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Delamarre, Xavier, “Notes d’onomastique gauloise”, Études Celtiques 40 (2014): 41–52.
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“Notes d’onomastique gauloise”
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Études Celtiques 40 (2014)
Études Celtiques 40 (2014).
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41–52
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[FR] 1. La ville de Cenabum ainsi que les divinités Cenabionae et C(e)nabetius sont à analyser, avec quelques autres toponymes et hydronymes d’Europe, comme contenant une souche nab- à relier au thème indo-européen h 3 nob h - «nombril, centre, omphalos». 2. Les noms de personnes Angius, Andangius, Andangianus contiennent un thème *ango- «serpent», à relier au latin anguis, lituanien angìs, etc. 3. Analyse du nom de chef gaulois Catu-marandus, dont il faut relier le deuxième membre à un thème *Marando- de la toponymie. 4. Analyse des noms de personnes Vradsarius, Vraθarius, Vrassius, à relier au nom irlandais de la pluie frass.
[EN] Notes on Gaulish onomastics.1. The city of Cenabum, as well as the deities Cenabionae, C(e) nabetius and some other toponyms and hydronyms of Europe, contain the root nab-, possibly connected with PIE *h3nobh- “navel, center, omphalos”. 2. The Gaulish Personal Names Angius, Andangius, Andangianus continue a stem *ango- “snake”, possibly connected with Latin anguis, Lithuanian angìs, etc. 3. Analysis of the name of the Gaulish chief Catumarandus with a second member to be connected with a stem *Marando- occurring in place names. 4. Analysis of the Personal Names Vradsarius, Vraθarius, Vrassius that might be related to the Irish word for rain : frass.
[EN] Notes on Gaulish onomastics.1. The city of Cenabum, as well as the deities Cenabionae, C(e) nabetius and some other toponyms and hydronyms of Europe, contain the root nab-, possibly connected with PIE *h3nobh- “navel, center, omphalos”. 2. The Gaulish Personal Names Angius, Andangius, Andangianus continue a stem *ango- “snake”, possibly connected with Latin anguis, Lithuanian angìs, etc. 3. Analysis of the name of the Gaulish chief Catumarandus with a second member to be connected with a stem *Marando- occurring in place names. 4. Analysis of the Personal Names Vradsarius, Vraθarius, Vrassius that might be related to the Irish word for rain : frass.
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