Friday, December 6, 2019

PIE-getto-versus-Turkish-göt

Hello and a good friday,

today I want to write about ass; Turkish göt.

I take a look at the book on my desk. It is "the comparative dictionary of Indogerman languages - Word-hoard of Celtic section," by August Fick, 1894.


We see the word getto (no! not ghetto) meaning back, bottom, coccyx, ass; Arsch, Steiss.



Old Irish gett, Old Celtic getto, Irish gead (haunch), all meaning the same -> bottom!

And now the Turkish word GÖT!
Göt means bottom, ass, back, Arsch, Hintern, too!
Göt derived from Ancient Turkish köt (another version -kıç-) for back, ridge and ass. 

Similar? Same? 

I think, the Turks and the Indo-Europeans were longer neighbors than we accept.

Uzunbacak Adem

Vénus de Lespugue




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