Lista e fjalëve rumune me prejardhje dake

Kjo është lista e fjalëve rumune qe besohet të jenë me  
origjinë 'dake dhene ne kete  menyre eshte përfaqësuese per  
Substratin Roman Lindor. Në fakt, nuk është e qartë nëse ato i perkasin gjuhës dake ose gjuhes trake (ose të dyjave), si edhe lidhja ne mes dyjave është 
pasigurt, dhe që të dy gjuhet dake dhe thrakase janë të 
dëshmuara shumë dobët. Kjo listë nuk përfshin [[Lista e  
emrave te  bimeve ne gjuhen dake |emrat dake te bimëve]], të mbledhura nga 
Dioscorides dhe [[Pseudo - 
Apuleius]].

Kollona me emrtimin Burimet'''  tregon gjuhëtaret ose veprat që sugjerohen duke përfshirë fjalët në listë:

"Hasdeu": Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu, Etymologicum Magnum Romaniae.
"Russu": Ion I. Russu, Limba traco-dacilor, published in 1967 at Editura Ştiinţifică. The words that have been identified by I. I. Russu to have cognates in Albanian are marked with (Alb.).
"Vraciu": Ariton Vraciu, Limba daco-geţilor, published in 1980 at Editura Facla, Timişoara.
"NODEX": Noul dicţionar explicativ al limbii române (The New Dictionary of the Romanian Language), Litera Internaţional Publishing House, 2002. In this dictionary substratum words are labeled cuvînt autohton (native word).
"Olteanu": Sorin Olteanu, "The TDM Palatal".  Sorin Olteanu, "The TDM Palatal" 

Kollona Shënime përmban informacione të gjetura në fjalorë të ndryshëm. "Jo në përdorim aktual" tregon fjalët nuk gjenden në Fjalorin e rumanishtes bashkëkohore.

 Fjale / Emra  Përkthimi anglisht  Burime  Shenime abeş  ?  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Not in current use. Dacian: *abhesya. Abrud  Abrud  Hasdeu  Place name in Romania. abur  steam, vapour  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu  Cf. Albanian avull (steam). Dacian: *abhula. PIE: *h2ep-h3n.-lo acăţa  to hang, to catch  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *accaptiāre (to catch) Current Romanian form: agăţa. adămană    Vraciu  Not in current use. ademeni  to tempt, to lure  Hasdeu  Cf. Hungarian adomány (gift, grant). adia  to breeze gently  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *adiliare. Current form: adia. aghiuţă  devil  Hasdeu  Cf. Greek άγιοσ ágios (saint). aidoma  alike, identical  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: from Slavic vidomŭ (visible). alac  Einkorn wheat (Triticum monococcum)  Hasdeu  Cf. Hungarian alakor, which, however, has foreign origin, possibly Romanian. Alternative etymology: Latin alica (spelt) Other possible origins: Albanian akuë or Albanian lakër (greenery) of Greek origin. ală  a monster that unleashes storms  Hasdeu  Alternative form: hală; alternative etymology: Bulgarian, Slavic (h)ala aldea  ?  Hasdeu   ameţi  to make/get dizzy  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *ammatteāre (to bludgeon) or *ammitĕre. amurg  twilight, dusk  Russu  See murg below. anina  to hang, to hook  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *annināre (to swing) or *allevinare. aprig  fiery, hot-blooded  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin aprīcus (warm) or *apricus from aper (wild boar). argea  loom (or particular boards of a loom)  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu   Argeş  Argeş  Hasdeu  Place name, river name. arunca  to throw, to cast  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin eruncare (to weed out). azugă  ?  