Ancient-Roman-Turciae-TurksLand-and-Turks-on-the-Rocks

 At least 500 years before the Kök-Turks, there was (at least) a Turkish country inhabited by those who call themselves Turks.

Information is recorded on the tombstones I will give below. 'Turciae' means 'Turkish Land' in Latin (genitive). They were pagan:

Now look at these:

Year 98-116 CE / 1. yy'ın sonu 2. yy'ın başı. Türkiye adlı yer adı.

3. yy'dan Türkiye adı.

Bugünkü Yunanistan'da Attica'da bir Türkiye

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Source: search for: Turc

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Unfortunately, I could not find any additional information about this Turk/Turkiya anywhere. Yes, on many tombstones there are "Turcish" people coming from Turkey, but it is not wanted to be known who is a Turk or where Turkiya/Turkiya/Turkey is.

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There is an other link about an inscription about Turcs/Turcia bot no info about those.

Link: Inscription with Turk/Turcii by JSTOR

Now look at the Greek word for Tourkia. It is the same word in same way like after 1000 years. There is a continuity, for sure.

The Greeks called the land always the same, 2000 years long:

Tourkia: The Land of the Turks

See below:

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And now a couple of TURKS on THE STONES (Because it is nice to see the word TURC/TURK):

Enjoy them:

and the links for those:

Links:

Turc

Turc.

Turc..

Turc...

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More about this issue?

Read on my blog: ancient-roman-gens-turcia-and-turks

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Two-Scythian-tribes-Camacae-Camae-a-better-proposal-for-etymos

Asya bozkırlarında 2 İskit kavmi varmış.

Camacae ve Camae

Pauly, Eski Farsça ve Aryan etimolojilerini şöyle önermektedir:

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There were 2 Scythian tribes on Asian Steppe.

Camacae & Camae

Pauly proposes Old Persian & Arian etymos like:

ALMANCA:

kâmaka erklärt sich wie apers. kamana ‚treu, anhänglich‘ aus der arischen Wz. kam- ‚lieben‘, oset. khom ‚Liebe, Treue‘ 

Türkcesi: Kâmaka, Aryanca kök  kam- 'sevmek', osetic khom 'aşk, sadakat'ten gelen Eski Farsça kamana 'sadık, şefkatli' anlamında.

ENGLISH: Kâmaka is explained like Old Persian kamana 'faithful, affectionate' from the Aryan root. kam- 'to love', osetic khom 'love, loyalty'

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Şimdi aşağıdaki resimlere bakın!

ProtoAltayca bir kök *kàma: birleştirmek >ProtoTürkçe qamaɣ: hepsi, hep birlikte.

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Look at now pics below!

There is a ProtoAltaic root *kàma: to unite >ProtoTurkic qamaɣ: all, together.

Source: Starostin/Dybo

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Gerektiğinde bir araya gelerek başkalarıyla savaşan bozkır halkına bu isim daha uygun değil mi? Ya da şefkatli mi, sadık mı der?

Isn't this name more appropriate for the steppe people who come together and fight against others when necessary?

Or would a tribe call itself affectionate or fatihful?

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Latin-Caccabus-Greek-Kakkabos-cookingPot-Turkish-verb-kok

 

New chapter> Letter C by Paulys:

the word Caccabus:

1. Caccabus κάκκαβος > cooking pot, Kochtopf

2. A word with uncertain etymology acc. Frisk. 

Frisk says, look at Akkadian kukkubu:

A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian - Harrassowitz Verlag - page 165

4. Gülensoy says Turkish kok- (to smell) shouldn't be ignored in this sense (he gives the example of KOKOREÇ> Kokar aş > smelling food). 

The Greek words with "Koko-Kuku"should be examined under the new light of this knowledge of Turkish root kok-: to smell.

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We can look further the words like:

Sumerian 𒂁𒃻𒋫𒆸 (/gugguru/, “tall earthen vessel with a narrow opening”).

and other words from the region!

Caccabus has no convincing etymology:

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I have already written about that on a smaller scale in 2019in my blog.  

Adem's Blog about KOK-

And now in a wider sense.

