From: alex_lycos
Message: 19501
Date: 2003-03-02
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Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 11:11 AM
Subject: [tied] Re: alb. gji
> alex_lycos being fascinated by coincidences:
>
> >As for the toponym "Gherghita" and name "Gherghita &
> >Gherg[h]ina" in Romanian ant the plural in "e" as Strabo
> >extra underlines, "Gherghite" it is again a coincidence.
>
> I hope you know that all these names, including the above
> and Georgeta=Geta, Gheorghe, George, Iorgu, Iorda, Iuga
> etc., became Romanian only in the Christian context?
> So there can't be the above without St. George (Greek
> Giorgios), as there can't be, say, Nitza/Oancea/Oncu/Ene
> without St. Ioannes (< Hebr. Yohanan). (By the way, the
> variant Nitza in Romanian is quite the same as Nietzsche
> in East-German: AFAIK, both influenced by Slavic idioms.)
>
> George
>
No I don't know.
1)"Geta" is an attested Dacian name, one of the wifes of Phillip.
2)Which is the feminine from in Greek for Giorgios? Beside new
"Georgiana" ( in rom g^eorg^iana not gherghita or gherghina, pay
attention to missing "o" too) which feminine form do we have in the
world for Greek Giorgios?