Re: Celtic Jutland

Torsten

I just tossed sweden out as a quick reference

Cimbric Morimarusam
Cambric Mori maro
Welsh Mory'marw

Why a p-Celt place name?
Maybe the same reason
the Cimbric and Teutonic chief's
personal names are Celt?
Like--

Boio-rix-------Irish---Boyne---river goddess-Gallic-rix----king

Bur-cana-------Welsh---Buro----bellow--------Welsh--cana---sing

Gaeso-rix------Celt----Gassavo-excellent-----Gallic-rix----king

Lug-ius--------Gallic--Lug-----light god

Teuto-bodu-ius-Gallic--Teuto---people--------Gallic--Bodv--war goddess

Tast-ris-------Welsh---Dasti---heap----------Welsh---ris---to tell


I still think Metuonidis is a Latin name
Possibly a form of metuo-nidi
meaning
nest of fear

maybe its a reference to the
piratical culture of the western Baltic in 1st century?
What piratical culture?

From STRABO GEOGRAPHY

BOOK 7

[Chapter 2]
peri de Kimbrôn ta men ouk eu legetai, ta d' echei
pithanotêtas ou metrias. oute gar tên toiautên
aitian tou planêtas genesthai kai lêistrikous
apodexait' an tis,


Rendering
On one hand [some information] about the Kimbron, is not well
validated, while other [reports] are more convincing, although not
without limit. Unacceptable is the explanation [that] some attribute
the origin of their wandering and piratical nature.

Then theres the story about the great wave that forced the Cimbri to
move that Strabo wont believe.

JS Crary