Carpates

French Etymology From fr la Carpates. See en Carpathians. Pronunciation Proper noun f-p Carpathians Derived terms fr antennaire des Carpates Related terms fr carpatique fr Czech Republic Europe Hungary Mountains Poland Romania Slovakia Ukraine fr exonyms Latin la This word is unattested in Latin and may not be securely reconstructed Etymology la gem-pro A foreign word of la 1 origin, but from the same source as non Harfaðafjǫll Harfaða-fjǫll Carpathian Mountains, the first part possibly from gem-pro *harbaþaz Carpathian name of a tribe?. Interestingly, the borrowing from or into Germanic appears to have taken place before Grimm's law and is thus very early, prior to Proto-Germanic proper. la Alternatively, from la xil - or la sqj-pro *karpātai mountanous place.Eichner, Heiner. 2004. Illyrisch – die unbekannte Sprache [Illyrian – the unknown language]. In: 2004. Die Illyrer, p. 92ff.Çabej, Eqrem. (1972). Studime Filologjike. universiteti shtetëror i Tiranës. Compare in any case la Carpi, the name of a tribe of the Carpathian region, perhaps Dacian in ethnicity. la Proper noun Carpatēs<1> m la New Latin la Mountains (la mōns Carpatēs) the Carpathians la Declension Carpatēs<1.m>la attestation? Descendants en Carpathians 1 1 fr Carpates 1 References