arnaout sure name meaning in europe

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Arnaout (men with the power of eagles )The arnaout sure name which tightly bound to people of Albanian origin,

What is the meaning or the origin of the word ARNAOUT?

The Albanian people belong to Illyrian who lived in Illyria (know days include Albania ,Kosovo, mountnigro,

Macedonia ,north of Greece ),the Albanian language is continuation of illryan language ,as mentioned in

The Albanians An Ethnic History from Prehistoric Times to the Present book.

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That the Albanian people language is derived from ancient illyrians,and albanian are indeigenous continuatitors of the

ancient illyrian population.

Arnaout sure name is sticky bound to Albanian, and the Albanian who used the eagle as motto which bound to

Albanian deep in history of Illyrian even to Epirus empire ,we can see the it in flag of old empires of Illyria.

The Arnaout word formed of two suffixes ARNAOUT (UT ,WALT), as mentioned in (affixes in their origin and

application (Samuel stehman haldeman) ), page number 226 .

In the

Etymology :

Etymology :is the study of the history ofwords, their origins, and how their form

and meaning have changed over time. By an extension, the term "the etymology of [a word]"means the origin of the particular word.

The word Arnold in modern English derived from arn =eagle and wald =power so the name

Arnold mean the man who have the power of the eagle

The word ARN =eagle ,wald=power or strength.

ARNWALD =the man who have the power of the eagle

Arnoldmasc. proper name, from Old High German Arenwald, literally "having the strength of aneagle," from arn "eagle" (seeerne) + wald"power" (seewield).

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In European sure name data base the sure name ARNAUT registered with this article :

Last name: Arnaut

This ancient and distinguished surname, recorded in over fifty spellings, is usually of Olde German

and Anglo-Saxon origins. It derives from a baptismal compound personal name Ernault or Arnolt, ofwhich the elements are "arn", meaning an eagle, and "wald", to rule. The name spread rapidly

throughout Northern Europe in the period known as "The dark ages", roughly between the 6th and

11th centuries a.d., and following the fall of the Roman Empire. There are now many different

spellings of the surname and examples include Arnhold, Arnout, Arnatt, Erni, Harnett, Arnould,

Arnaud, Ahrend, Arnaudi, Arlett, Arnaudin, Arnaiz, Arents and many others. The first country in the

world to adopt hereditary surnames as we know them today was England, where they were first used,

although only by the nobility or clergy, after the Norman-French Invasion of 1066. In the year 1086the Normans completed a survey of the country known as the Domesday Book, this being the first

gazetter of its kind ever produced. Rogerus filius Ernaldi is recorded in Domesday Book for London,

this being the first known recording of the name, although not as a surname. Early examples of the

surname recording include include William Arnold of the county of Suffolk in 1277, whilst in Germany

Adler Arnoldt is recorded in Meskirch in 1282. In some cases the surname as Arnold is a locational

name from two English villages in Nottinghamshire and in the East Riding of Yorkshire. One of the

first settlers in Virginia was Thomas Arnold, aged 30 yrs., who embarked from London on the ship"Plaine Joan", in May 1635. The first recorded spelling of the family name anywhere is believed to be

that of Puntius Arnaldi, which was dated 1196, in the rolls of Devonshire, England.

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in the old German language: the suffix ARN=EAGLE,ARNUZ=EAGLE ,

In the book of (travels in Greece and turkey, page number 359)

The novel says among the Albanian ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(which is known by name of

Arnaout)

Also he write about how brave they were the Arnaout (albanian ) fighters.

From theseI think the word ARNAOUT is derived from old European languages andused to refer to Albanian people who call them selfs the sons of eagles as mentioned in

the legend of Albanians boy who take the power of the eagle.
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*arma-xertaz adj.: Goth arma-hairts

merciful, compassionate, OE earm-heortid., OHG arm-herz id. Calque of Lat

misericorsid. (R Einwirk. 345). Com-

pound of*armazII and *xertn. K

Btrg. Gesch. XXXV 148149, 159; H-

AEEW 86; F 57; C NC

34 (OHG < Goth); B ZdPhXCVIII109129; L GED4243; K-

S 82.

*arma-xerti sb.f.: Goth arma-hairtiamercy, charity, OHG arm-herzida id.

