Vagoti
I Vagoti furono una delle tribù germaniche citate da Giordane[senza fonte], che la posizionava in Scandza. Sono state avanzate numerose ipotesi circa la loro esatta identità, tra cui possibili associazioni con i Geati di Vikbolandet e con i Gotlander[1].
Secondo il linguista lituano Kazimieras Būga[senza fonte] i termini tedeschi e Germania in lituano e in lettone ("Germania": in lituano Vokietija, in lettone Vācija; "tedeschi": in lituano vokiečiai, in lettone vācieši) derivano dal nome dei Vagoti, *Vāk(ia)-goth. Dalle lingue baltiche derivano[senza fonte] i toponimi finlandese ed estone dell'isola di Gotland, rispettivamente Vuojonmaa e Ojamaa (con maa = terra).
Note
- ^ B. Nerman, Det svenska rikets uppkomst, Stoccolma, 40
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