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ok, so there is no study. it is your educated guess.. nothing more than that... I still claim that proto-Germanic people (haplogroup I2 - Cimmerians /Gomer) have dwellt in province of Kerman /Germania/Zermanya in Persia, Iran.... path leading there is clear from Y-DNA....I claimed it is...

hm, this is quite interesting.... can you find reference for this?

only historic contact with Turkey is on that map you show of Poland-Lithuania... which was Balto-Slavic state in which Slavic Poles, Ukrainians and Belarus went under name of Poland... Poles just mean field people.. so any Slavic people can accept that as tribal identity... while real tribal...

that implies that Illyrian is somewhat incorporated in (south?) Slavic, because this is very often used suffix in nouns and is used to designate location.... if it was passed via placenames from Illyrians than it wouldnot exist as widely used suffix that designates location.... (read my...

-dava is Dacian suffix iapetoc speaks of -au in order to make Dacian Germanic, but it is not -au but -dava no one said that.... this was about Slavic coinword "tvrđava"(fortress) = tvrd + dava (strong, solid + dava) that is in Lithuanian "tvirtovė" without clear -dava ending of Dacians which...

it was a joke, but it is theoretically possible (which is quite different from likely) that -esti suffix was used for settlements of proto-Estonians... and no it could not be word -nestia because if it was than it would still be -nestia first letters of words that have meanings are not easily...

first, did anyone study in detail Celtic onomastic in north Africa... if yes, please send reference... you talk about "even centuries later", in countries that were conquered by people speaking related languages and that were genetic minority so that population of today still have many layers...

before falling under Roman empire Serbia was settled by Celtic Scordisci I argue that part of those people moved up the Danube to Bohemia, from where in 6th century they came back Slavicized (unless they were Slavic(ized) even before)... only historic source speaking of arrival of modern...

when he speaks of meeting with them in europe, Africa and Asia he clearly speaks of nations wandering not about individuals wandering.... nations wandering implies settlement... your timeline is inversed.... Berbers partly origin from Garamantes...

Danube is special....it played a role of natural frontier.... I can imagine that Dun in Dun-av probably has same origin as -dun in Celtic towns... kind of fortress thing... river Don might be the same... but rivers like Morava, Sava are brought in relation with certain mythological beings...

correct you have no clue of origin though... it has nothing to do with linguistics... all steppe people use colors to designate sides of the world white- west, black -north, red- south, yellow -east... hence names such as Black sea, red sea.... it is an ancient system... really ancient... and...

you keep bragging with your ignorance mr. teacher wanna be... http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus:text:1999.01.0239:book=1:chapter=3&highlight=galatia now tell me where is native Celtic R1b in Africa? zero... but there is plenty of native I2a1 all around north Africa.... I am...

Serbian "vo" = ox you assume Slavic people came from east, but Serbs are recorded to have arrived from land they call in their language Boika and that by description matches only Bohemia/Bavaria both named by Boii... historical source says Serbs have also originally dwellt there, while we...

I think Baltic people = Dacians, proto-Slavic = north Thracians, Pannonians, Veneti, Scythians, and Scordisci/Serians/Serdi who are east Celtic people and spread along Danube... so, a wild guess, why would -Esti not be related to Estonians? "Bucu' in Estonian = "labour" so, this would be...

ktitor is stg. like donor for public building e.g. monastery, perhaps hospital as well... link to monastery and religion is why I think word comes from Greek... grammar is more complex than that in Slavic.... -ci sometimes ... also -i, -ovi, -e, -a,... -cki never -cki sounds as demunitive of...

thus, there are examples of tribal names that are prefix before Boii what does Tolisto mean? Ser - typically means "head", "main"... Ser-Boii would be for Boii stg. like "Royal Scythians" were for Scythians

hair | *blawi- (?) | plav (fair haired, otherwise word means blue color) hair | *doklo | dlaka (hair - not as a whole but as one thread of it) haste | *britso | brzo (fast) haunch | *kostā- (??) | kost (bone) healthy | *jakko | jako (strong, healthy) heat | *gʷritu | goreti (to burn)...

bara - means exactly what you say... but was also used for a swamp e.g. "Obedska bara" is a big bog/swamp in Vojvodina ilovača = clay ground glina = clay, in particular also wet clay that can be shaped krevet = bed šuma = forest ktitor = builder, but I think this word is import from greek...

čuka = peak in Serbian not so much used, it could be from vulgar latin... bara = bog bala = bundle (e.g. of dried grass) and also water that comes from someone's mouth... balavac - would be about immature or very young person.. dan = day agreed but name Dacia could as well be about mountain...

btw. note the sickle/crescent as horns on helmets of Sherden/sherdana sea peoples whose tribal name is origin for place name Serbonian bog in Egypt... now, compare Sherdana with non-Greek names for Scordus mountain , and it is clear that Scordisci is Greek exonym of Celtic version of some...