are from the Thracian language, as are numerous other lexical elements in this list. Strabo translated -bria as polis, but it might not be accurate[16]. Thracian language -disza, -diza, and -dizos are derived from Proto-Indo-European *dheigh-, "to knead clay", hence to "make bricks", "build walls", "wall", "walls", and so on. These Thracian lexical items show a satemization of PIE *gh-. Cognates include Ancient Greek teichos ("wall, fort, fortified town", as in the town of Didymoteicho) and Avestan daēza ("wall").
now find Hettit language
Troy = wIllassa
greek cities
Edessa
Tyrinssa
Larissa
Dorissa
Chalkissa
Antissa
SSamos
SSami
SSamothrace
Chandassa (old cretan name for Heracleion)
Lassate today Lasithe
linear B ko-no-sso ->knossos (minoan)
ne-na = float Nassa -Naxa->Naxos (island) Fortification for ships
Later the Greeks turn -issa to ida or itha
Lassate ->Lasithe
Tyrinssa ->Tyrintha
Dorissa->Dorida
Para or Phara means light tower a tower that holds fire
Paros
Pharia in Dalmatia
later the par became pur (fire) and the building Purossa
Purossa ->burssa turkey Gr Prousa
Vrussa outside Athens in gr Alphabet Bryssa
here I live area Bruaza
Pyr+thesis +essa -Pryntessa ->brindesi (italy) (brindis-io)
kallos+Pyr = Calabria
the Pyrossa became ->Pyroga ->Pyrgoa-Pyrgos
Pyrgos is a tower that holds fire and it is fortificated
instead of Pharos which is not fortified
Gr Pyrgos BG Burgas city name
as you realize i don't know where the Venneti came from
but Linguistic is that thracian and tyrrshenian came by Middle East to balcans
the land movement where more persian and became north balcans Thracian
the south came by sea closer to levantine and became Thyrrenian and later Greek (greek is a synonym of Cretan)
and the Troyan later became Etruscan
the possibility that Hettit were the west Branch of first language or split by the first language
about paioni and agrinio
you manage to connect
Agriannes with Agrinio
but Agrios means savage scary and sometimes violent
also argos and agros is the field
argos = fiels in plain mainly
and agros = fields that plow
Agrinio means farmers cultivators of land
Agriannes believe also the same
so my thought about thracians and i2a has a point
meaning that north satem Thracians I2a carriers were close to persian thracian
and south and coastal J2 was more Levant phoenician -tyrrshenian
hmm
or it seems that Hettit was the 1rst Thracian branch of IE speaking and split
to perso thracian north
greco thracian west
and phoenician south
the fact is that Greeks are more vowel even north Greece than south Slavic or north Thracians
vowel in Greek is phoneen
although much less vowel than others
example
Proto-Indo-European *(d)ḱm̥tóm, which became Avestan satəm (hence the name of the group), Persian sad, Sanskrit śatam, Latvian simts, Lithuanian šimtas, Old Church Slavonic sъto. Another example is the Slavic prefix sъ- ("with"), which appears in Latin, a centum language, as co-; conjoin is cognate with Russian soyuz("union").
Greek sun ΣΥΝ modern as sin older as sun the u very short u as in Uranus
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