ADDITIONS TO THE HISTORICAL ROMANIAN ONOMATOPOEIA FROM THE NORTHWEST OF KIEVAN RUS
ADDITIONS TO THE HISTORICAL ROMANIAN ONOMATOPOEIA FROM THE NORTHWEST OF KIEVAN RUS

Summary/Abstract: Through some additional contributions, the author brought new data regarding the name Lidul, who could be a Romanian character present at the peace negotiations from the Russo-Byzantine wars. Also supported by analogy with the ethnic names present in Romanian throughout history. Other names from other sources render the Christian from the Old Testament Amos (Amosco), brought by the Romances, as well as others, diminutive, Romance, written in the Agrarian Recessions from Toropeț and Staraia (Old) Rusa, which render Vasco, Zeno, Marco and .a. In the first case, as clear Romance names, as an indubitable argument for the presence of Romanian migration in the northwest of medieval Russia, supported by a lot of examples from the second census as well. And the attestation of the name Hot in Novgorod also confirms with new details the pre-Christian Romanian names here, presented by us and in other studies and researches.

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