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These etymological comparisons could reveal a set of proto-slave populations gathered from the same origin.
Translated from Polish, however reliable the universal translator is:
"The names used for the Western Slavs have their starting point in the land of Wen (e) den in Mecklenburg = Wiegligard, and the following moments can be found in the historical development of these names: \ ĕ the oldest name is the Nordic vinpr "die W enden (from zamorza)», which represents the Polish stem, or * Ven-t-es formation; perhaps the same suffix shows and medieval German Wend-f without -e- between n-d \ 2. then the formations with the suffixes -et-, -ot-, -at- germ appeared. Venedi, German Wened-, Wenad- Anglo Weon-ôd- from the preceding * Ven-et-, * Ven-ot-, * Ven-at- while interesting, that the Anglo-Saxon formation * Ven-at- ^ Weon-ôd- ha his training counterpart with the theme of üanna in Poland: Wan-at-, Wanaty (1596 on Vanacziech, K ozierowski, Poznań II.358), the same (ibid. 745) notes the collateral formation Wenacz, anVanacz (1529) with the suffix -ak-io- and the form of the element * Věn: * Vōn-, 3. The German names in the Middle Ages, used for the sechiti sechici, are: Winili, Winnili, Winola, Winnuli.
IN SO. IX. 377-81 I have given the explanation of these names as Lechic tribal names, consisting of the element Ven -j- (suffixes): -fl-, -ol- (-iii). I would add here that in Slavic tribal name day, the suffixes with z - / - meet, see e.g. Góra-l, or Gór-al: mountain, Mosk-al, etc. Nothing hinders the possibility that these names (Winili, Winoli, Winnuli) are Slavic, formed from the same root as Ven-et-i etc. "
It should not be forgotten that the Lombards were originally called Winnili, as Paolo Diacono states in his history of the Lombards.
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Translated from Polish, however reliable the universal translator is:
"The names used for the Western Slavs have their starting point in the land of Wen (e) den in Mecklenburg = Wiegligard, and the following moments can be found in the historical development of these names: \ ĕ the oldest name is the Nordic vinpr "die W enden (from zamorza)», which represents the Polish stem, or * Ven-t-es formation; perhaps the same suffix shows and medieval German Wend-f without -e- between n-d \ 2. then the formations with the suffixes -et-, -ot-, -at- germ appeared. Venedi, German Wened-, Wenad- Anglo Weon-ôd- from the preceding * Ven-et-, * Ven-ot-, * Ven-at- while interesting, that the Anglo-Saxon formation * Ven-at- ^ Weon-ôd- ha his training counterpart with the theme of üanna in Poland: Wan-at-, Wanaty (1596 on Vanacziech, K ozierowski, Poznań II.358), the same (ibid. 745) notes the collateral formation Wenacz, anVanacz (1529) with the suffix -ak-io- and the form of the element * Věn: * Vōn-, 3. The German names in the Middle Ages, used for the sechiti sechici, are: Winili, Winnili, Winola, Winnuli.
IN SO. IX. 377-81 I have given the explanation of these names as Lechic tribal names, consisting of the element Ven -j- (suffixes): -fl-, -ol- (-iii). I would add here that in Slavic tribal name day, the suffixes with z - / - meet, see e.g. Góra-l, or Gór-al: mountain, Mosk-al, etc. Nothing hinders the possibility that these names (Winili, Winoli, Winnuli) are Slavic, formed from the same root as Ven-et-i etc. "
It should not be forgotten that the Lombards were originally called Winnili, as Paolo Diacono states in his history of the Lombards.
Winnili and Venelli | In Nomine Jassa
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