Re : [tied] Re: Sin once more Parisii/Perisii

Hello

i thing you're right Parisii = Creator/Sovereign

I found these words in a Welsh Diccionary :

Perydd = a causer/a bidder/one who orders or gives command

Peryddon = a stream with powerful virtue, this appellation is used by the poets for the river Dee

Peryf = One who causes/the giver of existence/the creator/a sovereign/a king = Pharaoh

Parol/Pariadol/Peiriadol = Creative

Peron/Perydd/Peryf/Periedydd/Peridydd/Peryddon/Periadur/Peridwr/Peiriedydd = Creator

Peiriadures/Peridyddes/Peryfes = Creatress

In celtic personnal names (Xavier Delammare) we've got :

Uero-paris = Great King and not "Big Cauldron" or may be too Uiro-paris = Créator male cf Welsh Peridwr = Pari-s-uiro

Para-meius = Little King and not "Little cauldron" (or may be too Para-maius = great king cf Briton Mui. Welsh Mwy = More).

Io-paris = Yew king and not "King of the cauldron" cf Io-i-marus (great yew) and Io-maglius (Noble yew) and Iuo-rix

Paris/Parisius/Parus = King and not "The cauldron"

may be too

Parisii = Perisii

Ux(s)-perus = High dignitary ?

Percenes/Percius

Perimos

Perocos

does it ...per-fect ?

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--- En date de : Ven 15.8.08, indravayu <sonno3@...> a écrit :

De: indravayu <sonno3@...>
Objet: [tied] Re: Sin once more
À: cybalist@yahoogroups.com
Date: Vendredi 15 Août 2008, 17h04

> Of the three explanations proposed here for <Pari:sii:>, Hans Kuhn's
> seems to me by far the most plausible. Xavier Delamarre would have
> us believe that they were eponymously descended from Ma and Pa
> Kettle. Chris Gwinn's 'Makers, Doers' are too generic, unless they
> were the original 'Masons', heck-bent on secretly running the world
> from Paris.

Have you made any kind of study of Celtic tribal names from that
period? "Makers/Doers" would have been a perfeclt normal tribal name -
and (as I believe I mentioned in a previous message) the name may be
cognate with the Welsh noun perydd "king, lord (also creator, doer)".

Compare other Celtic "king/lord/sovereig n" tribal names such as
Bituriges "Kings of the World/Existence" , Brigantes "Elevated/Superior
Ones", Catuuellauni "Battle Sovereigns", Caturiges, "Battle Lords",
Segouellauni "Victory Sovereigns", Uellauni "The Sovereigns", et al.

- Chris Gwinn

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