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| Sumerian words similar to Turkish ones |
According to this website there are three words that cognate with the Turkish ones:
Look at these comparisons:
Sumerian Egir = Turkish kız (<Kir) meaning daughter
Sumerian Ereš = Turkish Er-Eş (EŞ= The partner of ER => (Er means the Man)) still in use. When you want to say in Turkey : This is my wife you would say: bu eşim (bu: this, -im possessive suffix)
Sumerian Erim, Erin, Eren = Turkish Er = the man, Eren = the hero
Similar?
Uzunbacak
https://historum.com/threads/pre-greek-hydronyms.140990/
has sought the pre-Greek toponyms and found many hydronyms with the small word/suffix VrnV (V for vocal). I myself have found in the Book of Isaac Taylor the river ARNO and his could belong to this category.
But slowly. Firstly I give the word the other blogger Midas
He wrote that he found several hydronyms that are probably of Pre-Greek origin.
His list:
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Arna, Andros
Name of a village, rich in springs.
Arna, Laconia
Village and the name of a cave-spring nearby.
Arnaea, Chalkidike
A small town full of water. Not very far away, a Greek brand of bottled water is produced.
Arnissa, Pella
The -ssa ending is a typical in pre-Greek toponyms. Arnissa was and still is a city in the shores of Lake Begoritida, western Makedonia.
Arnitha, Rhodos
A Mycenaean village, surviving until today. There're two springs there, being the second largest watersource of the island.
Aroanios
Small river in Achaea.
Bourina
Name of a spring in Kalymnos
Phalasarna
Ancient harbour town in Crete, rich in water. Excavations have revealed ancient wells and water tanks.
Alassarna, Kos
Name following the same fashion as Phalasarna. Kos is rich in water anyway, so no conclusion can be made, other than the similarity of the two toponyms. Alassa, is also a spring in Andros and a water dam in Cyprus.
Myrina, Lemnos
A small town in Lemnos, rich in ancient remains that were full of wells and that date back to 4000 B.C. Rich in drinking water, even today.
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Aruna is a sea god in Hittite mythology and the Hittite City Arinna mens the Source (German Quelle)
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Arno is a river in Etruria.
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Now I suppose, I figured it out with the help of Isaac Taylor:
The Turkish word ARNA, meaning the water channel or water course could be the etymological explanation. When we accept, the Etruscan are from Anatolia, then it is not a surprise.
do you want to read more?
words with A R N dealing with watercourses
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Uzunbacak Adem
here is the short story:
...Roman province of Lycia, the bishopric of Acarassus was a suffragan of the metropolitan see of Myra,..t is listed in all the Notitiae Episcopatuum from the mid-7th century to about 1300. (wikipedia)
A Lycian town called Acrassus or Akrassos, it was located at the site of today's Elmali in Antalya, Turkey.
When we look at the wiki page of Elmali we see:
And now:
Turkish word for streaming water is simply AKARSU (AK- to flow, SU is simply the water) and the Lycian Town was called Akarassu-s (-s Greek/Roman suffix). AKARSU is very similar to AKARASSU-s, isn't it? Not only in form but also in meaning. (Turkish Akarsu means river, too)
All infos by wiki. All interpretations by me.
How did you find them?
Uzunbacak Adem
There is a Scythian King called in Wikipedia ATHEAS. This is not right.
What we read on the coins s ATAILS (ATAILΣ). It was written as ATAILS but on the 12th of December 2020, a user changed this into Atheas. Why?
I started this change because I asked
"I see there ATAILS and you read it like Atheas? Why?
Bur ATAILS was right!
Look at these coin. There is ATAILS standing, not Atheas.
Further sites with this KING / coins.
http://warfare.ga/Ancient/Skythian-Coin-Atails.htm?i=2
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/scythia/Dragonov_01.jpg
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I asked further the other user. I wrote, there I see ATAILS, definitely. Why does he insist of his failure?
He wrote: When you use Google Image Search you see that the King is called Atheas.
Who is google? It is a human, too, I mean there are humans who are writing there and google shows us,
what we can find. His answer was not ok.
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I wrote that the older version with ATAILS was right, why he changed into a false ATHEAS?
He wrote back: .....Please stop spreading your Turkish POVs! (Points of Views)...The relevant scientific data is referenced....
Now! I understand it like that: We/I have the ultimate version of knowledge and you should accept or die. Now I ask you: should I accept this lie?
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Why is it relevant for me/science/Turks?
