Recent content by lynxbythetv

Its because we in the west have it easy for generations. Imho that basically sums up modern liberalism. In my country housing is huge issue and many of the left are getting punished aswell, I can't believe our government is so incompetent to allow so much immigration when we never had the...

Honne & Tatemae.

Mmm being an Australian Ive never seen this look.

French sounds the best imo.

So everytime a test is done we can conclude there has been some contamination. These bizzare results are likely just mistakes aka imperial Rome.

Jamie Llorente is the Celtic type in this set and not the girl who i think looks more Germanic.

Balaton means farm mate. Balaton is just farm town. Balla is attested in Brythonic and Goedelic languages now I can see Balla changing into fertile soil. It's not a term that is uniquely albanian.

Why are they pissed off ?

Proto-Albanoid term diellina "henbane".[36] This term was mentioned as a "Thracian-Dacian" phytonym by the Ancient Greek pharmacologist Pedanius Dioscorides (1st century AD), and it has a clear etymological connection with the Albanian word diell "sun" (diellina "henbane" belongs to the genus...

I see you laugh archetypeone. I would like to hear your opinions.

What study should I look at the see the similarities between Illyrian and Dardanian ?

Yes and I can understand that but what is promoted as originally Albanian might be a bit closer to Goedelic than what's been hypothesized.

Great reply very interesting. The reason I asked is I just popped over to teanglann and got a hit almost immediately. https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fgb/géag This is just simple clan, tribe etymology for for tribal confederation but one that has not been used as any sort of ethnic designation...

What is the actual meaning of "gheg" aside from an ethnic designation.

Thracian & Dacian exist as a handful of words how has De Vaan and Matzinger drawn conclusions from this. I've been listening to Albanians on Youtube, there's a Gallic ring to your language. Is there a set of toponyms or cognates that solidify these theories. Yes there's root terms in Celtic...