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William Smith'in Yunan ve Roma Coğrafyası Sözlüğünden İsimler (1854)

Bu kez bir Türk'ün penceresinden.

D ve E harfleri

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Names from the Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography by William Smith (1854)

This time from the window of a Turk. 

Letters D & E

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Tufts original	Meaning	Turkic word	Meaning	Further info
DAE´DALA	(τὰ Δαίδαλα: Eth. Δαιδαλεύς), a city of the Rhodia, that is, the Peraea in Caria, or a small place, as Stephanus B. says (s. v.), on the authority of Strabo; and also a mountain tract in Lycia.	DAW/TAW/TAU	mountain
DAIX (Δα̈́ιξ).	DAIKOS: URAL RIver	YAYIK	Ural river	DAYIK: Altic/Turkic Water God
Dana	also called Thyana or Thiana, and originally Thoana, from Thoas, a Thracian king	tana/dana: calf	maybe dan-: to consult	>DANISMAN: the advisor
Asmabaeon (from the issue with Dana)	a fountian, spring, well > Zeus called himself Asmabaeos	Asma-: to spring high, to get high	bay: rich, much,	Asmabay: it that springs high?
Danai (Drom the King Danaus)	Look at „dana“ above
Dar	A small river of Carmania,	dar	narrow
DASCY´LIUM(Δασκύλιον, Δασκυλεῖον, Dascylus: Eth. Δασκυλίτης).	everal Asiatic cities called Dascylium	Daz: bald, KIR: mountainous area	there is a town in Turkey called DAZKIRI
DASSARE´TAE	The W. part of Dassaretia was a contrast to the E., consisting entirely of lofty and rugged mountains, intersected by branches of the river Apsus	tau: Mountain (Tašgaru: outside)	su: water (APSUS)	2 Turkic words in a sentence?
Daulis	and is mentioned in later times as a town almost impregnable in consequence of its situation upon a lofty hill ( “Daulis, quia in tumulo excelso sita est, nec scalis nec operibus capi poterat,” Liv. 32.18).	tau: mountain	Tauli: he/they who live/s on the mountains
Desudaba	a place in Maedica of Macedonia,	oba	camp, dwelling place
DOCIDAVA	A Dacian town	TOKI: to web	oba/ova: camp, dwelling place	-d- a puffer letter between 2 vocals
DOLI´ONIS	the “inhabitants of Cyzicus,” and he adds that Hecataeus called them Dolieis: they were also called Dolionii.	taluy: see	Like delay
Doloncae	a Thracian tribe, which seems to have belonged to the race of the Bithynians	Tolun: a Turkic dynasty after TOLUN (Full (Ay: moon))
Domanitis	Landschaft in Paphlagonien, die der Fluss Amnias (Gök Irmak) durchströmt,	doman/Tuman/duman	fog	<PTurk dum/tum: cold, flu
Druzipara	A town in Thrace	tur-: so stand up; not to move	ara: space in between
Dumnissus	a place in Gallia	dum/tum: fog	su: water	foggy place where you have a river?
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Edebessus/Idebessus	was an ancient city in Lycia. It was located at the foot of the Bey Mountains to the west of the Alakır river valley	tepe: hill?	su: water
Eresus/Eressus	was a city of Lesbos, situated on a hill, and reaching down to the sea	yer: place/earth/land	su: water

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