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![]() SoM, check this out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbinum
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![]() ![]() In Tsakonian, which is claimed to be a descendant of Doric, instead of Glossa they use Groussa for language, if this is a bastardisation of the former word, when did it take place?
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![]() I think "Glossa" would be the bastrdization of "Groussa", if indeed Tsakonika is the older language.And if indeed Tsakonika is derived from the Dorian dialect of Greek that would make it the older language , I would think??
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![]() But Glossa is recorded in Ancient Greek texts in that form, is there any evidence of Groussa in ancient texts?
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![]() this is a fascinating subject and it intrigues and excites my curiosity great post som.
ancinet greek didnt have many sounds ir sh ch zh b also the natural changes that sometimes occur when a word is adopted by a foreigner, look at what happens when macedonians for example twist english words. so will we ever know how those thracian words really sounded. a greek talking to a macedonian in english xhev u finist dzimi don vorri jimmi everyting is orait Last edited by osiris; 01-24-2009 at 03:14 AM. |
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How do we reconcile this with the works of Porphyrogenitus who claims that the Serbs come from White Serbia north of the Danube, centuries later? Do we know when the word 'Serv' was first used in Latin to represent a 'Slave' or 'Servant'? Could the name have been inspired from the area where most slaves were taken from (at that point in time) by the Romans, ie; Serbinon?
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