Akladian words of the evening Kihullû: mourning rites Compare Turkish ağla<yığla/ığla: to cry )(Finnish juhla!) * Kikkişu: *reed* fence, wall Turkish çit/çik: wall (made of *reed* or thistle)->*reed* wall, fence, pergola
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The god child Zagreus, depicted with a bull's head, could take on animal forms at will. (Wiki) * Thracians worshipped a deity called Z...
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Gudea-and-his-Karakul-headgear Wiki says: "Karakul or Qaraqul (named after Qorakoʻl , a city in Bukhara Region in Uzbekistan) i... -
Pic: wikipedia * There are many Argos in Greek mythology. The two most important ones for our topic are the dog Argos and toponym Argos. L... -
* Here below some Scythian and Thracian toponyms and andronyms that could have a Türkic etymologies: * Name Who/What Old Türkish equivalen...
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