Calque of Lat misericordia id. (R

Einwirk. 345). Cf. *arma-xertaz. F 57;

L GED43.

*arma-xertn sb.f.: Goth arma-hairtei

mercy, compassion, OHG arm-herz id.

Calque of Lat misericordia id. (R

Einwirk. 345). Cf. *arma-xertaz. F 57;

L GED43.

*arma-lkaz adj.: ON arm-ligr pitiful,OE earm-lc miserable, wretched, OS

arm-lk id., OHG armi-lh id. Derived

from *armaz. H 104.

*armaz I sb.m.: Goth arms arm (from*armiz), ON armrid., OE earm id., OFris

erm, arm id., OS arm id., OHG arm id.Related to Skt rm- id., Av ar6m id., Lat

armusupper part of the arm, Gaul aram

fork, OPrus irmo arm and in particular,

with the same ablaut grade, Slav *orm

shoulder (K KZ I 39). B

Aist. (adds Lith pl. arma

bars holding thefront shaft of a cart which is, however,

from dial. German); B 197;

T F 18 H AEEW 86

PBBXV 223224; W MLNXXI 39).

On the other hand, cf. Skt armaka- ruinsbased on the unattested adj. *arma- (H-

Festschr. Knobloch 189193; B-

S Festschr. Eggers 40), Hitt arman-

sickness (I Etimologija 1979 131).

F III 24 (to Gk rmow desolate,

lonely); M

MSL X 280 (to Armo-orm pity); T-F 19; F 5758;

H AEEW86; W IF

XLI 304329; M KZ LXXVI

178 180 (to Hitt araza- outside, all

around); S 264 (same as

J); V ANEW 14; S

427428 (follows M); B-S

Festschr. Eggers1841 (to Lith rti to fall

apart, to dissolve); R ZfBalk XIII

133138; P 157160; L

GED 43; L-S I 333335;

B Nom. 71 (to Gkryron

joint), 244; K-S 5253;H 104105; B OFED

s.v.

*armnan wk.vb.: Goth arman to havemercy, to pity, OS part. gi-armod poor,

needy, OHG armn to become poor.

Derived from *armaz poor, probably acalque of Lat miserri (K Btrg. Gesch.

XXXV 159). F 57; L GED

43; H 104.

*armjanan wk.vb.: ON erma to keepunhappy, OE irman to make miserable,

to affl

ict. Derived from *armaz II.H AEEW 186; V ANEW

104; H 104.

*arni dj G th d ib t i l

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id. H AEEW86; P I

326; F II 421422; V ANEW688; Z II 220; O 324.

*arn sb.m.: Goth ara eagle, ON ariid.,OS aro id., OHG aro id. Related to Hitt

ara(n)- id., Gk rniw bird, Bret er

eagle, cf. also Lith erlis, arlis id., Slav

*or

l

id. M

Etudes 418; T

-F 17; S DVN 345352;

T BSW 13; F 5455; P-

I 325326; C SGGJaI

111; F 122, KZLVIII 285287;

V ANEW 13; F II 421422;

Z II 220; O 324; V-

T III 150151; L GED

40; B Nom. 176; P III

137139; L-S I 341344;

K-S 2.

*arsaz sb.m.: ON ars behind, backside,OE ears id., OS ars id., OHG ars id.

Related to Gkrrow id., Arm ofi, pl. ofik',continuing IE *orsos, cf. also OIr errtail

< *ers. P Kelt. Gr. II 101;

T-F 20; H AEEW 86;

P I 340; V ANEW14; F

II 427; Z I 129; L-S

I 345346; B Nom. 54;K-S 54.

*artjanan wk.vb.: ON erta to taunt, totease. Identical with Skt ardyatito make

flow (causative of rdati, dti to flow,

to dissolve), Lith ardti to untie, to

unstitch. T-F 19; M

apud V ANEW 105 (to *araz);

M I 51; P I 63 (to OIr

i d i t t ) 329 330 F

T-F 18; W-H I 62;

F I 147; B Nom. 86.*arutaz sb.m.: OS arut piece of ore,

OHG aruz ore, piece of ore, lump of

clay. OHG meanings indicate an origi-

nal word for marsh iron and contradict

the popular hypothesis of an old borrow-

ing going back to Sum urudu copper(despite K Germanen 196). Probably

related to *erwn, cf. Slav *elzo (marsh)

iron ~ *el(e)zagland. T-F 18;

I IFXLI 174175; L-S

I 355358; K-S 232; T-

VJaXXXIII/5 78.

