William Smith'in Yunan ve Roma Coğrafyası Sözlüğünden İsimler (1854)
Bu kez bir Türk'ün penceresinden.
G ve H 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 G & H
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Tufts original | Meaning | Turkic word | Meaning | Further info |
Galaesus/Γαλαῖσος | a small river of Calabria | ?kala: castle | su: water | |
Galepsus | A colony of Thasos, on the coast of Thrace | su: water | ||
Genusus | a river of Illyricum | su: water | ||
Gephyra | a place in Attica at the bridge over the Cephissus | köprü | bridge | >Gephyrians |
Gerae/Erae | a place on the coast of Ionia | Yer/Ger | place, soil, earth | |
Gerases | a river of Dacia | Ger: place, soil, earth | su: water | Yersu |
GERGIS, GERGI´THUS, GERGI´THES (Γέρψις, Γέρψιθος, Γέρψιθες: Eth. Γερψίθιος) | Gergis is called a strong place; in Troas | Turkic root ger-: to surround, to surround with walls (Hasan Eren) | Towns in today’ Türkiye: Akkermen, Germencik | |
Gevini | mentioned by Ptolemy as a population of European Sarmatia (3.5.24) lying to the north of the Carpiani, and the south of the Bodini, Buchowinia is as likely a place as any for these Gevini. The name of this locality is generally deduced from Buch==Beech-tree,so that it==the land of the beeches | Kayın/Kadın | beech tree | |
royal city of Crete, situated to the N. of the island, SE. of Matium, and 23 M. P. from Gortyna (Peut. Tab.). It originally was called CAERATUS(Καίρατος, Strab. x. p.476) from the small river of that name which flowed beneath its walls. | su: water | |||
Gorgon | It is a small island, only about 8 miles in circumference, but elevated and rocky, rising abruptly out of the sea, which renders it a conspicuous object from a distance | korku > Korkunç | fear > terrible | >Gorgonen? |
Gorgylus | a river in Ancient Greek | Korkulu | fearsome | |
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Habessus | was an ancient coastal city in Lycia | kaba-?> to swell, rise | su: water | |
Halesus | a small, river of Ionia in Asia Minor, descending from Mount Cercaphus, and emptying itself, after a short course, into the Aegean near Colophon. | su: water | ||
Halicarnassus | a Greek city on the coast of Asia Minor | su: water | ||
Halonnessus | an island in the Aegaean sea | su: water | ||
Ἅλυς / Halys | Kizilirmak | AL | red | Kizil: red irmak: river |
Harpasus/Arpasus | a river in Caria | arpa: barley | su: water | |
Harpassus | Arpaçay in Türkiye | I have already written about these hydronmys in my blog Harpasus=Arpa-Su | ||
Helisson 2x | A river in Arcadia, and a tributary of the Alpheius. 2.A river near Sicyon. | su: water | ||
Hierasus | a river of Dacia | yer? (land, earth) | su: water | |
Horta | An Etruscan city | orta | the place of the King | |
Hyssus | Ὕσσος), a small river in the east of Pontus, 180 stadia to the east of Trapezus. | ?Is: warm | su: water |
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