:;I checked *bhar- "point, bristle" and I noticed no Albanian examples. I finally found an Albanian example listed under *bhrozdh-, which is listed under *bhares-/*bhores-"point, stubble". The Albanian examples are breth, bredhi, the albanian word for the fir tree, because of its bristly needles. So nothing under *bhar- ("point, bristle" ) itself or *bhardh- (beard; which is a bristly growth, projection from the male chin), but I found those Albanian words for the fir tree, listed under *bhares. This is curious to me, because I noticed that in the languages (Germanic, Slavic, Latin, Celtic, etc.)that do have derivations from *bhardha, they also have more from *bhar-, *bhares, *bhareg, etc. For Albanian all I found was the words for fir tree. Does this indicate that Scenobardos is from a non-Albanic language? Maybe. Maybe Illyrian was not Albanic. I wonder what other explanation there can be for -bardos, with references of course. I'm going to do more studies of the references and the evidence soon, because this study of Scenobardos cannot tell us that much.