*arfn sb.m.: ON arfi chickweed, OE earfe

tare, EFris arf, arve vetch. Borrowed

from an unknown source as well as Lat

eruum vetch, pea, Gk robow bitter

vetch (H Waldbume463). W-

H I 419 420; V ANEW13.

*arwaz adj.: ON rrswift, ready, OS aruready for harvesting. Identical with

Toch Arwar, B rwerready, Av aurva-

quick, brave. B KZXI (1870) 403

(to Skt rvant- courser, horse); B-

200; T-F 17; H

AEEW86; K NBII 194, 412414;F ZfslavPh XXI 138140; P-

I 331; V ANEW688; L-

S I 311312; S Festschr.

Kolb 558568; B Nom. 243;

H 106.

*arwaz ~ *arwezsb.n.: ON {rr scar,

MLG are id. Close to Skt neut. ru-

wound. (T-F 19). P I

338 C SGGJ I 107

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*kuzjn (from *keusanan). T-F

402; CNom. comp. 55.*walaz I adj.: ON valr round, oval.

Identical with Latv uls id., further to

Slav sbst. *val wave. P I 1142;

D VSJa 25 (pretonic shortening in

Gmc).

*walaz II sb.m.: ON valrthe slain (a- ori-stem), OE wl the slain, slaughter,carnage (< neut.), OS wal-ddmurder,

OHG walbattlefield, blood bath (masc.,

fem. *waliz, or neut.). Related to OIrfuil

blood, MIr fuili bleeding wound, W

gweli wound, Corngoly id., MBret goul-

yow id. K PBB XVI 511 (to Lat

uulnuswound); B IFIX 360 (to

Czech vletito battle); MBBXXI

223 (to Lith vEls spirit of the dead);

T-F 402; HAEEW380;

P I 1144; V ANEW 642;

Z II 190; L GED 404;K-S 873.

*walan sb.n.: ON valdpower, authority,OE weald id. Derived from *walanan.

T-F 404; H AEEW

385; V ANEW 640; S 536;

L GED392.*walanan str.vb.: Goth waldan to rule (a

household), to govern, ON valda to

wield, to rule, to cause (str. ~ wk.), OE

wealdan to have power, to control, OFris

waldato rule, to possess, OS waldan to

wield, OHG waltan to possess, to reign.

Connected with Lith vldu, veldtito pos-

sess, valdaU, valdti to rule, Slav *voldti

t t l T F 404

thing, OE weald powerful, mighty,

MHG ge-walt enormous. Derived from*walanan. K NB I 74; H-

647648.

*waliaz ~ *waluaz adj.: ON vldugr

mighty, powerful, OFris weldichid., OS

gi-weldig id., OHG gi-waltg id. Derived

from *walanan. V

ANEW673.*waliz adj.: ON au-veldr easy to copewith, OE earfo-wielde difficult to rule,

OFris un-welde involuntary. Derived

from *walanan. K NB I 112;

S 536; M Festschr. Schrder

106, KZCV 127; H 648.

*waljan sb.n.: ON veldipower, OE e-wild id., MLG ge-welde id. Derived from

*walan. HAEEW393; V

ANEW653.

*waln sb.m.: ON ein-valdi monarch,OS ala-waldo sovereign king, MHG al-

walteid. Derived from *walanan. T-F 404; VANEW641.

*walaz adj.: Icel volgr lukewarm, OEweal nauseous. Unclear. Cf. *welkaz.

K NB II 293; Z Gutt. 142;

T-F 402403; HAEEW

385; P I 11431145 (to *elk-/*elg- wet); H 649 (to ON

ylrwarmth,yljato warm).

*waljanan ~ *waljanan wk.vb.:Goth us-walugjan to make swirl around,

OHG walagn to roll about. Distantly

related to Skt vlati to turn, Arm gelum

to turn, Gkefilv id. SBibel

I 343 (Goth -u- explained by svara-

bh kti) H N phil l X 72 (G th

wala-kuzjn 443 walxaz


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