Alman Futbol Lig‘inde, ‘Ayın Golü’ #tordesmonats çok önemlidir ve 50 yıllık tarihe sahiptir.
Eylül 2009’da Ayın Golü olarak seçilen Münih Türkgücü’nün kalecisi Hillringhaus’un golü ise özeldir, çünkü bir kaleci tarafından atılan ilk Ayın Golü’dür!Today many word from Twitter, from the persons I follow:
Hittite word of the day nakappi-, negappi-, nikappi- (c.), a kind of bowl, ace. sg. DUG-na-kap-piin Hittite Etymological Dictionary
Turkish kap (m): pouch, sack, bag
kap-(v): to shut, to hit, to catch, to close These Turkish words would be interesting in this context!
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Hittite word of the day u̯ēlku- (n.) ‘grass, vegetation’ ( Etymological Dictionary of the Hittite Inherited Lexicon )
Turkish ILGIN/YILGIN a kind of plant of Mediterranean Region, no culture plant. English: Tamarix. ILGIN: A town in Konya/Turkiye
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Hittite word of the day aiš / išš- "mouth" ( Etymological Dictionary of the Hittite Inherited Lexicon )
Hittite word aiš / išš- "mouth" Turkish ağız: (mouth) Latin OS= mouth Sagay / Tuvan Turkish: aas Uzbek: oğiz (read it like English owis) Kyrgyz: ooz
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The name "Caria"is referred to as Karuwa (steep land) in Luwian, as Kares/Karkoi in ancient Hellenic texts, as Karkusa/Karkisa/Karakisa in Hittite texts, as Karka in the Persian records and as Keres/Geres in Egyptian hieroglyphic inscriptions
Ancient Turkish KIR cognates with this word. KIR (Read It like KR) means a steppe, open range; a higher hill, too
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PIE root of the day: PIE √ur- √uor- √uer- (vb.) ‘angreifen, fassen, nehmen, finden’ (IEW. 1160), see OIr. ro·fūar- (pret.) ‘invēnī’, Hitt. ḫantei·ura- (vb.) ‘herausfinden’:
Ancient
ur- (modern
vur): schlagen, fassen, to hit, schnell berühren Hurra,
Hurrah, a War cry, probably from hurren ‚sich schnell bewegen‘, like hurtig or
hurry. Both could have
Mongolian or
origin. Urra form ur- meaning to hit!
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PIE root of the day: PIE √ur- √uor- √uer- (a.) ‘hervorstehend, weit, groß’ (IEW 1151, 1167), see e.g. CLu. ura- (a.) ‘groß’, RV. vrādha- (pr.M.) ‘groß, stark, gewaltig sein’
ur, ura: Tumor Baskurtistan dialect oro=Tumor
root ür/ (uer) means to get more, to swell up, to fertilize, Uygur dislect: uri: the son, the young,
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PIE root of the day: PIE √ul- √uol- √uel- (sb.) ‘Geburt, Rang’ (IEW 842-843), see e.g. Hitt. ana·u̯ali- (a.) ‘gleichrangig, ebenbürtig’, Arm. ul- (sb.) ‘young of a goat/deer’: pielexicon.hum.helsinki.fi/?alpha=14.1
Turkish oğul-cuk: uterus, womb oğ- is a root dealing with birth, many words with that indicating birth/born. oğul: Children, the geborenen oğ: read it like ou oğul: read it like oul Turkish oğlak: young of a goat.
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PIE root of the day: PIE √uois- √ueis- √uis- (vb.) ‘gedeihen, grünen, sich (ver)mehren’ (sb.) ‘Baum, Sproß, Frucht’ (IEW 1133), see e.g. Lith. vaĩsiu- (m.) ‘Frucht, Ergebnis, Resultat’, Lat. uir·eo- (pr.2.) ‘grün sein, grünen’:
Turkish Yeşil : green From Old Turkish yaş: Feucht, young (tree, Sprossen), fresh, vegetable...
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PIE root of the day: PIE √uɑh- (vb.) ‘brennen’ (IEW –), see LAv. fra·vā- (pr.) ‘hervorscheinen, leuchten’, Hitt. u̯āḫ·nu- (pr.) ‘brennen’:
root ya- has exactly to do with light, fire. Words like yan-, yak-: brennen, Yarun: morning, tomorrow, (like in
‚Morgen ä’ for both meanigs) when it is bright again, Yalim: flame
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PIE root of the day: PIE √sɑh- √osɑh- √esɑh- (sb.) ‘Herr, Verwalter, Meister’, √sosɑh- √sesɑh- (vb.) ‘anordnen, herrschen, bestimmen’ (IEW 342 [diff.]), see e.g. OHitt. ešḫa- (c.) ‘EN: Herr: lord’, Lat. ero- (m.) ‘Herr’:
* Pliny writes about some tribal names near Lake Mieotis. The interesting ones for me are: Sauromatæ Gynæcocratumeni (the husbands of the ...
