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Toponyms often survive after a new language fully replaces the language of a people. BTW Serbia is not really "north" in the Balkans. But still, it's pretty fa
by ithkuil 7y ago
Toponyms often survive after a new language fully replaces the language of a people.
BTW Serbia is not really "north" in the Balkans. But still, it's pretty far away: on the opposite side of the Adriatic see and of the entire Italian peninsula (etruria is on the tyrrhenian coast)