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Was name `Szczerbin` first and original Polish ethnic name, local version of Sarmatian name ? [11]
Now, when we know more, put this videos in context of Polani tribe or conglomerate of tribes being part, just one segment of wider Sarmatian meta-ethnicity- people that was native to Europe. Szczerbi, givers of the West >
Polacy = Szczerbi (Sarmaci)
Jesteśmy Sarmatami. Chodakiewicz vs Drewniak.youtu.be/joFG2qC68a8
Sarmaci a współcześni Polacyyoutu.be/vCUvJ6UVBG8
Sarmackie dziedzictwoyoutu.be/xFcCWi0sA5Y
Mieli rozmach... sarmackie imprezy. Historia Bez Cenzuryyoutu.be/RajquH09HHw
You know of old Picts ancestors of Scots, that they were Sarmats.
Now, let`s move more eastern across the island. On the south of England is old Sarum. Oldest known settlement of Salisbury in England. People who lived there in past built monoliths of Stonehenge. Full name of these people or rather settlement, as Romans of classical antiquity recorded it was Sorviodunum and Sorviodunum. Corrupted English versions were Sarisburie, Searoburh, Searobyrig, and Searesbyrig.
Its again about Sarmatians and we today know three original words that could gave name of Sarum. Those are Srbi (Balkan/CE Serbs), Serbya (Lusatian/CE Serbs) and Szczerbi (as was obviously known to old Poles).
So oldest ethnicity of British island is Slavic (ie Sarmatian) ethnicity. Scots, Welsh, English, Irish,.... all originate from Slavs (ie Sarmats). And again we came indirectly to fact that when one speak of Celts, one speak of Sarmats. What after all corespondents to certain old data that speak of Celts as of Scythians and as we all know, Scythians were branch of Sarmatians, in deep past connected to wandering (nomadic way of life) and so comes the name SKITI what in Serbian (core Slavic language) directly means `to wander`. So SKIT (in Serbian) > WANDERER (in Eng.). Note word WAND* in English lexical comprehension of original SKIT.
> SKIT = WAND*erer > WAND > WEND = SERBS (exactly how Germans today, as always call Lusatian Serbs).
Also, as mentioned earlier above in thread > SRBIN > SR-BIN > SR-VIN-D > SRVIND > VIND > VEND > VENET
This way or another, Latin influenced speakers of Europe (meaning- all except Slavs, who preserved their ordinal native European Sarmatian language), when tries to speak of Serbs often finish using form WEND, WENED and VENET.
All in all, to conclude this new insight.
Let`s go in reverse >>>> it was Roman `Sorviodunum`. Now, let us correct what we can immediately >>> its then `Sorbiodunum` (Serbs/Sorbs is constant and in Latin transcription and pronunciation `B` always transform in `V`).
This `*dunum` in `Sorbiodunum` is remain of Celtic version of ancient Sarmatian (Serbian) speech. For you who seek to know more I will explain that phrase `Celtic version of ancient Sarmatian (Serbian) speech` means that within ancient Sarmatian world (exactly same as in modern Slavic/Sarmatian) existed different dialects or even similar languages. So, speaking in modern terms, real Celtic language isn`t nothing but dialect of Sarmatian language or language within Sarmatian linguistic family.
Anyway, when we translate `Sorbiodunum` from local ancient Slavic (let us name it Sarmatian-Celtic) dialect we get SRBOGRAD (Serbian city/town).
See, in modern Serbian language exact word DUNUM and DULUM means exactly `fenced space`. So exact meaning of `Sorbiodunum` is `Serbian fenced space`.
You are familiar with fact that Celts were founders of Belgrade, Serbian Capital? You know that, right? Recorded (by Romans) Sarmatian-Celtic name of Belgrade is `Singidunum` and as name it perfectly overlap with `Sorbiodunum`. Its obvious that actually Romans mistaken. It was not SINGIDUNUM (Singi-dunum). It was in its original SRBODUNUM. Romans, being absolutely unable to pronounce SRB just translated it as suited to that at that moment so comes the SINGI. If translator at that exact moment was somebody from Roman province of Germania he would for sure say SVABODUNUM.
Do you, do you even begins to comprehend what is reality behind world of matrix? By ethnicity all Europeans are Slavs (Sarmatians) or to say Serbians. Now, nationality is something else. That came later.