All names for the honey bee "Apis Mellifera" derived from the Wendish word "piknla", that is still used in the same form in modern Slovenian language and means "it stung (me)".
Evolution of the word goes in many directions. The first is when the "k" got softer and changed into "ch". This changed the word "piknla" into "pichnla" and soon lost the sound "n" and got "pichla".
The word "pich(i)la" is also still used in modern Slovenian and has the same meaning as "piknla". Many younger Slavic languages use this softened "piknla" or "pichila" as the name for the honey bee. The word evolved into Serbian word "pćela" as it lost the first "i" and softened the "ch" even more into "soft ch" (soft "ch" is a sound between "tj" and "ch").
The German word "Biene" is nothing but "pikne" that evolved through pikne - pi(k)ne - piine - biine
The English word Bee is a shortened German word Biene. It evolved from biine - biin - bii
The Latin word Apis evolved from "ta pich" (this stings). "Ta pich" is still used in modern Slovenian language and means "this stings".
It is written with "č" instead of "ch" as "ta pič" The evolution went as follows: ta pich - apich - apish - apis.Slovenian language used "pichila" as buchela, bechela, bichela up to one hundred years ago.
But today we use the word "chebela" (čebela). The word "che - be - la" evolved from the word "be - che - la" many thousand years ago.
The name Sibylla evolved from the word chibila. It evolved chibila - tsibila - sibyla.
There is a hard evidence that this animal has very strong connections with Wends and Slovends (Slovenc). The best honey bee is called Apis mellifera carnica and it got its name from Carniola - a part of central Slovenia.
This all proves that modern Slovenian is the language closest to the language that was spoken in Europe long before any other language came around.
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