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1. Toponomastica preistorica non reto‑tirrenica in Etruria

Author

Borghi, GUIDO GIOVANNI

Subjects
Τρωΐᾱ Τροίᾱ, Furlo, Orbetello, Frŭsĭnō, mărrā, Ἁλικαρνησσός, Verdins, Berusetis, Brez, Belluno, Ătĕsĭs, Völs am Schlern/Fiè allo Sciliar, Brīnĭātēs, ămpā, *ăusā, *băkkā, *bălmā, branca, branco, brónco, *frăus(s)ā, *gālā, *găndā, *gărrā, *gāuā, *grāuā, *kălā, *kălā, *kărrā, *krăppā, kurgán, *măgā, *mălā, *mălgā, *mărā, *mărrā, Adrado, Ἁλικαρνησσός, Ambra, Ăpŭānī, Ardenza, Arno, Arno (Varese), Ătĕsĭs, Ătĕstĕ, Áth Nó, Bacchiglione, Bagotto, Βαλατινοί, Ballao, Barga, Barì, Barnés, Barumini, Bastelica, Baunei, Belluno, Belluno Veronese, Beranya, Berceto, Berceto, Berchidda, Bergisel, Berua, Berusetis, Bhutan, Bibbona, Bidis, Bièntina, Bīsotūn, Βιτουργία, Bitti, Blera, Βλησίνων, Bòno, Bonorva, ⁽*⁾Bŏplō, Βορυσθένης, Bosa, Bozen Bolzano, Brădănŭs, Brancolano, Brancolino, Branzola, Branzoll/Bronzolo, Breien/Brié, Brembach, Brenner, Brenta, (Dolomiti di) Brenta, Brentino, Brento, Brentònico, Bresimo, Brez, Βρικιννίαι, Bringhetta, Brīnĭātēs, Briotti, Brivadi, Brixen im Thale, Brixen/Bressanone, Brixlegg, Broccolino, Brognoligo, Brondoléto, Bronte, Brusago, Bultei, Burgeis/Burgusio, Būtrĭŭm, Budrio, Cècina, Cerfone, Cino, Droué, Élba, Élsa, Èlsa, Éma, Èma, Èra, Ĕtrūrĭă, Ĕtrūscī, Facen, Faldösens, Fălĕrĭī, Fălĕrnŭs, Falésina, Fanes, Faujëina, Feldthurns/Velturno, Fĕlsĭnă, Feltre, Fereggiano, Fèrsina, Fĕrtŏr, Festornigo, Fia, Fiamena, Fiames, Fiamói, Fianema, Fĭdēnăe, Fielis, Fiemme, Fièsole, Fimba, Finsing, Flam, Flammspitz, Fließ, Floite, Flōrĕntĭă, Fŏcūnătĕs (Fŏcūnātĕs), Fodóm, Foen, Follònica, Fonni, Forenza, Fortore, Frĕgĕllăe, Frĕgēnăe, frentreí, Frignano, Frīnĭātēs, Frisolet, Fritzens, Frŭsĭnō, Fügen, Funès, Furlo, Fürseil, Fursìl/Verseil, Furtei, Füssen, Futani, Grève, Hēbă, Ĭlŭātēs, Lacedonia, Ljubljána/Lubiana, Lucca, Matelica, Mignone, Novate, Ombrone, Orba, Orbe, Orbetello, Παρθενόπη, Πάτρᾱσυς, Perfuss, Pērgŭs, Perjenn, Persenù/Porsenù, Pĕrŭsĭă, Pésa, Pfelders, Pflersch/Fleres, Pfulters, Pfunders, Pfuss, Φηρωνίᾱ, Φλιγάδια, Φορβαντίᾱ, Piösmes, Prags/Braies, Prissian, Prösels, Prutz, Pufels/Bula, R(h)ēnŭs, Rĕātĕ, Sena, Serchio, Sev’, Siena, Siève, Talamone, Tara/i-wa/i-zi/a, Ta-ru(ú)-i-ša, Taulanne, Tehrān, Θρᾱ́ϊκες, Tièle, Trasimeno, Trasmén, Τραυσοί, Tresa (Perugia), Tresa (Varese), Trevico, Treviso, Τρωΐᾱ Τροίᾱ, Τῠῤῥηνοί, Tŭscī, ú-e-ri-a-du-uš, Ŭmbrī, Valesna, Vent, Verdings, Verdins, Vill, Villanders/Villandro, Vils, Vizzini, Volders, Völs, Völs am Schlern/Fiè allo Sciliar, Vomp, Zihl, Foen, ămpā, Piösmes, mălgā, mărā, Ta-ru(ú)-i-ša, Funès, Βορυσθένης, Villanders/Villandro, Brusago, Barì, Pfunders, Perfuss, Berceto, Fĭdēnăe, Barga, Φηρωνίᾱ, Briotti, Bastelica, Tehrān, Ătĕstĕ, Belluno Veronese, Cerfone, Vill, Èra, Flam, Ambra, Βλησίνων, Brancolano, Brancolino, Brondoléto, Bosa, Forenza, frăus(s)ā, Bacchiglione, Bitti, Orbe, Volders, Prutz, Ŭmbrī, Orba, Verdings, Adrado, Treviso, Fŏcūnătĕs (Fŏcūnātĕs), Bòno, Brembach, Pésa, Bergisel, Trevico, Παρθενόπη, Facen, Φορβαντίᾱ, Cino, Faujëina, Vent, Valesna, Fodóm, Fimba, ú-e-ri-a-du-uš, kălā, Fiamena, Fièsole, gărrā, Bringhetta, Flōrĕntĭă, Frĕgēnăe, Siena, Völs, Fürseil, Fiamói, Flammspitz, Frĕgĕllăe, Matelica, Branzoll/Bronzolo, Pĕrŭsĭă, ⁽*⁾Bŏplō, Barumini, Mignone, Serchio, brónco, Trasmén, Furtei, Pflersch/Fleres, Feldthurns/Velturno, kărrā, Brixen/Bressanone, Brentino, Πάτρᾱσυς, Βιτουργία, Fianema, Brixlegg, Falésina, kurgán, Burgeis/Burgusio, Fonni, Pufels/Bula, Ĕtrūscī, Pfuss, Perjenn, Brognoligo, Bhutan, Bibbona, Bonorva, băkkā, bălmā, Baunei, Fĕrtŏr, Brentònico, Sev’, frentreí, Būtrĭŭm, Trasimeno, Fălĕrĭī, Ĭlŭātēs, Pfulters, Brivadi, Bronte, Fiames, Frīnĭātēs, Vomp, Brenner, măgā, Βαλατινοί, Ljubljána/Lubiana, Taulanne, Prösels, Floite, Bagotto, Tŭscī, Fanes, Fia, Brixen im Thale, Frisolet, Prissian, Bozen Bolzano, Ombrone, gāuā, Lucca, Fereggiano, Zihl, Festornigo, branca, Brenta, Élba, Rĕātĕ, Bīsotūn, Budrio, Fursìl/Verseil, Berua, Feltre, Brento, Faldösens, Bultei, branco, Élsa, Φλιγάδια, Áth Nó, Cècina, Bresimo, Fritzens, Novate, Ăpŭānī, Breien/Brié, Tara/i-wa/i-zi/a, Siève, găndā, Bièntina, Berchidda, Tresa (Varese), Grève, Fließ, Futani, Éma, Τῠῤῥηνοί, Èlsa, Ballao, Fèrsina, Sena, Vils, Ardenza, Fĕlsĭnă, Brădănŭs, Βρικιννίαι, gālā, Fălĕrnŭs, Finsing, krăppā, Arno, Τραυσοί, Fiemme, Ĕtrūrĭă, Θρᾱ́ϊκες, (Dolomiti di) Brenta, ăusā, Broccolino, Prags/Braies, Beranya, Talamone, Branzola, R(h)ēnŭs, Tièle, Blera, Fortore, Hēbă, Persenù/Porsenù, Tresa (Perugia), Barnés, Droué, Fügen, Pfelders, Vizzini, Frignano, Pērgŭs, Èma, Füssen, Arno (Varese), Bidis, grāuā, Follònica, Lacedonia, Fielis, mălā
Published
2022

2. Sostrato paleoligure e toponimi in -ate dall’Indoeuropa alla Gallia Cisalpina

Author

Borghi, Guido Giovanni

Subjects
U̯ĭndŭpălĭ-s, Lainate, Comorga, Bormida, Como, Valbrevenna, Mele, Breccanècca, mŭt(t)ā, Mortola, mărrā, Marassi, bŏrrā, Recco, Ruscarolo, Vogno, U̯ĕrăglāskā, Rianasso, Luni, Brigadì, Dego, rŏkkā, Bressu, Zignago, Beragna, ămpā, Bòrgio, Bòrzoli, Egoli, Cremolino, Calabria (Vallebona), Caruscŭm Carystŭm, Lavagna, Cogoleto, mălgā, mărā, Īnsŭbrēs, Grognardo, Morbello, ŏu̯ēntĭi̯ō, părgă *pĕrgă, kŭspŏ, Voltri, belin, Brebúggiu / brebuggiá, Mallare, Cŏrsĭcă, grāppā *grĕp(p)ā, Alassio, Alba, Albaro, Albisola, Ălĭānŭs, Àlice, *ălpā *ălbā, Altare, *ămpā, Ăpĕnnīnŏ-s, Ăpŭānī, Arenzano, Arma, *ărnā, Arrestra, Arroscia, *(ăr)rŭgĭă, Baiardo, baita, *băkkā, bălă, Balilla, Balletto, *bālmā, Baragallo, *bărcă *bargă Barga, Bargagli, *bărr- *bĕrr-, Battagli, Bego, Bĕlgă, belin, bellin, Beragna, Berceto, Bergamo, Bergeggi, Bergoglio, Borgoglio, Bĕrĭgi̯ĕmā, Berlino, Berna (San Biagio), Bernállu, Berte, Bĕrŭsētĭs, Beusu, Bisagno, Bitto, *Blusti̯ĕmĕllŏ-s, Bogliasco, *bŏkă-, *bŏk(k)i̯ŏ-, Bolzaneto, *Bŏplō, Boren, Bòrgio, Borlasca, Bormida, Bòrzoli, Borzone, *bŏrrā, braciacìa, Brādŭă, Bramusa, Branega, *brăttā, Braulio, Brebúggiu / brebuggiá, Breccanècca, BregliaBreglio, Bregne, Bressu, *brēu̯ā, Brigadì, Bringhetta, Brīnĭātĕs, Briotti, Brugnato, Buggio, Burzín-e, Busalla, Buscàra, Buzzèro, Calabria (Vallebona), Camogli, Cantalupo, Cantarena, Capriata, Càrcare, Carro, Carròdano, Cartosio, Caruscŭm Carystŭm, Centa, Centuri, Cerusa, Ceva, Chiaravagna, Chiavari, Cicagna, Cogoleto, Como, Comorga, Cŏrsĭcă, Cremeno, Cremolino, Cróřia, Crovairola, Dego, Deiva, Dora Baltea, Dubino, *Ēdŏ-s *Ēdĭ-s, Egoli, *Ĕnĭsĕkā, Entella, falaise, Fegino, Fereggiano, Fĕrtŏr, Figoi, *frău̯s(s)ā, Galeàe, Gallinaria, *găndā*, *gărbŏ-, *gărrā, Garrè, *gāu̯ā, Genova, *grāmā, *grāppā *grĕp(p)ā, *grāu̯ā, Gremiasco, Grilla, Grillano, Grognardo, Ill, Ĭngău̯nī, Īnsŭbrēs, Ĭntĕmĕlĭī, *ŏu̯ēntĭi̯ō, Ĭrĭă, *kābānnā *kăpănnā, *Kăe̯ptĭi̯ĕmā, *kălā, *kălā*gālā, *kărrā, *ki̯ŭskŏ-, *Klăksĕlŏ-, *klāppā, *Kŏmbĕrānĕā, *krăppā, *kūkkā*, *kŭspŏ-, Lainate, Lambrate, *lăppă, Lavagna, *Lĕbrĭi̯ĕmĕllŏs, *Lĕmŭrĭ-s, Lerca, Lérici, Lerone, Levanto, Lĭgŭrēs, Loano, Lucca, Luni, Maciurina, *măgā, Magra, Maira, *mălā, *mălgā, Mallare, *Mānĭkĕlŏ-, *mărā, Marassi, Maròcch, *mărrā , Marsaglia Marsiglia, Masone, Melazzo, Mele, Molare, Moneglia, Monviso, Morbello, Morigallo, Morsasco, Mortola, *mūgŏ-, mugugno, Multedo, *mŭrră, *mŭt(t)ā, Nava, Né, Nervi, Nervia, Neva, *Nĕu̯i̯āskā, Nissan, Oneglia, Orba, Ŏrŏbĭī, Ovada, *pală, Pallare, Paraggi, *părgă *pĕrgă, Parma, PegliPeglioPellio, *pĭtĭnŏ-, Ponte in