To what languages these names sound to you?

[Empecinado]

Abargitibasar
Abartiaigis
Abartanban.
Aibekeres
Aiunesker
Alorildui
Alostibas
Andobales
Antorbanen
Aretaunin
Argisabam
Argitibasar
Argitiker
Armitalsko
Atabels
Atinbelaur
Baboroten

Bagarok,
Bailar,
Baisebilos,
Baisetas,
Baitesir
Balacertar
Balcaldur,
Balceadin,
Balcebe,
Balceskar,
Balciadin,
Balcibilos,
Balkar,
Banitebar,
Basibalkar,
Basirtir
Baspedas,
Bastartine,
Bastogaunin,
Bedule,
Belaiska,
Belasbaiser,
Belasbaisereban
Bilakeaiunatinen,
Bileseton,
Bodilkas,

Caikonbe,
Canine,
Culcas
Chadar

Daleninar
Edereta
Eikebor
Elandus,
Enasagin,
Enneges
Ertebas
Estopeles
Etesike
Eterindu

Galduriaunin
Ganikbos
Garokan
Geseladin
Gurtarno

Iariber
Iceatin
Ieorbeles
Ieortas,
Ikomkei,
Ildutas,
Illurtibas,
Iltiradin,
Iltubeles,
Iltunesker,
Ilturatin,
Ilturbeles,
Irariber
Isbataris
Iscer,
Isceradin,
Iscerbeles,
Istolacio,

Jadar

Lagunas
Likinete
Luspanar,
Luspangibas,

Nabarsosin,
Nalbeaden,
Neitin,
Neitinbeles
Nerseadin,
Nesile,
Nisunin,


Ordenas
Ordumeles,
Orison
Orkeiabar,
Orkeikealur,
Orsua,
Otigirteker,
Ortintumbar,
Otorkeiltir,


Sakarbik
Seihar
Sergeton
Sicedunin,
Sicounin,
Sinebetin
Situbolai,
Sosian
Sosimilo
Sosimilus
Sosinaden
Sortarban,


Talskubilos
Tarsinno
Tartikeles
Tautindals,
Teibobores,
Tibaste
Tillego
Torsino,
Touto
Turaeio,
Turibas
Turino,

[KrashNick]

I think it is Lithuanian.

[riverman]

Those aren't Spanish? Some may be Basque

[riverman]

Some look Armenian

[Roy]

Basque?
Some of them look Scandinavian or Lithuanian, few Middle Eastern.

[Empecinado]

Any review more?

[Smaug]

Some look Greek or Lithuanian, others look Middle Eastern.

[Permafrost]

Sounds celtic to me

[RandoBloom]

Abargitibasar
Abartiaigis
Abartanban.
Aibekeres
Aiunesker
Alorildui
Alostibas
Andobales
Antorbanen
Aretaunin
Argisabam
Argitibasar
Argitiker
Armitalsko
Atabels
Atinbelaur
Baboroten

Bagarok,
Bailar,
Baisebilos,
Baisetas,
Baitesir
Balacertar
Balcaldur,
Balceadin,
Balcebe,
Balceskar,
Balciadin,
Balcibilos,
Balkar,
Banitebar,
Basibalkar,
Basirtir
Baspedas,
Bastartine,
Bastogaunin,
Bedule,
Belaiska,
Belasbaiser,
Belasbaisereban
Bilakeaiunatinen,
Bileseton,
Bodilkas,

Caikonbe,
Canine,
Culcas
Chadar

Daleninar
Edereta
Eikebor
Elandus,
Enasagin,
Enneges
Ertebas
Estopeles
Etesike
Eterindu

Galduriaunin
Ganikbos
Garokan
Geseladin
Gurtarno

Iariber
Iceatin
Ieorbeles
Ieortas,
Ikomkei,
Ildutas,
Illurtibas,
Iltiradin,
Iltubeles,
Iltunesker,
Ilturatin,
Ilturbeles,
Irariber
Isbataris
Iscer,
Isceradin,
Iscerbeles,
Istolacio,

Jadar

Lagunas
Likinete
Luspanar,
Luspangibas,

Nabarsosin,
Nalbeaden,
Neitin,
Neitinbeles
Nerseadin,
Nesile,
Nisunin,


Ordenas
Ordumeles,
Orison
Orkeiabar,
Orkeikealur,
Orsua,
Otigirteker,
Ortintumbar,
Otorkeiltir,


Sakarbik
Seihar
Sergeton
Sicedunin,
Sicounin,
Sinebetin
Situbolai,
Sosian
Sosimilo
Sosimilus
Sosinaden
Sortarban,


Talskubilos
Tarsinno
Tartikeles
Tautindals,
Teibobores,
Tibaste
Tillego
Torsino,
Touto
Turaeio,
Turibas
Turino,


First group seems Carthaginian

[Comte Arnau]

Old Valencian :laugh:

[Empecinado]

Thanks y'all for answers, the names are from old Iberian language (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iberian_language), a pre-Indoeuropean language still impossible to decipher and related to Basque.

[Musso]

Baltic maybe...

[morski]

Orcish.

[Hercus Monte]

Abartiaigis.
Alorildui
Alostibas
Baisetas,
Baspedas,
Belaiska,
Bodilkas,
Culcas
Edereta
Elandus,
Ertebas
Etesike
Ieortas,
Ildutas,
Illurtibas,
Isbataris
Lagunas
Likinete
Luspangibas,
Nesile,
Ordenas
Orsua,
Situbolai,
Talskubilos
Tibaste
Turibas
these few could pass as pseudo-lithuanian

[Hadouken]

skyrim

[Pure ja]

Aibe+keres
Areta+unin
Argi+sabam
Argi+tibasar
Argi+tiker
Armi+talsko
Baisetas = Pais(t)etas
Balceadin =? Valkeaten
Caikonbe = kaikon+be

Edereta
Elandus,
Ena+sagin,
Enneges
Esto+peles
Etesike
Ete+rindu

Ildutas,
Iltunesker,
Ilturatin,

Lagunas
Likinete

Nabar+sosin,
Neitin,
Nisunin,

Ordu+meles,
Orkei+kealur,
Orsua,

Sakarbik
Sergeton = sirgeton
Sico+unin,
Situb+olai,
Sosian
Sosinaden

Tarsinno
Tartikeles
Tautindals,
Teibo+bores,
Tibaste
Torsino = tõrsino
Touto


Pseudo-estonian and pseudo-baltic-finnic variants.

[Cail]

Many look like they could be ancient Mesopotamian actually, like Assyrian or Babylonian or Sumerian.

I find the Lithuanian resemblance very weak, though there are few exceptions.

[Permafrost]

Pseudo-estonian and pseudo-baltic-finnic variants.

Always knew Estonians were the ancestors of humankind.

[Pure ja]

Always knew Estonians were the ancestors of humankind.

It's a given :)