Re: Kassi in Greek?

On Fri, 15 Feb 2002 21:23:12 -0000, Keith Gaughan
<kgaughan@...> wrote:

>Well, after a quick google, I discovered:
>
> * Ternaru seems to be a surname, possibly english, but I doubt it;
> * Eretas (without the accents) is a Lithuanian surname and a word in
>   Portugese and Spanish.
Interesting. A quick search for Tilya turned up a site in Russia

http://www.tilya.sitecity.ru/

and this page of Kurdish hiphop lyrics

http://members01.chello.se/kineem/hiphopakurdi.htm

Not surprisingly, Tirelhat, Ludireo, and Gjarrda didn't turn up anything
interesting.

A bunch of stuff turns up when I search for Azir, the name of the
conreality where many of my languages are spoken. Apparently there was a
Felix Vicq d'Azir who lived in France (1748-1794). Among other things, it
also seems to be a word for a kind of plant called "French lavender" in the
Tarifit language (a Berber language spoken in Morocco, according to the
Ethnologue site).

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