Etruscan-deity-TANR-Turkic-tanri

 

There is a deity (a very unknown one) in Etruscan world called TANR/THANR. WWW says that it is a birth goddess and the goddess of "scarcity" or "subtlety" (Turkish KITLIK ve INCELIK). Anyway the similarity between Turkic/Altaic TANRGRI/TENGRI and Etruscan TANR is very tantalizing. 

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Wiki pic:

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Taktomisthos-a-military-title-Ptolemaic-dynasty-Byzans

Tokhtamysh (Kazakh: Тоқтамыс,Tatar: Тухтамыш, romanized: Tuqtamış, Persian: توقتمش) (source wiki)

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Taktomisthos

Mısır'da MÖ 300-MS 30 yılları arası hüküm sürmüş Helen Ptolemaios Hanedanı zamanında bir askeri ünvan:

A military title during the Hellenic Ptolemaic Dynasty, which ruled Egypt from 300 BC to 30 AD:

Taktomisthos - A military title - Paul's RE

Bizans evresinde de 1 kez adı geçiyor:

It is mentioned once in the Byzantine period:

Türkçe tokta-: harekete son vermek/durmak.

Hareketi sona erdiren? Durduran?

* Toktamış Han'ı tanıtmaya gerek yok.

Turkish tokta-: to cease/stop movement. 

He who is ending the movement? stopping? 

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There is no need to introduce Toktamış Khan.

Arada bir ilgi olabilir mi?

Could the two be related?

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Kaynaklar: 

Sources:

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at http://www.attalus.org/docs/glossary.html

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

Source: wiki - Letter S

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

Hello,

the new letters I have examined by Paulys RE > S

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

There are many words! Look:

Paulys	Meaning	Info	Turkic	Meaning	Other Info
Sabazios (Sabos)	a Thracian deity	of agriculture - he is a warrior god, too	Proto-Turkic: *saba-: to hit, beat > Turkish savaš: war, battle	Proto-Turkic:*sa(r)pan: plough	both Turkic words are compatible with the name of this Thracian/Phrygian deity. AND PTurk. *čap- meaning vessel could be compatible with this WINE-GOD!
Sacidava/Sacidaba	a Dacian town	„Heim der Saci“	Saci-d-ava = oba: Camp, dwekking place	-d: Plural suffix	Sakilarin obasi?
Sadokos	son of the Thracian king Sitalkes		Satig: an old Turkic personal name	Like Sati	<Both from sat-: to sell
Sagadava	A Thracian town		oba	camp, dwelling place
Sagalassos	a city		su	water
Sagma	a pack-saddle		sagri: the back of an pack-animal (donkey, horse, camel)	>shagreen: a word in similar meaning derived from that Turkish word
Sagmen	the tuft of sacred herbsplucked within the citadel by the consul		PTurk. *sạg healthy (здоровый):	-men: an old Turkic suffix for emphasizing
Sagylos	A Scythian king		sag-	healthy
Sai	Bridge and town in France (Loire)		say: small river
Saioi/Saii	A Thracian tribe	Thracian tribe that inhabited Thassosisland before Phoenicianand Greekcolonization.	say: steppe, a mountain, a great rock		Thassos: A mountainous island.(Taš-su?)
Saittai	A Lydian place		say: steppe, a mountain, a great rock	tai: mountain
Sakanoi	A tribe in Sarmatia		sakan-:	to avoid, to bear
Sakissos	a castle in Thrace		su	water
Salagos	Brother of Athamas (of the Greek Mythology)		salak: a male name , sal-: to attack, let loose	solak: a military unity in Ottoman Turkish army
Salan	A Bulgarian duke		sal-: to gain taxes	>Old Uyghur: salig: a kind of tax
Salmydessos 3	a river name		su	water
Salsus	a river name		su	water
Sapaioi	A Thracian tribe		sapa-:	to hit, fight, /auch saba-:)
Sapaei	A Caucasian tribe		sapa-:	to hit, fight, /auch saba-:)
Sardessos	a place name		su	water
Sarmatea	a Scythian people		sarı: a kind of falcon	matı: Mongolian word for loyal?
Sarakon	a ἥρως hḗrōs		PTurk. *sāŕV-gan	carp, snake, dragon	His brother Cychreus is mentioned with Dragons (He is maybe one or he is riding one, .etc…)
Saransos	a name (place name?) in Anatolia		su	water
Scaidava	A Getae castle		oba	camp, dwelling place
Semissos	a place name		su	water
Serinis	a river name		serin	cold, cool
Serenus	cool fair (weather)		serin	cold, cool	from Mongolian serigün
Sindessos	a river in Anatolia		su	water
Sizyges	A Saca tribe > Izig/izgi?	Mobile -s?	isig: warm	isig öz: own body	isig tarhan: a personal name in old Turkic world
Susagus	A Dacian nobleman		susak: he who is thirsty	PTurk. *sus- 1 to scoop 2 bucket 3 scoop  susak: jar	süsek: to gore
Syassos	a place name in Phrygia		su	water
Sybaris	a beast		su: water	baris: bars ~leopard	a leopard that can swim? in the whole story of him is water, everywhere water
Sybakchoi	nickname of on of 2 Scapegoats. One has a row of figs,		sübek<PTurk. *sīpek 1 infant’s urinal in a cradle 2 pivot (of a hand-mill etc.) 3 corn-cob	we see a row of corns on a corn-cab

More words of this kind?

read: Letter P

Uzunbacak Adem 

Sybaris-after-Abaris-a-new-kind-of-Old-Turkic-leopard?

After Oebarsios (read more here: Aybars - Oebarsios) and Abaris (Abaris - Pars) 

and other "Bars" names we have a new Bars/Pars name in Pauly's RE:

Sybaris!

acc. to wiki:

"Sybaris or Lamia of Mount Cirphis, Greece, was a legendary cave-dwelling giant beast that devoured both livestock and humans. It was hurled from an overhanging rock and killed by the hero Eurybatus."

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Sybaris? maybe a water-leopard?

Su-bars?

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Eurybatus ...striking it against the rocks where a fountain sprung up.

It has to do with water. Where it falls, a fountain springs up.(wiki)

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Eurybatus is a VERY interesting name for me ´, too.

URI means Old Turkic male child and batu means hero. A young hero URI-BATU.

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URI-BATU - versus - EURYBATUS

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And there is a city founded with the name of this beast in Italy. 

It lays on a coastal ridge near a wetland lagoon. (water water, everywhere is water)

Possible?

Yes...

Uzunbacak Adem 

Some other persons and places with the name Sybaris from Paulys RE: