Re: [tied] Re: Albanian names (2) -> Besa, Besiana (Iulia Bessa - P

alexandru_mg3 wrote:

> Mr. Iacomi,
>
> Sorry to come back...Only to resume:
>
> The Facts are the following:
> 1. We have attested female names in today Albania : Besa
> 2. We also have an Albanian word : besa
> 3. We also have an attested female name (inscription) at Ulpia
> Traiana Sarmizegetusa in Dacian time : Iulia Bessa...
> 4. We have a Thracian (Dacian) tribe named Bessi that lived in
> the time of Iulia Bessa, along the Danube River.

Albanian besë seems to do not appear in Demiraj; for the ancient "s" we
expect in Albanian "sh" like Latin coxa > kofshë. It seems the word
"besë" and its derivatives is something recent because of "s".

>
> These are 4 Facts (not interpretations)...and I hope you will not
> start to deny facts...
>
> As background we also know that :
> a. We have the Albanian word : karpe:
> b. We had a Dacian tribe named: Carpi
> c. We have some Mountains in the region named: CarpaTi.
> d. etc…

Linking togethere the Dacian "carpi", "harpii, "arpii" (one and the same
name) will mean the methatesis of Albanian word "karpë" ( Rom. crãpa)
happened in the very ancient times.
For having an idea about the methatesis and ancient "s" in Albanian,
take please Rom. "ursã" and Albanian "arushë" which means one and the
same thing: she-bear.

The "carps" are not mentionated in Carpathian Mountain. The name
"Karpathos" appears very early in the Greek writtings; the name "carpii"
appears late, being mentionated as a "union of tribes" _after_ the power
of Costoboces is broken by germanic tribes.

Alex