Have a nice day...

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Paulys-RE-Topic-titles-with-focus-on-Turkic-Letter-B

 

Hello, 

the second letter I have examined by Paulys RE > B

I focused on the names related to Scythians, Sarmatians, Huns, Turks and looked up the possible Turkic etymologies:

Source: Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft

Paulys RE

Here are the first results:

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Paulys	Meaning	Info	Turkic	Meaning	Other Info
Babai	A Sarmatian king		Babay/Papai	Scythian God equal to Zeus	Tatar Baby = Grandpa, Chuvash Papai=Old man
Babas	A Thracian soldier		Baba	Father
Bacchiera	a place in Asia		yer: place	pakır: copper
Bagodaras	a person in Afghanistan 2300 years ago /(Persian Empire)		Bagatur, a male name	Bagatur: Vaillant warrioe
Baicorix	A deity		bay: the wealthy, koru: to protect	baykoru?: he who protects the wealth
Baios	Helmsman of Odysseus	Βαῖος	Bay	the rich, the noble
Baitorix	a prince od Sicambri		Bay: wealthy	Baydur?
Bakchai	Women who nursed Dionysos		Bak-: to nurse, to look after	Bakıcı: Nurse
Bakche	A Bacchant	Βάκχη	Bak-: to look after
Many BAK- words			BAK means to look, to watch. There are many word in Turkic with this root like BAKSI (Shaman)	Bak- sounds like to watch a show, BAKCI: watcher
Balbai	a castle in Dacia		bal: mud > Greek Palos)	bai: rich in …?
Balbura	a city		bal: mud > Greek Palos)	bura-:  to smell
Balesos	an island		bal: mud > Greek Palos)	su: water	muddy waters?, not clear waters?
Balissos	a river		bal: mud > Greek Palos)	su: water
Baloie	a town		bal: mud > Greek Palos)	oy: house
Baloion	a town		bal: mud > Greek Palos)	oy: house
Bantioi	A Thracian people		Bant-: to tie up	Horsetail? Hair?
Bapa	Dipping, to dye	Βαφά.<From βάπτω(báptō, “to dip”) + -η (-ē)	ba(n): to dip, to dye	>bat- to dip, German tunken
Baptai	the bathers, German die Färberinnen	by Kotys festivals	ba(n): to dip, to dye	>bat- to dip, German tunken
Barachtestes	a castle in Dacia	Βαραχθέστες	bark: dwelling place	<bar-: to reach, to come + Vk suffix
Barbyses, Barbussos	a river		su: water
Barenos	a river		barın-: to go alone	<bar-: to reach, to come
Barkas	A Punic name meaning lightning		burgu?	Windhose, Tornado
Barselt	A Hunnic-Bulgarian tribe	Βαρσήλτ)	Bars:	a big cat like leopard
Baruklia	a town in Phyrigia	Βαρουκλιανός	bark-li	bark: a palace; a mausoleum	-li: with (suffix)
Baryaxes	A Med	Βαρυάξης	barak	a hairy dog
Bas	A Bithynian king	Βᾶς	baş	Head	Son of Boteiras > BATIR?
Basaboiates	A tribe	Basabocates	baş: head	buğ: Master/Mister > <Bulgarian Bog	buka: a bull
Basanisai	A Thracian people	Βασανίσαι, auch Βανίσαι	basan: raider	There is an other Turkic tribe called Basmil
Basich	A Hun chieftain		baş	head (Commander, Cheiftain)
Basileoio	Königliche Skythen		başlı < with a head (commander)
Basileus	king	βασιλεύς - etymo unknown	baş	head (Commander, Cheiftain); The first one	başla-: to govern
Basileus 3	one of the Doliones (Thracian people)		baş: head
Basilidai	a royal lineage	Βασιλίδαι)	baş: head
Basilides	a kind of shoe		bas-: to stop on
Basilium	a headdress		baş: head
Bassarinoi	a Scythian people	Βασσαρηνοί	bas-ar: he who raids
