Paulys-RE-Topic-titles-with-focus-on-Turkic-Letter-O

Paulys-RE-Topic-titles-with-focus-on-Turkic-Letter O

Hello,

the new letters I have examined by Paulys RE > O

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 RE

There are many words! Look:

Paulys	Meaning	Info	Turkic	Meaning	Other Info
Oaxes	a river		su	water
Oaxos	place name		su	water
oba	a city on Iberia	many cities with this „suffix“ OBA, Pauly says Oba could mean city	Proto-Turkic:*oba	valley, cavity
Odessos	Odessa	Old name Ordessos?(by Pliny)	su	water	ot/od: flame, hot; Ordessos = <Ordu/orta?
Odoacer	A Germanic cheiftain		Ot-Toghar: Gras?	Od: fire
Odomantai	a Thracian tribe		od: fire	man: men?, man: exaggerating suffix?
Odrysses	a river		su	water
Odysseus	a hero	a commander of many	Oduz	General
Oëbersios	Attila’s uncle		Ay-bars	Moon-Leopard
Oenotri	the first peoples who lived on Italian Peninsula		Ön: the first, the forward	oy: to think
Oetai	an old Scythian people		Proto-Turkic: *öt-: to pass by, Pass thorough	Öt-: to sing, to make sound
Ogmenos	Epiclese of Zeus		Ögmen: to be praised	ög: concious, ability to think
Ogulnius	name of a clan, Etruscan		ogul: kids, Nachwuchs
Ogygioi	the old name of the Lycian		ogug > Ogur)	ok: tribe
There are many	OGYG words	without any certain	etymology in Paulys	RE
Ogylos	an island		ağıl	a fenced animal yard ~ Greek avlu/avli αυλή : backyard
Oibalos	a Spartan king		ay: moon	bala: young animal, young child
Oibotas	son of Oinias		Aybati? it would be a very good Turkic name	bat: to sink, ay: moon
Oikhardes	a river in Ostturkistan	Chinese "Shui Jing Zhu" is called the South River.	ay: moon	kar: to stand opposite
Oikonomos	Property manager		üy:	House
Oikuros	the keeper/watcher of the house, epiclesis of Dionysos		üy: house	Kur-: to erect, to establish
Oina	a muse		oy-: to play, do dance
Oinaros	a priest of Dionysos		oy-: to play, do dance
Oitaioi	dwellers of a mountainous region on Greece		üy: house	tai: mountain
Oklan	the son of Odoacer		oglan	young man	an indicator for the Turkic origin of Odoacer
Oklasos	a person name		ogul: kids, Nachwuchs	see oglan above
Oktamasades	a Scythian king		ökte- (to encourage)-> öktem: brave		i have written a blog about him
Okyale	An Amazone		ok: arrow	yel: breeze	a nice name arrow breeze
Okyalos	a name (masculin?)		ok: arrow	yel: breeze
Okylocheia	nickname of Artemis	Her Symbol:  bow and arrows, crescent moon, animal pelts, spear, knives, torch, lyre, amaranth (wiki)	ok: arrow	okluk: cuiver
Ololyge	to howl, cry	Pauly writes about possible Sanscrit Indo European and Semitic roots but we can look at Proto Turkic ULI	ULI/ULU-: to howl, cry	look at: Ulu: big, many	Pauly says this term is a religious term too.
Oldogandon	A Hunnic general		Togan/Dogan	Falcon
Olondai	A Sarmatian tribe		ulu: big	tai: mountain
Onogyros	Asian Wild Donkey, an a thistle	Greek Ono: esel	Onogur	a very new federation of Turkic peoples	a nice coincidence
Onoulf	a Scir Commander		Hun? On?	Ulf<Wolf	Hunnic Wolf?
Onuava	old name of Bordeaux		Hun? On?	oba: dwellıng place
Onuba	towns’ name		Hun? On?	oba: dwellıng place
Ontossyasos	a place name		su	water
Ophlones	A Sarmatian tribe	i wrote a blog about it	oplon? (Hoplites?)	Turkic word: oplayu tegdi - oplen	meaning tricky attack
Ordessos	A tributary river of Donau (Istros)	other name: Odessos	su	water
Ordo	Order/A self-contained department or body	Ordo has a military meaning, too.	Ordu/Orda	city where the king lives / army
Ordymnos	a hill		or: a place, a higher place	>ordu (see above)
Oreaden	mountain nymphs		or: a place, a higher place	orman: forest
Orgessus	a castle		su	water
Origanon	a big hill		or: a place, a higher place
Ormana	a place name		orman	forest
Ormanos	A river	at its mouth a very big Palm Forest	orman	forest
Orna	a tributary of Mosel		arna	water kanal
Oroba/Orobatis	towns names		or: a place, a higher place	oba: dwellıng place	higher village?
there are many towns with OR….	….in Paulys RE
Orolos	a Thracian king		oru/ORI	to shout, to cry
Ossonoba	a town in Portugal		oba	dwelling place
Otys	King of Paphlagonia		Otuz	A male name in Old Turkic
Oulios	epiclesisi of Apollon and Artemis		oğul/ogul: kids, Nachwuchs
Oulios	Son of Kimon		oğul/ogul: kids, Nachwuchs
Oxos	Amu Derya		Aksu	white water	ögüz: river

Enjoy the words.

