Bałtyckie „*jūrā-/-(i)i̯ā-” ‘morze’ i „*jaurā-̆ /-(i)i̯ā-̆” ‘mokra gleba, bagno, głęboka woda’
This article analyses the Common Baltic term *jūr- ‘sea’ with its vr̥ddhi-formation *jaur- ‘wet soil, bog, deep water’, their toponymic traces in the macro-Baltic area, probable borrowings identifiable in Fenno-Permic *jürɜ ‘deep place in water’ and Fenno-Volgaic *järwä ‘lake’…
DOI: 10.35321/all84-02