Homeric-words-with-a-possible-Turkic-etymology-Letters-H-TH

Autenrieth Georg Homeric Words 

Homeric words with a possible Turkic etymology

Letters H & Θ (TH)

Homeric word	meaning	Türkic word	meaning	other info
ἠβαιός (Att. βαιός)	little, slight; not the least	bay	many, numerous
ἡγεμονεύω	be leader, lead the way (w. dat.), command an army	ige, ege	the owner, the host,	-men/-man is an old Türkic suffix like in Sarman, Azman, etc.
ἡγεμών , όνος:	guide, leader, commander. (Il. and Od. 10.505, Od. 15.310.)	ige, ege	the owner, the host,	ich have already written about that word in my blog; For that age-words in Greek there is not certain etymology
ἡγήτωρ	leader, chief	ige, ege	the owner, the host,	egemen
ἤδη	already, now (joined with other temporal words)	Old Türkic -di/du	suffix for the „experienced past“.
ἧδος	joy, enjoyment			below
ἡδυ-επής	sweet - speaking			below
ἡδύ-ποτος (	sweet to drink.			below
many ἡδυ words meaning sweet, pleasant, etc.		Türkic dad/tat?	sweet	Old Türkic tatlı söz = sweet words
ἠέλιος	the sun; of rising	al	red, bright red
ἤι_α, ᾖα	provisions, food, Il. 13.103	ye-	to eat
ἠίθεος	unmarried youth, bachelor	yigit	young man	<yeg?: good, better?
ἠιόεις	high-banked, with banks	yay: sommer	yayla: higher place where you move to in summer time
ἠιών	a sea-bank, shore, beach, Hdt., etc.; a river-bank, Aesch.	yan	side
ἠλέκτωρ	beaming (sun),	ilik/ilk	front, before, East	ilet/elet/élt: to carry
ἦμος / ἆμος(âmos) — Doric	when (relative), wt which time	imti/amti < Pturk am	now
ἦνις , ιος, acc. pl. ἤνι_ς:	a year old, yearling; thus the word was understood by the ancients.	Proto Altaic ènŋù young of an ungulate: Tung. *(x)enŋe-; Mong. *unagan; Turk. *ạnkaj; Jpn. *ùmà.		inek: cow, a female animal < in-: to get down (bear)?
ἠυ-γένειος(γένειον)	strong-bearded; epith. of the lion; γένειον: The part covered by the beard, the chin.	PTurk. *čAj-na- 1 to chew 2 to bite		Turk. *čeŋe jaw (челюсть): Gag. čenä; Az. čänä; Turkm. čene (dial.); Khal. čänä; MTurk. čaŋa, čeŋe (Pav. C., AH); Krm. ceŋge; Kum. čene; Yak. seŋie.
ἠχή	resounding, echoing noise, roar; of voices (compared to the waves), wind, Il. 2.209, Il. 16.769;	iki	2
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θάλασσα	the sea	taluy	sea, ocean
θάλλω	to bloom, sprout	dal	branch (of a tree)
θαῦμα	wonder, marvel	tang	wonder, surprise
-θεν	Added to nouns to form adverbs of place from which: from; also used, like genitive, with prepositions	-ten/-den	locative suffix with the meaning that sad leaves sth. Ev-den: von zu Hause	θεόθεν : from a god, from God, Od. 16.447†; TÜRKÇE: TANRIDAN
θεοείκελος/ἴκελος	godlike; eikelos/ikelos: similar, resembling, like	iki	two	ikiz: twins. acc. to Nisanyan it is originally a Sumerian word e-gal: big house > Akkadian ekallu: palace > Aram/Hebrew word hekel meaning palace
Θῆβαι,	City at Nile	tepe/tebe	hill
Θάμυρις	Thamyris, a Thracian bard vanquished and blinded by the Muses, Il. 2.595†.	tamar/tamɨr	PTurk. *dạmor 1 vein, artery 2 root	Proto Altaic ­tèmò ( ~ -a) root; strength, soul: Mong. *daŋ-gi ( < *dam-gi); Turk. *dạmor; Jpn. *tàmà.
-θι (	a suffix denoting the place in which, e. g. ἀγρόθι, ἄλλοθι. Of time in ἠῶθι.	-te/-de	at it on
θόλος	rotunda, a building of circular form, with vaulted roof, in the court-vard of Odysseus's palace. (See plate III., k.）	tol-/dol-	to get full  > top?: (lit. ball) round?	Luwian taluppi, Pre-Greek Tolupe: the ball
θυρεός (θύρη):	door-stone	PTurk *tȫr	honorary place in the house	θύρη : door, gate, folding - doors, entrance, Od. 13.370 ; ἐπὶ θύρῃσι, ‘at the court’ (cf. ‘Sublime Porte,’ of the Sultan, and Xenophon's βασιλέως θύραι).