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De '''Lingua Liburnica''', id est, sermone [[Liburnia|Liburnorum]] ad ora [[Mare Adriaticum|maris Adriatici]] aevo antiquo habitantium, fere nihil scimus. Ex etymologiis nominum propriorum opinabilibus quidam ad [[lingua Venetica|linguam Veneticam antiquam]] adsociant. Sunt qui ratione infirma hunc sermonem in familiam "palaeo-Balcanicam", inter Italicam et Illyricam, collocantes hstoriam linguae Liburnicae usque ad tempus nostrum deducunt (vide etiam [[Lingua Neoliburnica]]).
But Yoshamya's documents and publications are related to a quite divergent regional archidiom of non-Romance i.e. '''''Palaeo-Balcanic''''' (pre-Slavic) group including his '''Liburnian''' language that is intermediate between the old ''Illyrian & Thracian'' languages of Balkans, and the old ''Italic'' languages (as Venetic, Umbrian etc.).
* ''Die Sprachen im römischer Reich der Kaiserzeit'' edd. G. Neumann, J. Untermann. Köln: Rheinland-Verlag, 1980. {{Ling|Theodisce}}
* This Iranian symposium 1998 & proceedings of 1999 were really focused on possible Persian origin of earliest Croats, and also 3 subsequent symposia (2001-2006) on this topic completed these analyses. Now their general conclusions may be: after linguists' consensus, Croatian name is undoubtely not Slavic nor European, but of Indo-Iranian origin. New biogenetic data suggest that these leading Indo-Iranians were a ruling minority then slavicised. The original genomic Slavs in Croatia are also a relative minority of 1/4 to 1/3, and the majority (about 1/2) are the aborigine genetic descendants of ancient Illyrians - now mostly slavicized there. This may be a similar case as romanicized leading Franks in France with genomic majority of Gauls, or as in Bulgaria with also slavicised minoritary Bulgars & abundant Thracians, etc.
==Vide etiam==
*[[Lingua Neoliburnica]]
* ''Symposium proceedings: Old-Iranian origin of Croats'' (Teheran-Zagreb: Iranian cultural center, 1999) pp. 461-472 [http://www.iranchamber.com/history/articles/pdfs/iranian_origin_croats.pdf] {{Ling|Croatice|Persice}}
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[[en:LiburnicLiburnian language]]
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