ATA-IL-S consist of 2 words and 1 Greek suffix (-S)
ATA means in Turkish The Father/The Chief and IL means Land/City/Kingdom. Both have Turkish etymology and it was the point, why the other German User of Wikipedia did not want to discuss anymore. That's it.
Uzunbacak Adem
Chronology of the discussion:
the last notice about this issue!
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UPDATE 24.12.2022
There is a new coin that I haven't seen before. The name of the ATAILS is ATAIL on it. The original name without being Greekized.
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| Pic source: google! |
Uzunbacak Adem
Toluy'u (Eski Türkçe deniz) iyi bilen bir halktan gelen, Özer'in kızı Ayana Ebe ve kocası Ayhan'dan olma Kızık, maceracı Argonotları evine davet etti, ertesi gün de misafirlerinden Koroğlu tarafından yanlışlıkla öldürüldü. Bu kadar. Başka bilgimiz yok.
Uzunbacak Adem
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Kaynak/Source: Wikipedia
Dal yaprak saklamış seni
I have compared
1st one is the Cypro-Minoan Syllabary with signs that are ca. 3000 years old
2nd one is the Turkish Alphabet with Runes from Central Asia that we found on Orhun Stones (1300 years old).
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Look at the pic!
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The Turkish Runes with a yellow mark are the ones having the same sound value and similar to CyproMinoan signs.
The Turkish Runes on the right side of the boxes are the ones that could be similar (with imagination)
The Turkish Runes on the left side of the boxes are the similar ones having an other sound value!
Compare yourself!
Uzunbacak Adem
wiki source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypro-Minoan_syllabary
Hello,
I think I can compare them!
Look at these:
Scarabs from Ancient Egypt
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Shaman Drums from Middle Asia/Eurasia/Finnish-Sami drums
Both sides are similar to each other!
Chaotic pics but you can see the similarity maybe better!
Last word: we don't know why the scarabs are divine. Nobody knows it.
Maybe my blog is the answer.
Uzunbacak Adem
pics: wiki
Hello,
here is Eris.
Eris is a limping, ugly and a small woman!
I have a proposal for the etymology: Erez is a Turkish word containing er (the man) and erez/eres could mean a woman who behaves like a man. There are other Turkish words like erselik/erselek: hermaphrodite, maybe a nympho, ersek: a man-woman (boyish, German burschikos), ersinmek: showing himself/herself like a brave man...all with the Turkish root er: man
ersek with the meaning nympho could be the key to our explanation. A nympho could be an ugly woman who has no big chances by the men.That is why she is frustrated and hates the beautiful and the men/mankind.
Maybe!
Uzunbacak Adem
pic: wikipedia.de
Arabic Tark ترك
Latin Targum/Tergus/Tergo
Turkish Terki/Terke
Arabic, Latin and Turkish belong to 3 different language families.
But there many nice and startling similarities.
Look at these below:
Arabic tark means to leave, to depart. Modern Turkish word terk etmek is a direct borrowing from Arabic, meaning to leave, to leave behind, to go away
Latin Tergum/Tergus/Tergo meaning very similar. rear, to flee, to run away, the rear part of the body, in the rear
Modern Turkish Terke/Terki meaning the rear, the rear part of the horse derived from the Old Turkish verb der-/ter- meaning to get together, make something to go or make something to leave, (bereit machen)
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A nice coincidence anyway!
Uzunbacak Adem
According to Wikipedia:
Caratacus (Brythonic *Caratācos, Middle Welsh Caratawc; Welsh Caradog; Breton Karadeg; Greek Καράτακος; variants Latin Caractacus, Greek Καρτάκης) was a 1st-century AD British chieftain of the Catuvellauni tribe, who resisted the Roman conquest of Britain.
A war lord who resisted the Roman Army, not without success. He belongs to the "Catuvellaunian" Tribe.
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But who was he?
His Father?
His Grandfather?
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As I saw the names of these men, I thought of the Turkish Names (I ignore Roman/Greek -S or -US or -OS):
Caratacus: Karataku=> Black Bird / Black Chicken
Cunobelinus: Günbelen/Günebelen=> Bright Mountain or Bright Ford (Belen , Turkish word for a place where you can pass a mountain)
Tasciovanus: Taşkovan => He who carves Stones
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As we see above we can explain these names with Turkish words.
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Source and Pics: Wikipedia
Uzunbacak Adem
* Pliny writes about some tribal names near Lake Mieotis. The interesting ones for me are: Sauromatæ Gynæcocratumeni (the husbands of the ...
