This article lists Albanian pagan and illyrian names

Bardheci, Bardhoki, Basha, Bashota, Batusha, Bat, Beta, Biba, Bica, Bobi, Boci, Boli, Duli, Tuli, Jeruni, Fet, Gabeti, Gani, Grimsi, Ibisi, Jata, Yeti, Katseli, Katsoli, Kala, Kasi, Marashi, Mirashi, Martokri, Meli, Mema, Mnema, Mesh, Mekshi, Meta, Mic, Miceli, Mizani, Muca, Muli, Mura, Sila, Shabani, Shisheri, Speni, Spendi, Shiti, Shitani, Tali, Talchuku, Topuzi, Tuci, Tuli, Turku, Uci, Buca, Buda, Cubi, Cuci, Cuni, Chok, Chuku, Daka, Dashi, Desku, Dini, Djeloshi, Deta, Djota, Dochi, Doshi, Dushi, Kechi, Kechani, Koci, Kojeli, Mousaki, Muesli, Nuča, Kuka, Kukeli, Kuklija, Pepa, Kurti, Lani, Loni, Lasan, Laska, Lup, Majduni, Madjoni, Madjuk, Makcu, Makshi, Mali, Malezi, Malot, Mani, Pera, Petali, Pizaku, Plani, Plumi, Pogu, Uika, Ukshini, Ula, Vata, Vagoša, Vocer, Voci, Voka, Voli, Zaja, Zama, Zanga, Zeka, Rabani, Rebani, Zogu, Spata, Zoli, Staka.

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Glasnik Zemaljskog muzeja u Sarajevu. Sarajevo: Zemaljski muzej u Sarajevu.https://www.google.se/books/edition/Glasnik_Zemaljskog_muzeja_u_Sarajevu/FFMxAQAAMAAJhl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%83%D1%82%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE&pg=PA362&printsec=frontcover. Page 362 (and surrounding pages) in the volume discussing “Arnautsko” (Albanian) topics.