Hasdeu  Not in current use (see also Azuga, a town in the Prahova County) baci  (chief) shepherd  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu  Cf. Hungarian bácsi (uncle). Compare Bulgarian бачо (bacho/bacio). baier, baieră  rope, belt; coin necklace; talisman; bail (handle)  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin baiulus (a porter). baligă  dung, manure  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian bajgë (same meaning). baltă  pool, puddle  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian baltë (mud, soil) and Serbian blato (mud). bară  marsh  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: Serbian bara (?) Barbă-cot  "Cot"(lit: elbow) represented a unit for measuring length, equal to the length of the average fore-arm; "Barbă" = beard. "Barbă-cot" = dwarf-like fairy-tale character sporting a disproportionately long beard   Hasdeu   barză  stork (Ciconia ciconia)  Hasdeu, Russu, Vraciu, Olteanu  Cf. Albanian barth, feminine bardhë (white). bască  beret  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.)   batal  wether (castrated ram)  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: Turkish battal (useless) from Arabic batal (to mutilate), which also gave Spanish baldar (cripple). Also Cf. Albanian batal and Bulgarian батал (useless). bălaur balaur  dragon, monster  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu  Cf. Albanian bollë (snake) and Serbian blavor (slowworm). băga  to insert, to thrust  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *bīgāre, from bis (twice) + *iuga. băiat  boy  Russu   bălan  blond (person), white-haired (animal)  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: Slavic bĕlŭ (white) beregată  throat, larynx  Russu  Cf. Serbian berikat (?). Alternative etymology: Latin *verucata, from *veruca. bîrsă  a piece of wood or iron that binds together the coulter, the share and mouldboard of a plough (the plough beam?)  NODEXDicţionarul explicativ al limbii române, Entry for bîrsă  Cf. Albanian vërz (plane (tool)?), Slovenian brdce (piece of wood holding a trawl), and Moravian brdce (piece of wood across the main shaft of a carriage). boare  breeze  Russu  Albanian: borë (snow); Alternative etymology: Latin boreas (the north wind). bordei  (buried or half-buried) hut  Hasdeu, Russu   bortă  hole, hollow, archway  Hasdeu  Cf. Ukrainian bort. brad (archaic form *bradzŭ)  fir (any tree of genus Abies)  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Olteanu  Cf. Albanian bradh or bredh (same meaning). brînduşă  crocus, primula (Crocus heuffelianus and other similar flowers)  Russu  Cf. Bulgarian brenduška and Serbian brnduša. brînză  cheese  Hasdeu, Russu, Vraciu  spawned German :de:Brinsenkäse, Slavic :ru:брынзаŞăineanu, Lazăr (1896) Dicţionar universal al limbii române, bryndza in Slovak and Polish brîu  belt, waist  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian bres or brezi brusture  bur (large-leafed plant, Lappa)  Russu (Alb.)   bucura (verb) bucuros (adj.)  (to be) glad, to enjoy  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian zbukuroj (beautify) bukurosh (handsome). buiestru  pace (a horse gait)  Russu   bunget  thick and dark forest  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu  Cf. Albanian bunk. burghiu  drilling bit  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: Turkish burgu (gimlet, corkscrew), Serbo-Croatian burgija burlan  spout, water pipe  Russu  Cf. Turkish burgu (pipe, trumpet). burtă  belly, stomach  Russu  Cf. Albanian barku (same meaning). burtucă  ?  Hasdeu  Not in current use. burtuş  ?  Hasdeu  Not in current use. butuc  log, stump  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *bottum (blunt and snout), Cuman butak (branch), or Turkish buduk (short-legged). Cf. Hungarian butuk. butură  log, stump  Russu  Probably a similar etymology with butuc. buză  lip  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian buzë (same meaning). Similar in Bulgarian but the meaning is shfited into cheek.  caier  tuft of wool, etc. to be spun  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *caiulus. caţă  long stick ending with a hook, used by shepherds  Russu  See acăţa above. Cf. Albanian cita (weaving sticks) căciulă  brimless hat  Russu (Alb.)  