أطراس
Volume 5, Numéro 2, Pages 180-188
2024-07-15
Authors : Breeze Andrew .
Althought _Iuverna_ or _Hibernia_, older forms of the name of Ireland, have been of obscure origin, comparison with Welsh _yw_ 'yew tree' and _gwerin_ 'people; army' (and their cognates) suggests a sense '(land of the) red hosts', denoting the Iverni or Érainn, a people of Ireland's southern coast, with this form ultimately applied by Mediterranean seafarers and traders to all inhabitants of the island.
IRELAND ; IUVENAL ; TOPONYMY
مكي زيان
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ص 179-199.
جلجال فاطمة
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ص 200-215.
Moussaoui Abdelkrim
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pages 5-12.
Melouah Asma
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pages 683-692.
Abderrahmane Rabie
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Manaa Mohamed
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pages 1281-1291.