About the name Poland
Fredrik
gadrauhts at HOTMAIL.COM
Thu Nov 10 14:29:45 UTC 2005
According to a source I have the name of Poland comes from a slavic
word pol- that is equal to the germanic fal-. Fal- is a part of some
city names in Sweden such as Falun and Falköping. I'm not sure what
stem this word belonged to but a guess would be u-stem. In gothic this
would be *falus in that case and couldn't we have Faluland for Poland?
Maybe you think this i way too far and unsimilar to the name in other
languages...maybe I think so too. This was just a thought that came to
me right now...
/Fredrik
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