Sunday, February 12, 2023

PreGreek-Aidos-shame-ProtoTurkic-uyad

 



There is a Greek deity whose name is Aidos, meaning shame, respect, modesty.

It has the same root with the Greek word αἰδώς (aidos) meaning shame. 


A word/a name with an uncertain etymology. Beekes himself has no real proposal. See above the wiktionary etymology.


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We have here a Proto-Altaic/Proto-Turkic words that can be the root:

­uju sad, ashamed: Tung. *oji-; Mong. *uj; Turk. *uja-; Jpn. *u-.


According to Starostin/Dybo we can reconstruct the root like above. 

Old Turkic. ujad- (Old Uyghur .); Karakh. ujaδ- mean shame, to be ashamed.



These could be the root of this "Greek" word / deity. 


Possible?


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Source: 

https://topostext.org/the-people#

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