Saturday, June 22, 2024

Homeric-proin-versus-Turkis-burun

 

Homeric dictionary - Autenrieth

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Aşağıda Homer'in kullandığı πρών (pron) sözcüğünün Türkçe burun ile parallelliğini anlatmıştım:

Below, I have explained the parallelism of the word πρών (pron) used by Homer with the Turkish burun (nose):

Homeric word PRON versus Türkic burun as geographical term


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Sözlükte bir sözcük daha var: πρῴην (proin), "geçenlerde", "yakın zamanlarda"anlamı var:

There is another word in the dictionary: πρῴην (proin), which means recently, lately:




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Türkçe burun sözcüğünün de benzer anlamı vardır:

The Turkish word "burun" also has a similar meaning:





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Bu benzerliği de mi görmezden gelelim?

Should we ignore this similarity?

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