Saturday, January 30, 2021

Sumerian-Turkish-word-comparison-II

 Hello,


this time I have visited the website


https://www.sumerian.org/sumerian.pdf



Sumerian Dictionary - my source for this comparison



and there are 70 pages of -simple- (not compound) words and these are compared with Turkish ones by me:

Here you can see:


Sumerian

Meaning

Turkish 

Meaning

Other Info

e

house

eb/ev/üy

house

Greek oikos: house

a, e

denotes movement towards or in favor of a person

a, e

toward a thing, a place, a person like: ev-e: Toward house, on-a: to him


u

to sleep

u

to sleep

Modern Turkish: uyu-

u

strong, powerful

u-

ability to do sth.


ub

hole, pitfall

ub-ruk

German Tal, Grube


ug

to die

uc-/uç-

to die

uç-: to fly

uh/ah

venom

au

Venom

Modern Turkish ağu:venom

ul

star

yultuz

star

Modern Turkish: yıldız

ul-

to glitter, to shine

yal-

to glitter, to shine

Modern Turkish alev: flame

ul(adj)

romote, distant

ulak/ulag

postman, massenger

Eng Lackey/German Lakai (probable Turkish etymo)

an

sky, the God AN

an-

to remember or German erwähnen 

ang-: to capacity of understanding

an (prep.)

in front

ön (prep.)

in front


en

time, until

an

time

Modern Turkish: ana kadar: until

3

üç

3


to die

uç- 

to die

Ancient Turkish verb uç- meant to die

ia

oil, fat

yağ

oil, fat

Ancient Turkish yayık: churn 

ma

to bind

ba-

to bind

Modern Turkish bağ-: to bind

me, mi

possessive suffix our

-m

possessive Suffix our/my

beni-m, bizi-m

ne

this (one), that (one)

ne

which (one)


ni, na

he, she, that one

onu 

acc. this one/that one, he, she, it


ri

far

ırak

far


ta, da

noun suffix with locative deixies

ta, da

locative suffix (ev-de: at home, uçak-ta: in aeroplane)


te, de

to meet, to attack

teg/teg

to meet, to attack

Modern Turkish değ-: to touch

za

you (singular)

sen/sana

you/to you


aba, ab

lake, see

ab-

to spout (water)


ada

father

ata

father

ATATÜRK

anga, ang

to measure

ong-

10

ongluk: consisting of 10 units

ama

mother, woman’s quarters

am

vagina

am- (v) to love, amore

eme

tongue

em-

to suck, to suckle

em: medicine

umu, um

old woman, nurse, wise or skillful teacher

umay

utero, womb, placenta, afterbirth, a female name

UMAY: Old Turkish female deity of fertility whose function was to look after women and children - COMPARE Sanskrit UMA

uru

city

ur- 

to hit

acc. to Kazim Mirsan, ur- is related to cuneiform  writing, because you must hit the reed on the clay; uruğ: family, lineage, children; üre- to get more, to have more children

uru

to plow

ar-/yar-

to plow, to make deeper

arık: where you plowed (deeper line on a field)

uru

stanchion, support

tire-

stanchion, support

direk: mast; terek: kavak (tree):

usu

skill, strength

us

power of understanding; 

us: intellect, intelligence

ušu

30=uš (3) + u (10)

üç(3)-on(10)

30

there is no word like üçon in Turkish, but mathematically 3 times 10 is üçon

gud, gur

domestic ox, bull

öküz

ox, bull

ökör: Hungarian word for bull/ox, derived from Turkish

kad

to tie, bind together

kat->katla-

kat: fold / to fold


kur

to breach

kur->kuru

dry - a dry surface

kır- > kaz- :  to dig?

sud, su

to sip, to sprinkle, to sink, to drawn

su?

su: water


tu, du

to give birth, to bear

toğ-/tuğ-

to rise (like a child that is born or like a sun)

toğur-/tuğur-: to bear, to give birth

dag

resting place, dwelling, chamber

oda

chamber, room, 

from ot- meaning fire, oda=a place where you find a fire 

kug, ku

silver

kümüš

silver

kü- : to hide, kün: the day

sag, sa

good fortune; to make good

sağ

healthy, good, living, sturdy, 

sa-/say-: .to respekt, 

sig, si

to chop down (trees), to strike

sığ-

to make smaller to fit, to cut; to kill


sig

narrow, small

sığ 

not deep, short


sig

brick, brickwork, wall

sıva-?

to plaster, to parget


šeg

snow, ice

çiğ

to get wet; dew


zig

wall, partition

çig

fence, border


šeg

rain

sige-

to piss

çiğ: to get wet, dew

tak, tag

to touch, to strike

dokı-/tokı

to strike, to touch


gim, kim

as, like

gimi, kimi 

as like


geme

working woman, slave girl

kuma

second wife

kongçuy: lover girl, princess

kum

mortar

kum

sand

Asian deserts: Karakum, Kizilkum

men 

I, myself

men

I

Modern Turkish: ben

tin

life, to live, to be healthy

tin, tın

soul, breath


kur

mountain

kır

mountain


ngiš

tree

ağaç

tree


ngiš

man

kişi

man, somebody


šeš

to be dense

şiş-

to get more, to swell up, to balloon


barag

dwelling

bark

dwelling


dingir

deity

tengri

deity


egir

princess

kir/kiz

daughter


ereš

queen, lady

er-eši

the partner of him


eren

soldier, troops

eren

soldiers


izkim

sign, signal, 

iz: sign, track mark

ezik: bruised, (German gequetscht)

58

kisim 

spoiled milk

kesik (milk)

spoiled milk


murgu

shoulders, 

omur: skeleton

omuz: shoulder


šikin

a jar for body oil

çıg-

to pack, to bind

Modern Turkish çıkın: package, pack

serim

part of the loom

ser-:  to show, to present

sergi: loom

sergi: rug/kelim?

ugunu

ruler; application

uy- to follow, uygun: fit, fitting, 

Uygur: a paople who followed a great king

other possibility: ög: mother; ON THE OTHER SIDE öge/ögä means an old man, a wise man, a  VICE (ruler/president).-etc. 

ugun, ugu

progenitor

ön

front, initiative


ugun,ugu

to beget, bear

ög: mother

öng/ög: breast, front


intelligence

us

inteligence 


unug

cheek 

yangak

cheek

Modern Turkish yanak: cheek

uru

relatives, kin

uruğ/urug: 

relatives, Familie, clan, kin

Yakut Turkish uruu:family, kin

zalag, zal

brightness, light, bright

ya-/yal- ?

to burn, to be bright

yalan/yalin: flame




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