Akkadian-Sunnuku-Sunkursanu-Qerbitum-and-Turkish-Words

Hello again, now new Akkadian words and the compatible Turkish words: Akkadian words of the day: Sunnuqu: checked Old Turkish Sına-: to check, experience From the root ‘sı-‘ to break That’s why ‘reduced’ and ‘checked’ compatible with each other?(See pic for comparison) * Sunkuršanu: a marsh bird Old Turkish Sungur: a kind of falcon Old Hungarian Szongor

* The next ones: #Akkadian verb of the day: Saradum: to tie up/‘pack’ a donkey Old Turkish sar-: to tie up, to pack (an animal), to cover, to surround * Akadça eylem saradum: bağlamak, (eşeğe) yük sarmak Eski Türkçe sarmak: bağlamak ve yüklemek, çevirmek, kaplamak Görseller2-3: Gülensoy/Eyuboğlu

* Türkçe-Akadça benzerliği üzerine 8 sayfalık bir çalışma bırakayım! Yazan: Elşad Allili Kısa ama dopdolu! Okuyun. * (ENGLISH) I drop a short booklet (only 8 pages) about Turkish-Akkadian similarity! Short but full work! By Elşad Allili Baglanti/Link: https://issuu.com/lalemis/docs/el__ad_alili_akad__a_t__rk__e * Akkadian qerbītum: centre, interior, womb Acc. to Ligeti> Mongolian qarbisun: the lowest rib-> Flag of TurkeyKarın: womb * Akk. qerbu/Qarbum: center of a town OT Karım: fortified place * Akk.garābu: become close OT kar-: to get together Karış-: to fight Karşı: against/to welcome

* From another Twitter User the word: Akkadian Language mu-ru-ú : Rainstorm my words to that issue: Poyraz is a Turkish name for boys, deriving from Boreas. Greek Boreas has a startling similarity to Ancient Turkish word ‚borağan‘ meaning massive rain-snow and Persian’baran’ rain. borağan derives from bor/boz, meaning gray (weather). Compare Boz with Vulgar Latin Bysseus(cottony gray) * Akkadian word Pašāqu: to be narrow, difficult, troublesome; reduced to hard straits! Look at the Old Turkish root sık-: to tighten, squeeze; sıkıg: trouble, difficulty; sıkıştır-: reduced to hard strains (see pic2-Nişanyan) Šupšuku is like Turkish sıpsıkı (very tight)

* Akkadian root paqādu and Old Turkish root bak- are very similar in form and in meaning! Turkish bak(v) means to look, to look after, to care, to maintain, to check! See pics for Akkadian words Akkadian paqidu=Turkish bakıcı =CARER

* Modern Turkish Demir (Iron) Old Turkish Temür (Iron) * B≈M Sound-Change Flag of Turkey * And now: Hurrian Tabiri: Caster/Coppersmith (Turkish Dökümcü) >Sumerian Tibira,Tabira=Sculptor/Craftsman (Turkish Metalisçisi/Zanaatkar) >Akkadian: Tabiru/a: Coppersmith

* 3 Akkadian words 1 Old Turkish root Compare: Old Turkish root sap-(v): to insert sth. sharp, to drill, to make a hole Sap(n): hilt, grip, handle Turkish source: Eyuboğlu-Etimoloji Sözlüğü

* Akkadian words that are very similar to Turkish ones! * kuzu Sheep ist lamb and kuş Eagle is a bird Kış is winter Cold face in Turkish Üşü/üşi: to get cold, üşik: very cold weather

* Akkadian word kime meaning like, as, is the same like Old Turkish word gibi/kimi meaning also like, as! Pic1 Gülensoy‘s etymo and versions of the word gibi in many Turkish dialect! Pic2 Eyuboğlu’s explanation about cultural background! Pic 3

* Sumerian Šulpae = Jupiter Modern Turkish Čolpan Tatar Čulpa Kazak Šulpan Downwards arrow All these Turkish words mean Venus *

Ok Jupiter is not Venus but the similarity between Sumerian & Turkish words for 2 heavenly bodies is startling!

* Uzunbacak Adem