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Milena Anfosso's 2020 examination of Bryges and Phryges argues against explaining every variant with a single simple sound change. She proposes a reconstructed Bʰrug- group for some forms and a possible Wreg/k- group for others, including a potential Phrygian endonym vrekes.
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Replying to @Nnefariousjack @vegastarr
Frisians are not related to Phrugians.
Frisians (Frisii): The endonym/exonym for the Frisians stems from a Proto-Germanic root *frisaz interpreted as meaning "curly-haired" or referencing coastal meadows/estuaries.
Phrygians (Φρύγες): Anatolians known in the Bromze age as the Bryges (Βρύγες).
They don’t even sound similar and are ethnically different and speak completely different languages.
Do you not know that Phyrgia in Greek is pronounced Froo-Gia. Not Frigia.
You are just a weird obsessed tweaker who I don’t even spend a second reading, so take this as a rare exception.
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Reporter:
Will you reintroduce articles of impeachment against SecDef Hegseth when Congress returns to DC?
Me:
If he’s still SecDef.
As they say here in Georgia.
I done been saying it.
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When autistic people ask you to put in extra effort to understand how we experience and interpret the world differently, we’re not asking for anything we haven’t spent our entire lives doing for neurotypical people.
The difference is that neurotypical people are treated as the default, so you’ve rarely had to think about how much effort that understanding takes.
We’ve been doing that work for you for years. We’re asking you to meet us halfway.
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New Evidence for the Nordic Origin of the Homeric Poems.
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This 5-6th Century Frisian bone amulet from Wijnaldum, Netherlands, bears the name “Inguz” spelled three times, some of the runes doubled up into bindrunes. Hail Ingvi-Freyr! ᛁᛜ︍ᚢᛉ
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Ancient DNA from Epipaleolithic France was released recently in the last few months but went under my radar till today. Here's a run down of it. Has anyone looked at the DNA files themselves ??
Had to handle some personal issues so there was a slight delay. Enjoy @BAJRjobs
Replying to @Nnefariousjack
About to fly.
However what period of Phrygia are you connecting with what period of Frisia.
When are they respectively called these names, and what were they before?
Plus, this is kinda funny tbh.
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