Saturday, July 27, 2019

Latin-Dilector-versus-Turkish-Dilek-eder

Hallo, 

heute direkt aus dem Twitter in den Blog:
Hierunter seht ihr ein tweet von #Ancient History Encyclopedia und meine Reaktion darauf.

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Hello,

Today directly from Twitter into my Blog:
Here you see a tweet of #Ancient History Encyclopedia and my reaction to it.

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Kolay gelsin, 

bugün Twitter'den hemen benim bloğa aktardım aşağıdaki twiti:
#Ancient History Encyclopedia'nın twitine yanıtım aşağıdaki gibi oldu.




Dilector, dilek-eder, dilek, dil, duacı


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Und NOCH EIN GEDANKE:

Hat die Nachsilbe -tor, -ter hat eventuell mit "eder"? (Turkisher Nomen aus dem Verb ed-, et- = machen, tuen mit der Bedeutung: der machende; der, der macht; der tuende; der, der tut). Dilector = Dilek-eder?

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And A FURTHER THOUGHT:

Does suffix -tor, -ter have to do with "eder"? (Turkish noun from the verb ed-, et- (to do, to make) with the meaning: he, who does; he, who makes? Dilector = Dilek-eder?

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Bir düşüncemi daha söyleyeyim: 

Latince'deki -tor, -ter eki, Türkçemizdeki "eder" kelimesine ne kadar benzer! Twitteki Dilector, pekala Dilek-eder olabilir. Sence?


Uzunbacak Adem

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