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Can someone write about data for Moldova and Romania for my weird theories please? Because I do not write/speak english and I have no biological / genetical education.
On another forum users from Slovenia wrote that ethnogenesis of Slovenes was the result of two Slavic migrations - one from the north (from the area of Czechoslovakia - probably from the region of Moravia, which is between Czechia and Slovakia) and one from the east (across the Balkans). The latter was more important (more numerous?), at least in the south, where modern Slovenia is located:
http://historum.com/european-history/80449-slovenia-5.html
Let's also add that Slovenes in the Early Middle Ages (the earliest known texts in Old Slovene are the Freising Manuscripts) extended in the north as far as the Danube River. Their northern neighbours (across the river) were Czech-Moravian-Slovak tribes and their eastern neighbours were Pannonian Slavs (in the north) and Croats. That was before the Magyar invasion and Bavarian expansion (which resulted in the creation of Austria). This map shows the original extent of Slovene-speakers (green area) and borders of modern Slovenia:
Pannonian Slavs (eastern neighbours of Slovenes) spoke a distinct dialect: http://linguistlist.org/pubs/diss/browse-diss-action.cfm?DissID=819
The Freising Manuscripts from the 10th century (YT wrongly describes them as written in "Old Slavonic", in fact it was already a clearly differentiated Old Slovene - distinct from other Slavic languages & dialects, like Old Church Slavonic, Pannonian, etc.):
What is interesting is that Austrians today have a higher % of R1a than Slovenes (according to Underhill's study).
And according to Kalevi Wiik's study, inhabitants of the Austrian city of Graz (Gradec in Slovene) have 43% (!) of R1a.
Ukrainian or/and Belarusian as slo-Veneti = m558 is closer to German because of old neighborhood (Vistula river?):
батько (batia) - baty - vati - father polish: ojciec, czech: otec
матір (matier) - muther, mother polish: matka, czech: matka
брат (brat) - bruder , brother polish: brat, czech: bratr
дочка (dotshka) - daughter , tochter polish: córka, czech: dcera
князь (kniaz) - knight , knecht polish: rycerz, czech: rytíř
Antes arose from a change of word Venedi/Veneti, similar like:
węgiel - ugal (уголь) = coal
Venedi/Venedy/Vendy/Venty = Unty/Anty = Antes
I mean m-458 take a similar name
Ukrainian or/and Belarusian as slo-Veneti = m558 is closer to German because of old neighborhood (Vistula river?):
батько (batia) - baty - vati - father polish: ojciec, czech: otec
матір (matier) - muther, mother polish: matka, czech: matka
брат (brat) - bruder , brother polish: brat, czech: bratr
дочка (dotshka) - daughter , tochter polish: córka, czech: dcera
князь (kniaz) - knight , knecht polish: rycerz, czech: rytíř
Antes arose from a change of word Venedi/Veneti, similar like:
węgiel - ugal (уголь) = coal
Venedi/Venedy/Vendy/Venty = Unty/Anty = Antes
I mean m-458 take a similar name
Knjaz comes from kuning(az) according to mainstream linguistics.
Knjaz goes way back with kaiser to Roman times and Caesar, and rest are pretty much standard Slavic words with no distinctive difference among people. Here on Balkan you can also hear: batko, baća, mater, brat, ćerka, kćer. Don't see where you're going with this.
Ukrainian or/and Belarusian as slo-Veneti = m558 is closer to German because of old neighborhood (Vistula river?):
батько (batia) - baty - vati - father polish: ojciec, czech: otec
матір (matier) - muther, mother polish: matka, czech: matka
брат (brat) - bruder , brother polish: brat, czech: bratr
дочка (dotshka) - daughter , tochter polish: córka, czech: dcera
князь (kniaz) - knight , knecht polish: rycerz, czech: rytíř
Antes arose from a change of word Venedi/Veneti, similar like:
węgiel - ugal (уголь) = coal
Venedi/Venedy/Vendy/Venty = Unty/Anty = Antes
I mean m-458 take a similar name
linguisticsis not divination only
and you cannot put in the same etymologicdemonstration SLO(-)VENETI+ SLO(-)VENIAand SLO(-)VAKIA:you have to choose !!! I recall you I think the true root isSLOV-
AND to link phonetically ANTES to VENT-/VEND- in the samelanguage when these words were of the same period is going far: yetthis evolution or correspondance is very unsure but if someseemingly surprisingevolutions can occur WITH TIME, they NEED TIME ANDSEPARATION/ISOLATION before they could give so big differences whatwas not the case in these old times
we- >> u- is very possible, but u- >> a- is to be proved among same time cousin languages... (NOT impossible but...?)
by the way could you tell me in what language exist UGAL = WEGIEL ? thanks beforehand
Could you write bigger letters?
pol. węgel = rus. уголь
Slavs so "Słowianie" is result of the conquest of Fino-Ugric people. Vents/Venets taught them to use "words" - "słowa". And after that was created Slavs ethnos, as a language community. Venedi, Venty (slo-Veneti) were one nation, Antes second but close to first and all another is only language community.
I use term "slo" to emphasize language owners of oryginal basis of todays slavic languages. Venty/Veneti do not reffered (do not call) themselves as Slavs in those times.
which r1a subclade is the other (yellow)?
Is there a possibility that Croatia was just a geographic region? Hrbat means ridge, so it could denote Carpates, while Hrvats (Croats) could be Slavs from Carpates (i.e. Slovakia)?
I'm sure most what you described is coincidental. There are tens of thousands words in vocabulary of every language. It would be impossible thing not to find similar sounding words when comparing any two languages.Tomentable,
great job with maps and graphs.
I would like to notice that beside populations that are largely mix of M558 and M458 we also have populations that are dominantly M458 or dominantly M558.
This is important because it suggests that before the groups mixed there was individual development of each spreading in some unrelated directions.
From maps of M458 and M558 such directions of spreading that differ are nortwest Germany for M458 and south France for M558
Hence, I think that those are the places where we should search either for origin or for colonies of modern populations that dominantly carry just one of the two groups...
If we look for Czech and Croat related people in northwest Germany we easily find:
1) Chauci - who lived between Frisia and Denmark around river Wesser in area of Bremen.. from Chauci to Česi (or other way around) is small step
2) Cherusci - who lived just southeast of Chauci... now Cherusci is the name whose origin is set by science to word Herut ..this is also not far from Hervati
if we look for Slovene (and Slovak?) in history of south France we easily find:
tribal union Slavi (Salyes ( Greek: Σάλυες) or Salluvi) whose last king was Tutomotulus. He lost battle with Romans and his people saw him as weak guy who missed golden chance...