Saturday, September 24, 2022

Zeus-Ogmenos-Turkic-Oegmen

 

Zeus - (wiki)


Today's issue is an Anatolian epiclesis of Zeus called OGMENOS!



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Mr. Pauly says that this word is of Anatolian (Kleinasien) origin. 


Meaning? We don't know.

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Now it is my turn:

There is a verb called ögmen meaning "to be praised".

It is a word that the Christians use in connection with the God:

Acc. to wiktionary:

Lord be praised

  1. Used by Christians to thank God.
  2. Expressing surprised happiness or thankfulness.
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Were there people who praised the God in a Turkic language in Anatolian in ancient times?

There is an other epiclesis (nickname) of Zeus > Ombrios (Rainbringer) and Turkic YAMBIR. You can read below more:



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Uzunbacak Adem


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