Valtellina, Pontedassio, *Pŏrkŏbĕrā, *Prĕnnĭkkŏ-s, Propata, Quezzi, Rapallo, Recco, Rianasso, Roja, *rŏkkā, Roncogennaro, Rossiglione, *rŏu̯ā, Ruscarolo, Sàlea, Savoia, Savona, (s)brugiu-ju, Sciarborasca, Scrivia, Sĕcŏnĭă, Seriate, Sesèli, Sestri, Sezzadio, *skăndā, Soldano, Sori, Squaggiato, Squaneto, Strevi, Stura, Sturla, Taggia, *tăn- *tĕn-, Tànaro, Taro, Ternate, Tidone, Toano, Tortona, Trebbia, Treonzo, Trisobbio, *tsāpp(ū), *Tŭlĕdō, *Tŭlĕlāskā, Uccinasca, *U̯ĕrăglāskā, *U̯ĭndŭpălĭ-s, *U̯īnĕlāskā / *U̯īnĕlĕskā, Valbrevenna, Vallebona, Vallecrosia, Vara, Varaita, Varazze, Varenna, Varese, Varigotti, Varo, Vättern, Venzolasca, Verezzi, Vernazza, Versa, Vervone, Vinchio, Visone, Vogno, Voltri, Zignago, Zoagli, Ăpĕnnīnŏ-s, klāppā, Multedo, Varaita, Berceto, Nĕu̯i̯āskā, Branega, Burzín-e, Buscàra, Briotti, Altare, Blusti̯ĕmĕllŏ-s, Ălĭānŭs, Magra, kābānnā *kăpănnā, bellin, Kăe̯ptĭi̯ĕmā, Maròcch, Dora Baltea, Pŏrkŏbĕrā, Taro, Cantalupo, Kŏmbĕrānĕā, Cerusa, Cicagna, Stura, skăndā, Versa, Melazzo, (ăr)rŭgĭă, Càrcare, Orba, Bŏplō, Varese, Bitto, Borgoglio, Bregne, bălă, Varigotti, Ceva, Vallecrosia, Oneglia, mugugno, Roncogennaro, Levanto, Bernállu, Tŭlĕlāskā, Bogliasco, Baiardo, Sezzadio, Ĭngău̯nī, frău̯s(s)ā, Né, Ovada, Tànaro, Uccinasca, Bisagno, kălā, Neva, gărrā, Garrè, Quezzi, Bringhetta, Sciarborasca, Brādŭă, lăppă, Balilla, Alassio, Sesèli, baita, Monviso, kūkkā, Chiaravagna, Entella, Ĭrĭă, bālmā, Brīnĭātĕs, Varazze, braciacìa, Rapallo, Crovairola, grāmā, kărrā, pală, Centa, Borzone, Lĕmŭrĭ-s, Scrivia, Lĭgŭrēs, Carro, Ill, Braulio, Nervia, Vervone, Vinchio, Berna (San Biagio), mūgŏ, Savoia, Lérici, Ŏrŏbĭī, Masone, Buggio, Grilla, Bargagli, Marsaglia Marsiglia, bărr- *bĕrr, Nissan, băkkā, Fĕrtŏr, Roja, Loano, PegliPeglioPellio, mŭrră, Varo, Arrestra, Ĭntĕmĕlĭī, Brugnato, Klăksĕlŏ, Carròdano, pĭtĭnŏ, Vara, Borlasca, Visone, Dubino, Bramusa, brăttā, Prĕnnĭkkŏ-s, Squaggiato, Arroscia, Busalla, Bĕrĭgi̯ĕmā, măgā, Bĕlgă, Vernazza, Pontedassio, Soldano, Berte, kălā*gālā, Galeàe, Centuri, Moneglia, Ēdŏ-s *Ēdĭ-s, Baragallo, falaise, Bergeggi, Tŭlĕdō, Bolzaneto, Albisola, Lucca, brēu̯ā, Paraggi, Fereggiano, Boren, Strevi, Bego, Chiavari, grāu̯ā, rŏu̯ā, găndā, Nervi, Arenzano, (s)brugiu-ju, Sàlea, Cremeno, Tortona, Capriata, Vallebona, Cantarena, Fegino, Àlice, Ăpŭānī, Sori, Tidone, bŏkă, Verezzi, Lĕbrĭi̯ĕmĕllŏs, Ternate, Ponte in Valtellina, Cróřia, Bĕrŭsētĭs, Mānĭkĕlŏ, Beusu, Trebbia, Camogli, Lerone, Treonzo, Arma, Propata, Gallinaria, Alba, ălpā *ălbā, Morigallo, Cartosio, Seriate, bărcă *bargă Barga, gāu̯ā, krăppā, Figoi, Sestri, Buzzèro, Genova, Nava, Albaro, Lambrate, Battagli, Vättern, Toano, Squaneto, Trisobbio, Sturla, Grillano, Pallare, ărnā, ki̯ŭskŏ, bŏk(k)i̯ŏ, Varenna, Morsasco, BregliaBreglio, Lerca, Maira, Savona, tăn- *tĕn, Maciurina, tsāpp(ū), Rossiglione, Parma, U̯īnĕlāskā / *U̯īnĕlĕskā, Deiva, Ĕnĭsĕkā, Gremiasco, Zoagli, Molare, gărbŏ, Balletto, Berlino, Taggia, Venzolasca, Bergoglio, Bergamo, mălā, Sĕcŏnĭă
Published
2016

