Iliad-Alexandros-Kassandra-Alkandros-Etymologies

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Grace Harriet Macurdy (September 12, 1866 – October 23, 1946)
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Troy and Paeonia, with Glimpses of Ancient Balkan history and Religion
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Grace Harriet Macurdy (September 12, 1866 – October 23, 1946) was an American classicist, and the first American woman to gain a PhD from Columbia University. She taught at Vassar College for 44 years, despite a lengthy conflict with Abby Leach, her first employer. (wiki)

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She wrote in her book "Troy and Paeonia, with Glimpses of Ancient Balkan history and Religion":

"The compounds Alexandros, Kassandra, Lisandro's, Alkandros, Isandros, names of Trojans or Lykians in the Iliad, are by-forms of Aleksanor, Kassanor, Peisanor, Alkanor, etc."

Can't the names of these Lycian and Trojan people in Homer's Iliad be derived from the Turkic Kasan/Kazan, Baysan, Ulusan, Alkan?

Possible! According to me!

What do you think?

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TURKISH

İlyada’da Truvalı ve Likyalıların adları bölümünde yazar Grace Harriet Macurdy:

“Alexandros, Kassandros, Lysandros, Alkandros gibi (Yunanca-UA) bileşikler, aslında Kasanor, Alkanor, Peisanor vb’nin yan biçimleridir”

diyor.

Homeros'un Ilyada'sında geçen bu Likyalı ve Truvalı insanların adları Türkçe Kasan/Kazan, Baysan, Ulusan, Alkan’dan çıkmaz mı?

Çıkar! Bence!

Sence?

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