I knew I and others asked before but...
Is it trully impossible to get a definite (albeit not certain) meaning (that it; translation to modern time language; to English or Spanish or any language I can translate with the net's translation programs) for Tarazona (from Teraco or Turiaso; could "Turiaso" be "river/water/lake" of "Iaso"), Suazo (from Suesatium, maybe akin to Sweden) and Vivanco? I mean... can be even given some theories? (even if they have been refuted many times) Please... I'm so desperate to get somewhere and I keep loosing the track with these... I've seen that "turiaso" (or "turiasona") comes from "driasv" and "driadsu" which seem pretty much like "dryad" which has it's similiarity in which could be a common root that in essence means "strong" or "tree" or "tree strong"... ¿what uses has the beech tree has had? thanks for reading and bye...
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