3. Omofonie celto-(neo)latine ed etimologie toponomastiche di sostrato

Author

Borghi, GUIDO GIOVANNI

Subjects
Cantarena, Herculanus, toponomastica, Novate, Gepidi, Langhe, Linate, Bernabò, Polcevera, Milano, Vertemate, indoeuropeo, Battegazzore, Pedemonte, celtico, Trebopala, Belluno, Gentilino, Grosio, Vittorito, Varallo, ate, Giavotto, Ossola, sostrato, Mussolinia, Etimologia, Caspio, Benevento, Brunialti, Marcheno, superstrato, Dubino, brigantino, Bruciate, Landa, Borromini, Cremenaga, Marsollat, Calasetta, bastardo, Malnate, Etimologia, superstrato, sostrato, celtico, indoeuropeo, toponomastica, -ate, bastardo, Battegazzore, Belluno, Benevento, Bernabò, Beþlahaim, Bitto, Blavot, Borromeo, Borromini, brigantino, Briotti, Broglio, Bruciate, Brugherio, Brunialti, Caffaro, Calasetta, Cambiò, Campbell, Canavese, Cantarena, Caorso, Caspio, Chiaravagna, Cremenaga, Cremeno, Cremona, Desiderio, Dornbirn, Dubino, Ferno, Gentilino, Gepidi, Giavotto, Grosio, Herculanus, Landa, Langhe, Linate, Longobardi, Malnate, Marcheno, Marsollat, Milano, Monza, Mussolinia, Novate, Ossola, Palate, Pedemonte, Polcevera, Tornate, Tortona, Trebopala, Trepalle, Varallo, Vertemate, Vittorito, Caffaro, Brugherio, Beþlahaim, Campbell, Chiaravagna, Blavot, Briotti, Broglio, Canavese, Palate, Dornbirn, Borromeo, Cambiò, Caorso, Ferno, Tornate, Monza, Desiderio, Cremeno, Tortona, Longobardi, Cremona, Trepalle, Bitto
Published
2016

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