Re: R: Re: R: Re: R: Italogallic in Zera, and other languages.

Andrew wrote:
> Am 04/24 09:41  Mangiat yscrifef:
>
> > The Latin name of the river we call today Po was Padus, hence Padania.
> > They'd like to split away from Italy saying that they are not Italian,
but
> > the ultimate offspring of Celts and Gauls - and there are people that
vote
> > them!!! Their speculations are even based on the name 'GalloItalic
> > dailects' --- well, it's true we have a few very ancient words probably
from
> > the Celtic substratum, but not as many as to justify their ideas.
> >
> Do you have a list of this substratum?  I'm always looking for Celtic
> words that have survived in Romance languages so I can channel them into
> Brithenig.
There's a list on the 'Vocabolario dei dialetti della città e della diocesi
di Como' (Vocabulary of dialects of Como and its diocesis), that I've seen
in my village's library - I remember only 'mòl' = (water, sweat)> humid, now
alive in the statement 'mètt a mòl', put in the water ( maybe OIrish 'mor'
?) - and that the name of a local mountain , Baradell, should come from
something as bar-del. I'll look for further informations.

Luca