Gjuha ilire: Dallime mes rishikimesh

Vetem pak fjale te ilirishtes jane cituar nga burimet klasike nga ato romane apo greke, dhe nga keto vetem kater jane identifikuar me etnniminetnonimin ''Illyrii'' ose ''Illurioí''; te tjerat duhet te identifikohen terthorazi:

===IllyrianAntroponimet anthroponymsilire===

The following [[anthroponymsAntroponim]] deriveet e meposhtme vijne fromnga Illyrianilirishtja or are not yet connected with another language unless noted, such as the Delmatae names of [[Liburnian language|Liburnian]] origin. Alföldy identified five principal onomastic provinces within the Illyrian area: 1) the "real" Illyrians south of the river [[Neretva]] in [[Dalmatia]] and extending south to [[Epirus (region)|Epirus]]; 2) the [[Delmatae]], who occupied the middle Adriatic coast between the "real Illyrians" to the south and the [[Liburni]] to the north; 3) the [[Liburni]], a branch of [[Venetic language|Venetic]] in the northeast Adriatic; 4) the [[Iapodes]], who dwelt north of the Delmatae and behind (inland from) the coastal Liburnians; 5) the [[Pannoni]]ans in the northern lands, and in Bosnia, northern Montenegro and Western Serbia. [[Radoslav Katičić|Katičić]] (1964) does not recognize a separate Pannonian onomastic area, and includes the Pannoni with the Delmatae. Below, names from four of Alföldy's five onomastic areas are listed, [[Liburnian language|Liburnian]] excluded, having been identified as being akin to [[Venetic language|Venetic]]. A [[Dardania]]n area is also detailed. <ref>Wilkes (1992): "Thus it seems generally agreed that the name of the Illyrian queen Teuta of the third century BC derives from ''teutana'', which means `queen'." (p. 72)</ref><ref>Wilkes (1992): "The names Daza, Dasius and Dazomenus have been connected with Das- menus in Pannonia and Dazos in southern Italy. The meaning of these plausible correspondences is hard to determine: neither the internal links between the three principal Illyrian onomastic provinces nor those between ..." (p. 71)