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William Smith'in Yunan ve Roma Coğrafyası Sözlüğünden İsimler (1854)
Bu kez bir Türk'ün penceresinden.
I J ve L 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 I & J & L
Tufts original | Meaning | Turkic word | Meaning | Further info |
Iabadius | It is said by Ptolemy to mean the “Island of Barley,” to have been very fertile in grain and gold | yaba-ada | island of onion | Turkic yaba: wild onion 3 onion-like edible plant |
JACCA[JACCETANI; VASCONES.] | the most important of the small tribes at the S. foot of the Pyrenees, in Hispania Tarraconensis | YAKA | side, shore, border | yaka-tan: from „side, shore, border“ |
Ialyssus | (Ἰάλυσος, Ἄλυσσος, or Ἰήλυσσος: Eth. Ιαλύσσιος),Pliny (5.36) did not consider it as an independent place at all, but imagined that Ialysus was the ancient name of Rhodes. | Yal-: to burn, to shine | su: water | |
Iapodes | peoples | yabı: horse | yabıt: horses | I have already written about this in my blog |
IAPYGIA | the land of IAPYGES | YAPAGI | non-woven coarse wool, felt | I have already written about this in my blog |
Iassus | town of Caria, situated on a small island close to the north coast of the Iasian bay | su: water | ||
Iastus (2x by tufts) | a river which, according to Ptolemy (6.12), was, like the Polytimetus (Kohik), an affluent of the Caspian basin | su: water | a T>S change is possible in Greek. The name could be IASSUS | |
Iazyges | A people | YAZIG | Steppe | I have already written about this in my blog |
Ilissus | A river in Athens | ılı-: to get warm > ılı: warm | su: water | |
a considerable city of Hispania Baetica | il: land, home, city | turg: Türk? | ||
Imbrasus | ne of the three small rivers flowing down from Mount Ampelus in the island of Samos | yambr: rain | su: water | |
Inachorium | a city of Crete | Inak | Advisor, chief magistrate (of a king) | |
Inachus (2x) | A river of the Argeia; A river in the territory of Argos Amphilochicum | Inak | Advisor, chief magistrate (of a king) | |
Ipsus | a small town of Phrygia | ip?yip? = thread | su: water | thread> weak river? |
Isadici | a people whom Strabo (xi. p.506) couples with the Troglodytae and other tribes of the Caucasus | SATIK | sold out | still a name |
Issus | town of Cilicia, on the gulf of Issus | su: water | ||
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Larissus | a river of Achaia | su: water | ||
Lissus | town on the S. coast of Crete, which the anonymous Coastdescriber places between Suia and Calamyde | su: water | ||
Lissus -Λίσσος, Strab. vii. p.316 | a town of Illyricum, at the mouth of the river Drilo. | ?ILI: warm | su: water | |
Lycastus | a very ancient town in Pontus, on a river bearing the same name | su: water | sus > tus change is possible | |
Lyrnessus | A town. Pliny (5.32) places it on the river Evenus, near its sources. | su: water |
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