mihaitzateo
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Did anyone noticed that if you do not take into consideration North Russia,all Slavic speaking areas and Romania (which have the language cleansed of Slavic origin words,in the name of Latinism) have significant percentages of I2-din?
There is main stream theory,that Slavic speakers came around 600 AD.
Question is,how is possible to explain some common folk customs seen at Romanians at all Slavs,like welcoming someone with bread and salt?
Other question,why Hutsuls are bearing in such high percentage I2-din?
And they have a typical Vlach look.
They speak some kind of Ukrainian.
Maybe initially I2-din people spread from Balkans and Romania to North,West and East and spread a language,that has some words common to today Slavic and some cultural things.
After,most of these people were conquered by Baltic speakers and so we got the language closed to today Slavic language.
R1-Z280 seems to be of Baltic origins,there is another R1A,M458 or so,which has the maximum in Poland,which seems to be also associated with Slavic people.
I do not know what these people I2-din were,I do not think they were Thraco-Dacians,most probable is that Thraco-Dacians were mostly bearing R1b-ht35.
Something that could come as a proof to sustain this theory will be to calculate the distance between today Latvian and Lithuanian to:
Russian,Polish,Belarussian,Ukrainian,Serbo-Croatian,Czech and Slovak languages,Bulgarian language.
I have the strange impression that Latvian and Lithuanian are closest to Polish language.
Anyway,if South Slavic languages are most further away from Latvian and Lithuanian,this theory,with Baltic people conquering the proto-Slavic people and form the actual Slavic language,will make a lot of sense.
Romanian have a few cognates with Lithuanian,which are not seen in any other Indo-European language.
There is main stream theory,that Slavic speakers came around 600 AD.
Question is,how is possible to explain some common folk customs seen at Romanians at all Slavs,like welcoming someone with bread and salt?
Other question,why Hutsuls are bearing in such high percentage I2-din?
And they have a typical Vlach look.
They speak some kind of Ukrainian.
Maybe initially I2-din people spread from Balkans and Romania to North,West and East and spread a language,that has some words common to today Slavic and some cultural things.
After,most of these people were conquered by Baltic speakers and so we got the language closed to today Slavic language.
R1-Z280 seems to be of Baltic origins,there is another R1A,M458 or so,which has the maximum in Poland,which seems to be also associated with Slavic people.
I do not know what these people I2-din were,I do not think they were Thraco-Dacians,most probable is that Thraco-Dacians were mostly bearing R1b-ht35.
Something that could come as a proof to sustain this theory will be to calculate the distance between today Latvian and Lithuanian to:
Russian,Polish,Belarussian,Ukrainian,Serbo-Croatian,Czech and Slovak languages,Bulgarian language.
I have the strange impression that Latvian and Lithuanian are closest to Polish language.
Anyway,if South Slavic languages are most further away from Latvian and Lithuanian,this theory,with Baltic people conquering the proto-Slavic people and form the actual Slavic language,will make a lot of sense.
Romanian have a few cognates with Lithuanian,which are not seen in any other Indo-European language.