Albanian kësul'ë(same meaning). Similar in Bulgarian, meaning hood. căpuşă  tick  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian këpushë. căpută  upper side of a foot; footwear covering it  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian këputsë; Alternative etymology: Slavic kopyto > Romanian copită (hoof), Slavic kopytĭce, Hungarian kapta (last) cătun  hamlet  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian katund (village), Serbian katun (summer pasture). cioară  crow  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Cf. Albanian sorrë (same meaning). cioban  shepherd  Hasdeu  Cf. Turkish çoban (same meaning). cioc  beak  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Cf. Albanian çok (hammer, knuckle). Compare with the Bulgarian word човка (chovka/ciovca) with the same meaning (bill, beak). ciocîrlie  skylark  Hasdeu  Derived from cioc, see above. ciomag  club, cudgel  Hasdeu  Cf. Turkish çomak (same meaning), Cf. Albanian çomage (big hammer)  cîrlan  sheep or goat weanling; colt, foal  Russu   cîrlig  hook  Russu  Cf. Bulgarian кърлик kărlik (?). codru  wide old forest  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Alternative etymology: Latin *quodrum (from quadrum (a square), Cf. Albanian koder (hill) copac  tree  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian kopaçe (big piece of wood). copil  child  Russu  Cf. Albanian kopil (bastard), Serbian and Bulgarian kopile (bastard). creţ  curly; curly haired  Russu   cruţa  to pardon, to spare  Russu (Alb.)   cujbă  Y-shaped piece of wood used to hold the kettle over the fire  Hasdeu   culbec  snail  Hasdeu  Variant: cubelc. curma  to tighten (a rope); to cut, stop  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian kurmue. curpăn  vine, twining stem  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian kurpen (?). cursă  trap, snare  Russu (Alb.), Olteanu  Cf. Albanian kurth (same meaning). custură  blade, knife edge, knife  Russu  Possible etymology: Romanian cuţit (knife) + the suffix tură darari  ?  Russu  Not in current use. daş  ram  Russu (Alb.)  Albanian: dash (same meaning). dărîma  to demolish, to knock down  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian: dermoj (to hurt someone) Alternative etymology: Latin *deramare. deh  ?  Hasdeu  Not in current use. deretica  to tidy up  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *deradicare (to root out). descăţa  to unhook  Russu  des-căţa descurca  to disentangle  Russu  Antonym of încurca, see below. desghina  to divide, to separate  Russu  current: dezbina dezbăra  to break from a bad habit, to rid  Russu   dezgauc  ?  Hasdeu   doină  Romanian lyrical folk song  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Cf. Latvian and Lithuanian daina (song, traditional form of Baltic music and poetry). don  ?  Hasdeu   dop  cork, plug  Russu  Cf. Saxon dop. droaie  crowd, large number (of people or animals)  Russu  Cf. Albanian droe or droje (shyness from the crowd ). dulău  mastiff  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Alternative etymology: Polish dolow or dolaw. fărîmă  crumb, fragment  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian thërrime (same meaning). gard  fence  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gardh (same meaning) and old Slavic gradŭ. gata  ready, done  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gati (same meaning). gălbează  fascioliasis  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gëlbazë, këlbazë (phlegm). genune  abyss  Hasdeu, Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *gyro. gheară  claw, talon  Russu  Alternative etymology: 1. Latin *ungularis (claw, talon) → *înghiare → în ghiare (in [its] claws); 2. Romanian unghioară (small fingernail) → înghiară. Cf. Albanian dorë (arm, clutches, fist, flipper, hand, handful, mitt, palm, quality), darë (nippers, pincers, pinchers), çjerr (clapperclaw, lacerate, scratch, tear up), grric or gervish (scratch)/  ghes  a poke, a goad  Russu   ghimpe  thorn  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gjëmp, gjemb (same meaning). ghiob  cheese barrel  Hasdeu  Cf. Hungarian döböny (?). ghionoaie  woodpecker  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gjon (night bird). ghiont  a nudge, a poke  Russu   ghiuj  old, decrepit man  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Cf. Albanian gjysh (grandfather). gîde  executioner  Hasdeu   gîdel  ?  