Re: horst, karst

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "Marco Moretti"
<marcomoretti69@...> wrote:

> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "tgpedersen" <tgpedersen@...>

wrote:

>
> > So the Basques were in Slovenia too. I don't think even Vennemann
> has
> > that. And this the scholarly consensus etc?
> >
> > Torsten
>
>
> I never said that Basques were in Slovenia. I simply believe that
> Basque is the only modern remnant of a once more widespread

linguage

> group distantly related with NEC, whose outputs were different as

IE

> languages are.
> If I found IE toponyms in Armenia, this doesn't imply that Germans
> were in Armenia.
> It's simple, but probably too complicated for the most part of

human

> minds.
>

Kuhn offers
Harste name of brook and village near Göttingen Germany
(G, Neumann counters with
harst "Buschwerk" Middle Low German
)
*Haristi (now Ehrsten), near Kassel Germany
Kárustos Greece
Karousa Asia Minor
Carystus Liguria
Caristi, tribe Spain
Carasae, tribe Aquitaine
Carisa, tribe Spain

so a connection with Basque is apparently possible.

So everybody's happy. Now if only some ingenuous member of Cybalist
could develop a manner-fixer...

Torsten