Mit diesem Wort hat es angefangen.
Ululare. Ich weiß nicht, wo ich dieses gelesen habe, aber im Latein heißt dieses Wort heulen, englisch howl und türkisch ulu-mak (-mak macht aus dem Verb Infinitiv).
Ein lateinisches Wort gleich mit einem türkischen?
Wie kann es sein?
Da habe ich mich entschieden weiter zu forschen.
Bu kelimeyle hersey başladı.
Ululare. Nerde okuduğumu tam olarak bilmediğim bu kelime latince, almancasi heulen, ingilizcesi howl, türkcesi ulu-mak.
Bir latince kelime türkcedeki bir kelimeyle ayni mi?
Nasil olabilir?
Iste o an kararimi verdim, arastiracaktim.
It began with this word.
Ululare. I don't know anymore, where I saw it. It is a latin word meaning to howl in English, heulen in German und ulu-mak in Turkish.
It is same in Turkish and Latin!
How can it be same?
At this moment i have decided to go further!
Uzunbacak Adem
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