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The two names have nothing in common.Procopious and Jordanes had different things for them to say and no one said they came from Russian plain,plus the Sklavenoi were warriors not migrant farmers,there was Sklavenoi within the empire helping the others in raids and attacks,they knew when and...

How Paganism influenced Christianity.First picture Perun defeating Veles depicting in Croatia-Slavic Paganism,Second Thracian Horseman-Thracian Paganism.Third of course Saint George killing the Dragon which is popular among Slavs,especialy Eastern Orthodox. This old Serbian Dodola/Dodole...

Well i said this because it is cognate,maybe i am wrong,could be coincidence.

I agree with you,will leave that to West Slavs.I said this because someone tried to link the Sklabenoi with some Stavanoi,but the authors of the names Sklabenoi-Procopious and Jordanes never said this,one of them trace the origin of Sklabenoi and Antes with the Veneti,the other derrived their...

Why everyone like to mention Stavanoi,Schythian farmers but none talk about Wends,Veneti whatever they was,after all historian Jordanes link the Sklabenoi with Veneti,why we trust things only that suit us and we link the Goths with the Thracian Getae,that have nothing in common,history...

Proto-Slavic ruda ("metal", "ore") I think it's closer counterpart is Sumerian "urudu"

Maybe you don't see anything Slavic in Morava,Bustricius etc either but that doesn't matter after all not my problem,you haven't invoked about Thracian again will be the closest language to Balto-Slavic we can't change that.Vlach is borowing from German in Slavic for foreigner,we used this for...

In 1854, an Austrian diplomat and Albanian language specialist, Johann Georg von Hahn, identified the Pelasgian language with Ur-Albanian. This theory has been rejected by modern scholars but is still supported by some Albanian nationalists. :good_job:

Taranis,If we are to dismiss Thracian-Balto-Slavic connection which seem to confuse only,we should dismiss i think that Slavic and Baltic ever formed single language but only contacts trough history,as you mentioned "Grad" to be loanword of Italo-Celtic,Germanic then Slavic should be somewhere...

We can not treat modern day ethnicities and linguistic groups as Romans did,Magna Germania,Illyria,Sarmatia,those were more geographic terms,to them political orientation was more important then anything.

Actualy i never said they was located in the Balkans and you constantly say this,between Danube basin,Roman empire and Balkan, i think those geographic terms aren't same,the term Slav today indeed mean speaker of Slavic,but in Roman times the term Sklabenoi didn't mean that,we can even make...

Zdzisław Skork Polish archeologist writes: At the time of the Roman Empire, that is, until the mid 5th century, nobody had heard of them. When the Western Empire suddenly collapsed under the siege of German barbarians, they emerged from the dark abyss of Balkan provinces.The Byzantines describe...

Vlad Draculesti is my hero :cool-v:

The Vlachs were sheepherders,mountanious tribes,like the Albanians, would rather suppose them some Dacian origin.

We can say some similarities,The Dinaric region of ex-Yugoslavia comprises some of the most impenetrable country anywhere in Europe.Its inhabitants never submited to central authority,as local loyalties prevail and the fragmented terrain hinders contact even between adjacent communities.By the...

KALU TARKAN – one of the participants in the wedding ceremony of Car Peter Kalu – a type of priests (Accadian) Kal – an oath (Pamirian) Kalum – to swear (Pamirian) CAMPSIS – the title of one of the Bulgarian representatives on the VIII. Ecumenical council – in the expression ZISUNAS...

VER – the year of the Dragon Berka – a big snake (Eastern Caucasian) Waran – a gigantic lizard, Warendak – long, snake-like[SRS, 186] Vaireni – a dragon (Prakrit), Vaira – dangerous, Varuna – the god-protector of the water, "The Encompasser of the World" Dobrev also had the Dardic Peren...

The language of the Asparukh and Kuber Bulgars, Vocabulary and grammar Words, preserved in the historical and archaeological monuments from the VI-X cc. AD: Old Bulgar word Closest analogies Cluster_user's ottoman parallels ALEM (first) – the name of the first month Alein –...

To convince in which idea,i had no such intentions neither i riducule anyone i asked question,after all better to have any idea then talking the same for the last 2 centuries although that was never the solution. :petrified: don't know why someone should be upset about it.

You explained the Slavic ethnogenesis,Bravo :cool-v: even Jirecek didn't knew this. :good_job: