Talk:Tamfana

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Very nice job; what you've put down looks well-referenced. It was quite informative for me: I didn't know anything about this figure until I read this article. I must admit that I'm probably not the best person to review it, though (thanks for asking me); lesser-known Western folklore isn't my specialty. --Phatius McBluff 18:08, 12 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

pine trees

The German word for pine tree clearly began with a /d/ in Tacitus' time. I don't see how even the most convoluted path of etymology could get these two words to be related. While we have two scholarly sources writing about it, does it really even deserve mentioning? It's not clear that the first source is even talking about pine trees, anyway. —Soap— 11:05, 29 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]