Hasdeu   gordin  Romanian kind of grapes used in winemaking  Hasdeu   gorun  Sessile oak (Quercus petraea)  Russu  Alternative etymology: Bulgarian горун gorun (same meaning). grapă  harrow  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian grep, gërepë (fishing rod, [its] hook). gresie  sandstone, whetstone  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gëresë (?). groapă  hole, pit  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gropë (same meaning). grui  hilltop, hillock  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *grunnium grumaz  neck  Russu (Alb.), NODEX  Cf. Albanian gurmaz or gërmaz (throat). grunz  a lump of stiff but brittle substance, such as a block of salt  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian grundë (?). gudura  to fawn  Russu  Cf. Albanian gudulis (to tickle); cf. Romanian gâdila (to tickle), cf. Bulgarian гъделичкам (gădelichkam), гъдел ме е (gădel me e) (to tickle) guşă  a bird's crop; double chin, goiter  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian gushë (same meaning, plus Adam's apple), Serbian guša (throat), Bulgarian. Alternative etymology: Latin *geusiae. hojma  repeatedly, continuously  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Alternative etymology: Ukrainian hožma. iazmă  ugly and evil apparition, ghost  Hasdeu   iele  mythological characters (white-clad beautiful girls, bewitching men with their song and dance)  Hasdeu  Cf. Serbian vile (nymphs), Slavic mythology. Alternative etymology: from Romanian ele (feminine form of they). încurca  to entangle, to mix up  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *incolicare (from colus = distaff). înghina  to assemble, to put together  Russu  Cf. Romanian îmbina. îngurzi  to wrinkle the edge of a fabric or the sole of a shoe with a thread  Russu   înseila  to stitch, to sew temporarily  Russu  Currently preferred form: însăila; alternative etymology: Turkish say (saw or a delicate kind of serge, or woolen cloth)Seslisozluk.com (online Turkish-English dictionary), Entry for say. Cf. Serbian šiti (to sew) întrema  to recover after illness or fatigue  Russu   jilţ, jielţ  tall-backed (arm)chair  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Etymology given for current form jeţ: German Sitz. leagăn  cradle, swing  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *liginare from ligare (to tie/bind). lepăda  to drop; to take off (clothes)  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin lapidare (to throw stones). Cf. Serbian pada, opada (to drop, to fall). lespede  stone slab  Russu   leşina  to faint  Russu  From Serbian lešina (carcass) mal  shore  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu  Cf. Albanian mal (mountain). maldac  a small load (of wood, hay, etc.)  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: Greek mandakis. mazăre  pea (Pisum sativum)  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu, Olteanu  Cf. Albanian modhë and modhullë. măceş  sweetbrier (Rosa eglanteria)  Russu   mădări  to pamper, to spoil (a child)  Russu   măgură  hill, knoll  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian magulë (same meaning). mălai  millet flour  Hasdeu  After millet was largely replaced by corn, the word changed its meaning into corn flour. mămăligă  cornmeal mush (mămăligă)  Hasdeu  Albanian mëmeligë (same meaning) mărcat  ?  