Bathinus	a river in Pannonia		bat-: to sink	swamp?
Bathykolpos	a deep bay	Βαθυκόλπος	bat-: to sink	swamp?
Bathynias	a river (Today’s Sazli?)	Βαθυνίας	bat-: to sink	swamp?
Bathyrsos	a river (Barbyses)	Βαβύρσου bezw. Βαρβύσου	su: water
Batinus	a river		bat-: to sink	swamp?
many BATON names	personal names		batu:	hard, real; BATU: Prevailing, Preponderant
Batrachos	a Sycophant	Βάτραχος	batrak:	flag
Bennike	or Beni: a Thracian people	ben, benek	nevus, macula, spot	did their horses such colors? or their tents?, etc?
Berenus	a deity?		veren	the giver
Berich	A dignitary by Attila		Berik>Berk	A name meaning strong, hard
Berisades	An Thracian prince	like Kotuz	Ver-:	to give,	ad: name
Bersula	A North Italian river		Beri: local	su: water
Beuca	A Sarmatian king		Büke; Buka	valliant, hero; dragon
Bitiae	Scyhthian women with „evil look“		bet~bit	face
Bittugores	A Hunnic tribe		ok	tribe
Blandus	A personal name		Balandi: great, big	a personal name (of a shaman)
Boauleia	Oxbox (Ochsenhof)		ağıl	stockyard, Tierhof	bo? = Boka? (Bull?)
Boacias	a river	Βοακίου	ak-: to flow
Boagos	the „chieftain“ of βοῦαι in Sparta	Βουάγορ (βοαγός)	aga	Chieftain, Big Brother
Bodincomagus	resident of Bodincomagenses		Bodun: tribe,	Kamu: Get-together of people, tribes, etc…>society
Bodinoi	A tribe in Sarmatia	Βωδινοί	Bodun: tribe,
Bodiocasses	a people in Gallia		Bodun: tribe < Bod:clan >Boy	-n: Plural suffix
Bodiontici	A people by Alps		Bodun: tribe < Bod:clan >Boy	-n: Plural suffix
Bolissos	a town on Chios	Βολισσός	Bul-: to appear; come out, bulak: spring	su: water	There is a „holy water“ (14th C name) spring on the island
Bombulia	a spring	Βομβυλία)	bula-: > bulak:	Springing water
Boreas/Borras	North wind>BOREAS: God of north wind and bringer of winter		Proto Turkic bora-: Northwind, to snow gheavily (WINTER)	Proto-Altaic: *pŏ̀ru: to snow, rain	it could be the source of this Greek word/deity
Bores	Yiyici (Fresser)	Βορῆς	ob-: to swallow, slurp	obur: glutton
Borystenes	a river (Dnjeper)		bor: grey		Pauly says by Boruskoi(Βοροῦσκοι), that it could be derived from os. BOR (yellow, brown)
Bothros (2x)	male names		Batur	hero
Boudunn	female deity’s epithet		Budun	tribe
Budaia	a town in Indoscythia	~Bodha ( a nomad tribe)	Bodu: a clan, bodun: tribes
Budinoi	a great peoples	Βουδῖνοι, Βουδινοί)	Budun/Bodun: tribes
Budioi	A tribe of Medes		Bud/Budu/Bodu	tribe
Burridava	A city in Romania		oba: dwelling place, camp; tribe	bur~vur?: to hit?
Butyros	Butter < tyros /cheese	βούτυρος	tura-l/dura-k	cheese	Hungarian túró: cheese
Buzes/Bouzes	A Thracian Commander	Βούζης	Boz, buz: Grey	boz- <buz-: to tear down, to destroy
Buzygai	an Athenian dynasty	Βουζύγαι <Βουζύγης(person)	buzağı: calf, a name and a title in Old Turkic	<buzāġu
Buzyges	a nickname of Heracles	because an oil or a lactate was sacrificed to him	buzağı: calf, a name and a title in Old Turkic	<buzāġu
Bybassos	a town at see	Βυβασσός	su: water
Byke	A beach swamp on Krim		Bük: corner, a place where it is hard to go	bük: thicket

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More results?

Look at the Letter A: 

Uzunbacak Adem Pauly search LETTER A

LETTER C

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