From: alex
Message: 26823
Date: 2003-11-02
>as in English "to murmur"
> Word MANDRAS but not MUNDRAS was been in use in Lithuania. There
> is word GUDRUS in use instead of MANDRAS now. What word MURMUR means?
> Word RONA is suggested to be loan from Slavic language.its Slavic form should be with "a", aka "rana"; at least so given by DEX
> Word ZHAIZDAwelll, sorry for saying smirtis instead of mirtis and "virsa" instead of
> is in use instead of RONA now. What word SEMENS means?
> There is word
> MIRTIS but not SMERTIS in Lithuanian language. There is word VYRAS
> but not VIRAS. What word ZAKAS means?
>My list about these toponyms was compiled in 1898. It seems they are not
> Were aren't Laten, Laden, Lade, Ladennghof, Latu, Letenski,
> Ledence and Lediken in Lithuania.
> There are only Latezheris andfor sure not "lentus"; but it ought to see that the Latin "lentus" and
> Leteniai (Leateniai). Place name Latezheris have come from word
> LATAKAS, which means GUTTER and from word EZHERAS, which means LAKE.
> Place name Leteniai have com from word LETENIAI, which means SLOW
> PEOPLE. Anyway what word LATIUM means?