Re: [tied] Allegedly attested Dacian & Illyrian "cerb-"

gs001ns@... wrote:

>
> Okay, thank you. Did Tomaschek also give any info
> pertaining to what "Cerbetis" could've meant?
>
> Did Tomaschek assert that "Cerbetis" = "Kerbetis/Karbatis"?
> Or, to put it this way, were they synonyms? And if they were
> synonyms or if they weren't: did "Cerbetis" and/or "Kerbetis
> /Karbatis" have the same meaning as the Romanian word "cerb"?

> Did Mr Cicerone Poghirc write that the Illyrian "Cerbalus"
> had the Romanian meaning of "cerb"?
>
>> One should not wonder since this word "cerv-" is indeed
>> to find in a lot of corespondences with this form

No sir. None of both made any connection with Rom. "cerb". They just
given the glosses they found.
For "Cerbatis" Tomascheck do not make any ethymology. He just mention it
with no comment. There is too no comment regarding the valahian name
"Cerbula" or any association with this name.

>
>> It can be that the "Ceraunes Mountain" meant just "The High
>> mountains"
>
> Do you or the scholars you mention suggest that "Ceraunes"
> is related to the Romanian word "cerb"?
>
> g

No Sir. I supposed "ceraunes" is just a derivation of PIE *ker- where
one of the meanings has been "Gipfel" (top)