Post Series: Hydrotoponymy

This is a series of posts on toponyms, hydronyms and anthroponyms (oldest first, most recent last):

European hydrotoponymy (I): Old European substrate and its relative chronology

European hydrotoponymy (II): Basques and Iberians after Lusitanians and “Ligurians”

European hydrotoponymy (III): from Old European to Palaeo-Germanic and the Nordwestblock

European hydrotoponymy (IV): tug of war between Balto-Slavic and West Uralic

European hydrotoponymy (V): Etruscans and Rhaetians after Italic peoples

European hydrotoponymy (VI): the British Isles and non-Indo-Europeans

European hydrotoponymy (VII): Celtic From the West or the East?

European hydrotoponymy (VIII): Meshchera, a Permian wedge between Volga Finns?

Proto-Hungarian Homeland: East and West of the Urals?