Boihaemum

Latin Alternative forms la Boiohaemum Boihemum Boiemum Boehemum Boiohemum Etymology Directly or via la grc Βουίαιμον, rendering la gem-pro *baiaz one of the Boii + gem-pro *haimaz home, designating the area abandoned by the Boii c. 60 BCE and settled by the Germanic Marcomanni shortly thereafter, now de Böhmen.Dietz, Karlheinz (Würzburg). “Boiohaemum.” Brill’s New Pauly, 2012. Reference. 14 March 2012 The tribal name, la Boiī Bo(i)ī, is probably la cel-gau *bouios cattle owner, a relative adjective from la cel-pro *bāus ox, cow, which continues la ine-pro *gʷṓws cattle, or less likely ine-pro *bʰeyh₂- to strike, hit. Related to la Bavaria. First attested in Velleius (19 BC – c. AD 31). Pronunciation Uncertain: Boihaemum 0 Boiaemum 0 Boiaemum 0 Proper noun Boihaemum<2> la Bohemia Q39193 Declension Boihaemum<2> Synonyms la Bohēmī Bo(h)ēmī, la Boihaemī la Bohēmia Bo(h)ēmia, la Boihaemia Coordinate terms la Czechī, la Cechī la Czechia, la Cechia la Moravī la Moravia References Boihaemum http://publikationen.badw.de/en/thesaurus/lemmata#20283 Further reading Boii Boii Boiohemum Boihēmum la Ancient Europe la exonyms