Re: Tribe, part 1

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "A." <xthanex@...> wrote:

> A quick and hopefully simple question.
>
> I believe I have read that Gallic Teutates, Insular Tuatha (de
> Danaan), and Germanic Teutons all stem from a shared root that means
> something akin to the word "tribe"; is this correct?

Word TAUTA in Proto Baltic language ment TRIBE, NATION.

Baltic names Tautgailas, Tautginas, Tautgintas, Tautgirdas,
Tautkantas, Tautmantas, Tautmilas, Tautminas, Tautrimas, Tautvaishas,
Tautvaldas, Tautvydas, Tautvilas > shortened form Tautas > name
Tautaitis, meaning "son of Tautas" > misspeling Teutates ?

I' wondering where this Teutates was mentioned?

Regards Aigius