Devler ve krallar!
Of giants and kings! Some names with similar meaning and function!
Many famous stars in mythological world.
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| Cephissus - Kefissos - Κήφισσος - Kifisos |
There are many rivers in Ancient (and in Modern) Greece with this name CEPHISSUS.
There were River Gods with this name in Ancient Greece, too.
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Paulys RE says:
Pre-Greek river name. (Vorgriechischer Flußname). Beekes says the suffix -σσο is Pre-Greek, too.
So I have written about it over and over: Proto Turkic "Su" could be "water" and in this case (in many other cases, too) and the Proto Turkic verb kepi- could explain the whole word.
Kepi- means to dry out (partly), to extinguish, to disappear
and SU is water.
KEPI-SU could simply mean, "a water (river)hat dries out partly".
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Pre-Greek language could have Turkic roots.
Uzunbacak Adem
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| Hyperboreans / Scythian / Turkic speaking peoples |
Paulys RE' ye devam:
Karambukai boyu, İskitya'daki Karambuka (Carambucis) nehri kıyısında yaşayan bir boy!
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We are going further with Pauly's RE:
The Karambukai tribe is a tribe living on the banks of the Karambuka (Carambucis) river in Scythia!
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| Paulys RE - Karambykai - Eliksoia - Eliksu ve Karambük |
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| Translation of the Greek text above |
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| Starostin / Dybo - Dictionary of Altaic langs |
Ismarlasam böyle 2 harita karşıma çıkmazdı!
Yunanistan ve Türkiye sınırları içindeki, adında benim SU (WATER) anlamı verdiğim,-sso (-σσό) eki (suffix) veya bence -sso (-σσό) sözcüğü bulunan SU adları (hydronym) ve SU kenarında kurulmuş yerleşim adlarını (toponym) vereyim:
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ENGLISH VERSION
2 wonderful maps!
Let me give the hydronyms within the borders of today's Greece and Türkiye, with the suffix -sso (-σσό) or, (I would say) the word -sso (-σσό), which I give the meaning of WATER (Turkish SU), and the names of settlements (toponym) built by the WATER:
Anadolu'da (Likya) bir yer adı
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Kabesos Καβασσός Cabassus
a place name in Anatolia (Lycia)
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Çoğu su/yer adında var bu Yunanöncesi ek > σσό (sso)
Defalarca yazdım. Bu Yunanca olmayan ek/sözcük, Türkçe SU (water) ile aynıdır, anlam ve ses olarak. Akarsu'ya yakın veya akarsu yanında kurulmuş yer adlarında hep karşımıza çıkar.
Kabessos (Cabassus)> Kabasu= Tepesi veya Kabaran Su
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Most water/place names have this pre-Greek suffix > σσό (sso)
I wrote over and over. This non-Greek suffix/word is the same as Turkish SU (water), in meaning and sound. It always appears in the names of places established near or next to a river.
Kabessos (Cabassus)> Kabasu = Hill-water (stream) or Swelling water (stream)
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Next to this Kabasu, there is also Cucusus, today's Göksun river.
(Greek: Κυκυσός, Kykysós, or Κουκουσός, Koukousós; Latin: Coxon or Cucusus; Armenian: Կոկիսոն).
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Bu Kabasu'nun yanında bir de Cucusus var, bugünkü Göksun ırmağı.
(Greek: Κυκυσός, Kykysós, or Κουκουσός, Koukousós; Latin: Coxon or Cucusus; Armenian: Կոկիսոն).
Latince'ye Coxon olarak geçmiş. Bence Köksu Coxon olarak Latince'ye giriyor sonra Göksun haline gelip esas kimliğini buluyor.
> Mavi su!
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It was translated into Latin as Coxon. I think Köksu enters Latin as Coxon, then becomes Göksun and finds her true identity.
> Blue water(stream)
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Proto Altay / Proto Türk sözcüğü Kök/Gök mavi ve/ya yeşil anlamına gelir ve çok eski bir sözcüktür.
Proto Altaic / Proto Turkic word Kök/Gök means blue and/or green and is a very old word.
Kaynak/Source :
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Kısaca yazayım:
Yunan öncesi ve böylece Yunanca olmayan -σσό- (-sso-) ekini, çoğunlukla su (hydronym) ve suya yakın yerlerde kurulan yerleşim birimlerine verilen adlarda görüyoruz. Bu küçük ek/sözcük Türkçe SU (water) ile anlam ve ses olarak uyumludur.
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Let me write briefly:
We see the pre-Greek and thus non-Greek suffix -σσό- (-sso-) mostly in the names given to water (hydronym) and settlements established near water. This small suffix/word is compatible with Turkish SU (water) in meaning and sound.
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Uzunbacak Adem
Hello again,
the new 3 letters I have examined by Paulys RE > G&H&I
I focused on the names related to Scythians, Sarmatians, Huns, Turks and looked up the possible Turkic etymologies:
Source: Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft
Paulys | Meaning | Info | Turkic | Meaning | Other Info |
Gnissi | A Scythian people | Kengeš | Zusammenkunft | kinges-: to consult | |
Gorgo | A terrible creature | Etymo unknown | PT *Kor-(u)k- ‘to be afraid’ | acc. to Dybo/Starostion | Modern Turkish korku |
Graikos | legendary head of the Graikoi tribe | Ogurka | tribe, clan, family | ||
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Halikarnassos | a town in Anatolia | su | water | ||
Harpasos | a small river in Anatolia | Etymo unknown | arpa: barley | su: water | |
Helbesus | A small river in Sicily | su | water | ||
Yakintos | a festival | Ὑακίνθια, Hyacintia | yakin: near, to come near | proto Turkic *jAk- | |
Hygassos | a town in Anatolia | Ὑγασσός | su | water | |
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Ialysus | (Ort in) Rhodes | su | water | ||
Iapyges | A people | Ἰάπυγες, Ĭāpyges; | Yapagi/ lambswool | YAPIG: an old Turkic tribe | i have written about them in my blog |
Iasikles | A priest epynym | yazuk/yazik | sin> yazuklu: sinfull/Sinner | ||
Iasikrates | A priest epynym | yazuk/yazik | sin> yazuklu: sinfull/Sinner | ||
Iassos | name of 3 towns | su | water | ||
Idebessos | a town in Anatolia | su | water | ||
Idiotes | private person, his own, private | idi-: to get together | idi: owner, mister, sir | ||
ilaios | a month name | ay | month, moon | ||
ilissos | a river | Ιλισσός | ılı: to get warm | su: water | |
imbrassos | a river / a river god | su | water | ||
iazyges | A Sarmatian tribe | yazig/yazuk | free, onbound; the color dark brown or swarthy | Turkic meaning are more suitable to this Nomad people | |
Idebessos | a town in Anatolia | su | water | ||
Inachos | a legendary king | Inak | Governor, Ambassador | i have written about that in my blog | |
In Alperio | a place name | alp: big, great | er: man | >Alper: a male name | |
Iscittus | Iberian name for a deity | Iskit | Scyth | ||
Issos/Issus | City at sea | su | water |
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