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

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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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