Russu  Not in current use. mătură  broom  Russu (Alb.)  Serbian metla (broom) Mehadia  Mehadia  Hasdeu melc  snail  Hasdeu, Russu, Vraciu   mieru  bluish  Russu   mire  bridegroom  Hasdeu, Russu, Vraciu  Cf. Albanian mirë (good). mistreţ  wild boar  Russu  Albanian: mistrec (captious kid). Alternative etymology: Latin *mixticius. mişca  to move, to stir  Russu   mînz  foal, colt  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian mëz (same meaning). It is agreed that the Thracian inscription ΜΕΖΗΝΑΙ (mezēnai, in Greek alphabet) on the Duvanli gold ring means horseman. The PIE root *mend(i)- is thought to mean horse.  morman  pile, heap  Russu   mosoc  large shepherd dog  Hasdeu   moş  old man  Russu (Alb.)  Probably a backformation from moaşă (midwife); cf. Albanian moshë (age). moţ  tuft, crest  Hasdeu   mugure  bud  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian mugull (gemma). munună  hilltop  Russu   murg   dark brown (animal, horse)  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian murg (monk?). muşat  handsome  Russu   năpîrcă  limbless lizard (Anguis fragilis); viper  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian nepërkë, nëpërkë (viper). năsărîmbă  prank, mischief  Hasdeu   niţel  a little  Russu   noian  multitude, heap  Russu   ortoman  rich (of a shepherd); handsome (of an outlaw); quick (of a horse)  Hasdeu   păstaie  pod, capsule, hull  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian pistaë, bishtajë (beans). păstra  to keep  Russu  Alternative etymology: Bulgarian pastrja (?). pînză  cloth, linen, fabric  Russu   pîrîu  brook, creek  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian përrua (creek, stream); also might be related to Romanian rîu (river, stream) from Latin rivus (stream). prunc  small child  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin *puerunculus (small child). pururea  always, ever  Russu (Alb.)  Alternative etymology: Latin purus (pure, also absolute). raţă  duck  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Cf. Albanian rosë (same meaning) and Serbian raca (?). ravac  any of several kinds of wine or must  Hasdeu  Alternative etymology: Turkish ravak (?). răbda  to bide, bear, endure  Russu   reazem  support, backing, prop  Russu   ridica  to raise, lift  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin eradicare (to uproot). rîmfă  ?  Hasdeu  Not in current use. rînză  gizzard; any of several stomach diseases  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu  Cf. Albanian rrëndës (rennet). sarbăd(today searbăd)  insipid  Russu (Alb.), Olteanu  Cf. Albanian tharbët (?). Alternative etymology: Latin exalbidus (white). Sarmisegetuza  Sarmizegetusa  Hasdeu   scăpăra  to strike a flintstone (to start a fire)  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian sqepar (small axe for cutting meat) scrum  ashes  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian shkrum, shkrumb (same meaning).  scula  to get up, to wake  Russu (Alb.)  Albanian shkul (uproot)  Alternative etymology: *excubulare (to get up, wake). scurma  to scrape or dig (with snout, claws, beak, tools)  Russu  Alternative etymology: *excorrimare (?). sîmbure  pit (fruit kernel)  Russu (Alb.), NODEX, Olteanu  Cf. Albanian sumbull or thumbull (?). sîmvea  (?)  Hasdeu   spînz  hellebore  Russu (Alb.)  Alternative etymology: Slavic spreji (?). stăpîn  master, owner  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Alternative etymology: Slavic stopanŭ (same meaning). strănut  sneeze  Russu  Alternative etymology: Latin sternutare (to sneeze). stejar  oak  Hasdeu, Vraciu  Alternative etymology: Bulgarian стежер (stejer) (?). steregie  icicle-shaped soot concretion in chimneys  Russu   sterp  sterile, infertile  Russu (Alb.)  