Ambivareti
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They are attested as Ambivareti by Caesar (mid-1st c. BC).[1][2]
According to Xavier Delamarre, the ethnic name Ambivareti is derived from the Gaulish root uer- ('river'), which is also attested as uar- in place and river names.[3]
Helmut Birkhan suggested that the similarity in name with the Ambivariti, located west of the Meuse in modern Belgium, could point to a common origin prior to subsequent migrations.[4]