More words from Pauly's RE?

Look at here:

Letters L M N 

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Uzunbacak Adem

Ololyge-cry-while-praying-Turkic-ulu-uli-

 

Howling wolf - (wikimedia)

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Pauly says: 

Ololyge is a a galling scream. (gellender Schrei)

He is matching it with Sanskrit ululi-h, ulula-h, Latin Ululate, Semitic (Hebrew) hallelujah, etc.

What about Proto Altaic and Proto Turkic?

*ūlo to cry, howl: Mong. *uli-; Turk. *ūlɨ-; Jpn. *rá-mp-; Kor. *ūr-.

There is an other possibility to match it with

Proto-Turkic: *ulug meaning big, great (Proto Altaic ulu)

if it should/could be about a religion howling, crying. 

Both proposals by Starostin/Dybo.

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Possible?

Uzunbacak Adem 

Dionysus-epiclesis-Oikuros-and-Turkic-ev-kur-koru

 

Dionysos - (wiki)

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Mr. Pauly writes about an epiclesis of Dionysos: 

OIKUROS

This word means keeper/watcher of the house! (a "homebuilder?").

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Look at the Proto-Turkic words: 

üy: house/home and kur-: to erect a building, to establish

For Oikuros > Evkoru or Evkur would be now the equivalent modern Turkish words

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Kur- could be the root of the word KURGAN (the other root for this 100% Turkic word would be koru- (to protect).

Starostin/Dybo dictionary

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Uzunbacak Adem 

Zeus-Ogmenos-Turkic-Oegmen

 

Zeus - (wiki)

Today's issue is an Anatolian epiclesis of Zeus called OGMENOS!

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Mr. Pauly says that this word is of Anatolian (Kleinasien) origin. 

Meaning? We don't know.

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Now it is my turn:

There is a verb called ögmen meaning "to be praised".

It is a word that the Christians use in connection with the God:

Acc. to wiktionary:

Lord be praised

1. Used by Christians to thank God.
2. Expressing surprised happiness or thankfulness.

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Were there people who praised the God in a Turkic language in Anatolian in ancient times?

There is an other epiclesis (nickname) of Zeus > Ombrios (Rainbringer) and Turkic YAMBIR. You can read below more:

Zeus epiclesis Ombrios

Zygius / 2 Turkic roots

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Uzunbacak Adem

Paulys-Oebarsios-versus-Turkic-Aybars

Turkic Pars - Bars - like in Scythian name Abaris 

Pauly Oëbarsios adlı dayısından bahseder Atilla'nın/1

Türkçe Olma olasılığı vardır>Aybars der Maenchen-Helfen/2

ve devam eder: 1. yy'da yaşamış Romalı Flaccus'un şiirinde adı geçen Oebasus da aynı ad olmasın?/3 

Ama imkansız der, bence bir Türk adının 1. yy Roma'sında olabileceğini kabul etmez, edemez. Şiirde bir de Oncheus var (Ocreus da var)

On ve Ok da Türkçe adlarda geçen sözcüklerdir.

ISKITYALI ABARIS HAKKINDA:

Scythian Abaris

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ENGLISH VERSION:

Pauly mentions his uncle named Oëbarsios. 

Otto Maenchen-Helfen says it is possible that this name is Turkish > Ay-bars (Moon and leopard)

I have written about a similar name ABARIS, a Scythian:

ABARIS - the Scythian

and continues: Shouldn't Oebasus, mentioned in the poem of the Roman Flaccus, who lived in the 1st century BC, be the same name?/3

But he doesn't accept it because it is very early for a Turkic name in 1. Century AD

 

BUT: There's also Oncheus in the poem (There's also Ocreus)

On and Ok are very old Turkic words. 

Now the pics:

Paulys RE - Attilas Oheim Oebarsios - Aybars 

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Otto Maenchen-Helfen : Die Welt der Hunnen

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Quelle/Source: Oebasus/Oncheus/Ocreus

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Update: 11.10.2022

a new blog about a water-leopard

Sybaris

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Uzunbacak Adem