Albanian: shterp (same meaning). stînă  sheep fold  Hasdeu, Vraciu, NODEX   străghiată  storm  Russu  Cf. Albanian shtrëngatë (same meaning). strepede  larva living in foodstuff (Piophila casei)  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian shtrep (?). strugure  grape  Russu, NODEX   strungă  place for milking sheep; narrow passage, canyon  Russu (Alb.), NODEX  Cf. Albanian shtrungë (?). sugruma  to strangle, to burke  Russu  From sub (under) and grumaz (throat, see above). suguşa  to strangle, to burke  Russu  From sub (under) and guşă (goiter, see above). şale  hips  Russu (Alb.)  Cf Albanian shale (thigh), Alternative etymology: Latin sella (seat). şiră  spine  Hasdeu, Russu şopîrlă  lizard  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb.), Vraciu şoric  pig skin  Russu şut  hornless  Russu (Alb.)  Albanian: shyt (same meaning) tare  hard  Russu traistă  bag  Hasdeu  Albanian trastë, trajstë (same meaning), cf. Romanian synonym straiţă and Albanian strajcë tulei  (young) whiskers  Hasdeu ţap  he-goat  Russu (Alb.)  Albanian: cjap (ibex, billy-goat) ţarc  pen, fold (fenced enclosure for animals)  Russu (Alb.), Olteanu  Cf. Albanian cark or thark (?). ţarină  country  Russu ţăruş   pole, pale, picket   Russu ţîmburuş  (today ţumburuş)  a small, usually round, protrusion on a surface, nub  Olteanu  Cf. Albanian thumbullë (?) and cf. Romanian sâmbure. ţundră  .  Hasdeu ţurcă  traditional Romanian game  Hasdeu (a se/ a) uita  respectively: to look, to forget   Russu  Altern. etym. Latin *oblitare (to forget). undrea  sewing needle  Russu  current form: andrea urca  climb   Russu urcior  eyesore  Russu  Altern. etym. hordeolus (eyesore). urdă  cottage cheese  Hasdeu, Russu, Vraciu urdina  .  Russu  Altern. etym. Latin ordinare (to set in order). urdoare  Gelatinous ocular secretion  Russu  Altern. etym. Latin *horridor (rough, horrible). vatră  hearth, home, fireplace  Hasdeu, Russu (Alb).  Albanian vatre (fireplace) (Vraciu), Serbian vatra (fire) vătăma  to hurt, to injure  Russu  Altern. etym. Latin victimare (to sacrifice). vătui  one year old kid (goat & doe); hare  Russu (Alb.)   Latin vitellus (a little calf). viezure (archaic form viedzure)  badger  Russu (Alb.), Olteanu  Cf. Albanian vjedhullë (the thief, from the verb vjeth, to steal). viscol  blizzard  Russu zară  buttermilk  Russu  Albanian dhallë (same meaning), cf. Romanian zăr, zer below zăr (today zer)  whey  Russu, Olteanu  Cf. Albanian dhallë (sour milk, diluted yogurt). zburda  jump around, prance, frolic  Russu zestre  wedding gift, or wealth  Russu.   Similar to the Bulgarian word зестра (zestra). zgardă  collar  Russu (Alb.)  Cf. Albanian shkardhë zgîria  scratch  Russu (Alb.?)  Altern. etym. Latin *scaberare < scaber (itchy)  zgîrma  scratch (searching for something)  Russu  cf. Romanian scurma above zîmbru, zâmbru  a coniferous tree, Pinus cembra Hasdeu, Vraciu  (zimbru is a different word, meaning bufalo, i.e., Bison bonasus) zîrnă, zârnă  black nightshade (Solanum nigrum)  Hasdeu  Altern. etym.  Old Slavic zrŭno

Referime
 Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu, Etymologicum Magnum Romaniae, 1887-1895
 Ion. I. Russu, Limba traco-dacilor, Editura Ştiinţifică, Bucureşti, 1967
 Ion. I. Russu, Elemente autohtone în limba română, Editura Academiei RSR, Bucureşti, 1970
 Ion. I. Russu, Etnogeneza românilor, Editura Ştiinţifică şi Enciclopedică, Bucureşti, 1981
 Ariton Vraciu, Limba daco-geţilor, Editura Facla, Timişoara, 1980
 Alexandru Ciorănescu, Dicţionarul etimologic român'', Universidad de la Laguna, Tenerife, 1958-1966 (in part available online at DEX online)
 George Pruteanu, "Limba traco-dacilor", transcript of a TV show broadcast March 25 and 26, 1996, on PRO TV; the transcript is followed by a "List of words considered by specialists as most probably belonging to the Dacian language".
 DEX online: a collection of Romanian dictionaries
Albanian <-> English Dictionary 

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