Mortimer
09-07-2024, 03:47 AM
Do you think any of the jewish populations or "Spaniard and Sicilian" is a legit jewish connection for example to sephardi jews? How do you explain the spaniard and italian matches?
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We have studied 548 populations worldwide
Scientists processed the genomes of several thousand people and described ethnic groups in the language of nucleotides. We have created an algorithm that shows how similar your genome is to the genome of representatives of different nations.
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All explored
Western Slavs and Balkan peoples (33 region)
Scientific data
58%
Gypsies
Places of residence: Poland, Bulgaria, Northern Macedonia, Italy, Albania… More
found in you
Balkan peoples
Places of residence: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Montenegro, Serbia… More
found in you
Bosniaks
South Slavs living in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosniaks have been practicing Islam since the 15th century, after the Ottoman Empire conquered medieval Bosnia, a major trade and craft center. Subsequently, the Bosnian feudal lords opposed the ongoing Turkish reforms, defending their independence, and Turkey separated Herzegovina from Bosnia.
Croats
The South Slavic people who make up the main population of Croatia.
The national monetary unit of Croatia is the kuna: during the Middle Ages, Croats used marten skins as currency.
In addition, Croats are trendsetters on ties, and Croatian lace is included in the UNESCO Intangible Heritage List.
Also in Croatia, a breed of Dalmatian dogs was bred in the Dalmatia region.
Hungarians
Finno-Ugric people living mainly in Hungary. Their number reaches about 14 million people.
The main occupations of this people were agriculture, as well as winemaking (mainly in the Tokai hills).
Traditional Hungarian cuisine is famous for dishes with paprika (red sweet pepper): goulash, paprikash, lecho.
Montenegrins
The South Slavic people inhabiting Montenegro. Their number reaches 433 thousand people.
Elements of traditional Montenegrin clothing were a string (plaid), leather bast shoes (opanki) and a cap.
In ancient times, this people had the custom of raising and appointing their daughter as a son ("virgin") if a man was not born in the family as a continuation of the family.
Serbs
South Slavic people living in Serbia. Their number reaches 10 million people.
In traditional Serbian cuisine, an important place is occupied by kaymak cheese and rakia, served in special glasses — chokanchichi. In addition, Serbs attach great importance to coffee (Serb. kafa). All the peculiarities of Serbian culture are intertwined in the kafana (cafe-tavern).
Serbs have two concepts: inat (stubbornness, principiality, doing something contrary, having fun) and merak (the ability to relax and enjoy simple things).
Slovenes
The South Slavic people inhabiting Slovenia. Their number reaches 2.5 million people.
The term Slovenia ("Slovene") comes from "Slavs", which means "land of the Slovenes".
The traditional cuisine of this people includes dishes such as potitsa (roll, pastries for welcoming guests), Idrian zhlikrofi (dumplings with potatoes and bacon) and Kranj sausage. Slovenes also produce Bovec sheep cheese and pumpkin butter.
Indians (9 regions)
8%
Indian Jews
found in you
Bengalis
found in you
Malayali
found in you
Tamils
found in you
Telugu
found in you
Kannara
found in you
Spaniards and Italians (8 regions)
13%
Southern Italians and Sicilians
found in you
Basques
found in you
Spaniards
found in you
Toscans and Northern Italians
Toscans or Northern Italians
found in you
Sardinians
found in you
The peoples of the South Caucasus, Iran and Turkey (29 regions)
21%
Abkhazians and Georgians
Abkhazians, Georgians, Mingrels
found in you
Armenians
Armenians, Amshenets
found in you
Azerbaijanis, Persians and Turks
Azerbaijanis, Iranians, Turks
found in you
Iraqi Jews
found in you
Persian Jews
found in you
Georgian Jews
found in you
Mountain Jews
found in you
The test is free if you upload your raw data. https://my.genotek.eu/ancestry/ethnicity/ethnic
We have studied 548 populations worldwide
Scientists processed the genomes of several thousand people and described ethnic groups in the language of nucleotides. We have created an algorithm that shows how similar your genome is to the genome of representatives of different nations.
Found at you
All explored
Western Slavs and Balkan peoples (33 region)
Scientific data
58%
Gypsies
Places of residence: Poland, Bulgaria, Northern Macedonia, Italy, Albania… More
found in you
Balkan peoples
Places of residence: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Montenegro, Serbia… More
found in you
Bosniaks
South Slavs living in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosniaks have been practicing Islam since the 15th century, after the Ottoman Empire conquered medieval Bosnia, a major trade and craft center. Subsequently, the Bosnian feudal lords opposed the ongoing Turkish reforms, defending their independence, and Turkey separated Herzegovina from Bosnia.
Croats
The South Slavic people who make up the main population of Croatia.
The national monetary unit of Croatia is the kuna: during the Middle Ages, Croats used marten skins as currency.
In addition, Croats are trendsetters on ties, and Croatian lace is included in the UNESCO Intangible Heritage List.
Also in Croatia, a breed of Dalmatian dogs was bred in the Dalmatia region.
Hungarians
Finno-Ugric people living mainly in Hungary. Their number reaches about 14 million people.
The main occupations of this people were agriculture, as well as winemaking (mainly in the Tokai hills).
Traditional Hungarian cuisine is famous for dishes with paprika (red sweet pepper): goulash, paprikash, lecho.
Montenegrins
The South Slavic people inhabiting Montenegro. Their number reaches 433 thousand people.
Elements of traditional Montenegrin clothing were a string (plaid), leather bast shoes (opanki) and a cap.
In ancient times, this people had the custom of raising and appointing their daughter as a son ("virgin") if a man was not born in the family as a continuation of the family.
Serbs
South Slavic people living in Serbia. Their number reaches 10 million people.
In traditional Serbian cuisine, an important place is occupied by kaymak cheese and rakia, served in special glasses — chokanchichi. In addition, Serbs attach great importance to coffee (Serb. kafa). All the peculiarities of Serbian culture are intertwined in the kafana (cafe-tavern).
Serbs have two concepts: inat (stubbornness, principiality, doing something contrary, having fun) and merak (the ability to relax and enjoy simple things).
Slovenes
The South Slavic people inhabiting Slovenia. Their number reaches 2.5 million people.
The term Slovenia ("Slovene") comes from "Slavs", which means "land of the Slovenes".
The traditional cuisine of this people includes dishes such as potitsa (roll, pastries for welcoming guests), Idrian zhlikrofi (dumplings with potatoes and bacon) and Kranj sausage. Slovenes also produce Bovec sheep cheese and pumpkin butter.
Indians (9 regions)
8%
Indian Jews
found in you
Bengalis
found in you
Malayali
found in you
Tamils
found in you
Telugu
found in you
Kannara
found in you
Spaniards and Italians (8 regions)
13%
Southern Italians and Sicilians
found in you
Basques
found in you
Spaniards
found in you
Toscans and Northern Italians
Toscans or Northern Italians
found in you
Sardinians
found in you
The peoples of the South Caucasus, Iran and Turkey (29 regions)
21%
Abkhazians and Georgians
Abkhazians, Georgians, Mingrels
found in you
Armenians
Armenians, Amshenets
found in you
Azerbaijanis, Persians and Turks
Azerbaijanis, Iranians, Turks
found in you
Iraqi Jews
found in you
Persian Jews
found in you
Georgian Jews
found in you
Mountain Jews
found in you