Re: [tied] belo- "strong"

--- patrick cuadrado <dicoceltique@...> wrote:

> Bel(l)o in celtic
> Fort/Guerre/Puissant/Tuer
>
> Etymologie
>
> Fran�ais Belliqueux du Latin Bellicosus. Grec
> filottolemos/Filottolemos (Bellig�rent). Grec
> Beltion (Meilleur/Mieux). Italien/Portugais/Roumain
> Belicoso (Belliqueux). Latin Bellum. Latin Bellona
> (D�esse de la guerre).

Latin De-bilis (Faible)

*****GK: In Ukrainian "Debelyi" means precisely the
reverse ("strong, healthy"). From a different root or
not?

Plus: something I've wondered about for some time. As
was argued, Slavic "kobyla" may be related to Latin
"caballus". Is there also a relationship between Latin
"securis" and Ukrainian "sokyra" (= axe) ? ******

>

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