Re: [tied] migration?

Piotr Gasiorowski wrote:

> Jeez, you don't take Alex's ramblings seriously, do you? God knows
> what cranky stuff he's been reading on the Internet again, but:
>
> (1) Marcomir is a Frankish name
>
> (2) There is nothing closely or remotely like "Marcomir" among the
> documented Cimmerian names
>
> (3) If anyone thinks I might be wrong about (2), please provide an
> exact reference to a SERIOUS source (NOT, e.g. a link to a page where
> another bloody moron with an idée fixe sets out again to prove that
> the Scots are Scythians, using ancient genealogies invented by
> himself)

I have no ideea about any serious sources regarding the Marcomir. This
is why I said I don't know where from is coming this word. The name
Marcomir is given in several net pages, but I fell the need to
underline, _ I did not read it in a ancient source or in the work of
someone who could give us ancient sources for this name_.

But just a game now. At least first part of the word "marco-" is to find
in names / toponyms of indo-iranians too?
As for european part, this is fully of it, even in celtic ( marco),
latin ( marcus aurelius) , germanic ( marcomanii), thracian (marcodava),
?greek.. greek? Huh, do we miss a Greek variant of "marco"?