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But where did the -ci- come from?
How about from "cis" meaning "on this side" - e.g. "cis Taurum", "cis Alpes"? Which is apparently related to a Sanskrit stem "ki".
On the subject of "ki" - here's more Nostraticist fodder: ki means "who" in Hungarian and French. Coincidence? Probably.
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