Dardanos-Scythian-King-versus-Tart-Turkic-root

 

Dardanos was a Scythian king. 

It reminds me of Turkic root dart-/tart- meaning to pull, to hang and further to throw (a speer, a slingshot ), acc. to Eyuboglu. 

Acc. to Gülensoy tart- means "to swing the reins of mounts".

This root derives from tar- "to rough up".

It is a very old Proto Turkic verb meaning initially to pull, to hang. 

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Lynkos-2-mountains-and-a-Scythian-king

Lyncus

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In Greek mythology, King Lyncus ([ˈ] Greek: Λύγκος, pronounced [ˈlyŋkos]) of the Scythians was taught the arts of agriculture by Triptolemus but he refused to teach it to his people and then tried to kill Triptolemus. Demeter turned him into a lynx as punishment.^[1]

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Lynkos/Lyncus is a King who taught the arts of agriculture. 

There are two mountains called Lynkos, too.

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There is a Turkic root ALANG (alaŋ) meaning level ground/plain. Could it be related to these 3 names? King Lynkos (because he taught the art of agriculture on the plains?) and Lynkos mountains have plains?

((A)LUNGOS>LYNKOS?))

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2-scythian-deities-tabiti-tamimasadas-Turkic-roots

 

Tabiti or Tapati, a Scythian goddess. 

The western scholars think that the root must be Indo European:

wiki: ...

and was related to the Avestan term tāpaiieⁱti (𐬙𐬁𐬞𐬀𐬌𐬌𐬈𐬌𐬙𐬌‎) meaning "to warm," Latin tepeo and several other Indo-European terms for heat, as well as to the similar name of the Hindu goddess Tapatī (तपती) and to the verb related to the latter's name, tapayati (तापयति), meaning "burns" and "is hot."^[10] and to the Sanskrit term tápas (तपस्), which denoted the cosmic warmth and the original nature, that is the cosmic principle out of which originated the multiple elements of the Universe and the order in the world....

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There is a Turkic root tap meaning simply "to worship, to wish and to pray".

Could it be related to it, too?

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the 2nd one Thamimasades

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There is a PTurk.root  *Tạm- meaning 1 to burn (tr.) 2 to kindle 3 to become excited.

-mas/-maz: suffix for "not" Ata: the father

> Godfather who doesn't burn? Tammazata?

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It could be related to Tabiti in this sense. Did Herodotus muddle up these two deities?

Sources: Thamimasadas and Tabiti

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Turkic-balik-Greek-polis

Drum Tower - Khanbaliq - Peking

Bakın bakın!

ProtoTurkic bialık: city, fortress

>Turkic Balık city 

(for example Hanbalık (City of Khan) = Today's Peking/Beijing)

Hungarian falu (pl. faluk): village

Mongolian Balağasun: city, fortress

ProtoTunguz palVga: a group of houses

Old Greek póli-s: city, fortress

Lithuanian pilis: fortress Latvian pils: fortress İlginç mi?

Interesting?

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Source: Proto Altaic bialiq for city, fortress

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Scythian-Kingnames-Argunt-Gnur-Luk-are-Turkic-names

Kurgan stelae of a Scythian at Khortytsia, Ukraine

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Birkaç yeni İskit başbuğ adı:

Argunt Eski Türkçe Arkun: melez at; VEYA Yargun: memeli hayvan (örnek öküz veya ayı)1-2 Gnur Eski Türkçe kongur/konur: kahverengi (Atının donu?)3 Luk/Lū̆ka (Lykos) Eski Türkçe ulug/uluğ

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Şu görseldeki adlara bak. Octamasades Agaros Palacus Tanusakos Sariakos * Atilla’nım Babası Muncuk (Boncuk)

source wiki : the names of the Scythian Kings

Alayının Türkçe olmaması için hiçbir neden yok. Bunlar ilk bakışta göze çarpıp, burdayım diyenler. 

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ENGLISH VERSION

A few new Scythian chieftain names:

 

Argunt Old Turkish Arkun: hybrid horse  OR Yargun: mammal (quadruped animal)

 Gnur Old Turkish kongur/konur: brown (The color of his horse?) 

Luk/Lū̆ka (Lykos) Old Turkish ulug (great, holy) 

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(I'm looking at the items called Scythian in Pauly at the moment). 

Look at the names in this image. 

Octamasades 

Agaros 

Palacus 

Tanusakos 

Sariakos * 

Atilla's Father Muncuk (Turkic Boncuk >Beads)

 There is no reason why this names on this list should not be Turkish. These are those who catch the eye at first glance.

(for the pics dealing with this English version, look above)

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new-List-of-Pre-Greek-words-versus-Turkic-words

Hier ist the list!

Enjoy.

Pre-Greek	Meaning	Info	Turkic	Meaning	Info
Sisura	cloak made of goat's hair (Scythian)	Σισύρα	PTurk. *sɨd- 1 skirt, lap 2 to tuck up (sleeves, skirts) (1 пола, подол 2 подворачивать (рукава, полы)): Karakh. sɨδɨɣ 1, sɨtɣa- 2 (MK); Tur. siɣ, sij, siji (dial.) 1, sa-, dial. sɨɣa- 2; Gag. suva-, sua- 2; Turkm. sɨj 1; Tat. sɨjɨr- 2 (dial.); Khak. sɨzɨm ‘band on a shaman’s beater’; Chuv. šъraś ‘tas- sel (on the end of belt); coating (on skirt edges)	sicim: a kind of rope	compare> PROTO ALTAIC: *sísu ( ~ z-) to baste, cloth: Tung. *sise-; Mong. *sisegej; Jpn. *súsuá; Kor. *sɨs-.
ψύγω (psúgō)	breath, blow chill, make cold		Altaic Buskan: snow storm	bus, pus: ice	bugu: mist, vapor
σιηγών (siēgṓn)	jaw, jawbone		çenge, çanga	jawbone
ψόλος/ἄσβολος	soot, smoke		is, pus, bus	soot, smoke, vapor
ἐνεός	dumb, mute		Proto-Altaic:*ēŋV: to think, understand	Turkic: *āŋ, *āŋ-la- to understand
κάρταλος(kártalos)	a basket		PTurk. *KAdɨr- to twist, turn,	Uyghur: qari-, qajrɛ-;
korwa	girl	Mycanean Greek 𐀒𐀷 (ko-wa /kórwā/) f	KIR	girl	Mongolian gergei: wife
μύκλος	fold on the donkey's neck		bük-	to bow, bend, to curve, bend, wrap smth.
τόπος	place, location, topic, (rhetoric) common place		PTurk. *top all, completely; complex, collection	topla-: to get toegther
τύλη	swelling, callus	hump of a camel	PTurk. *dōl- full	OLD Turkish tolu: full
τάγχουρος	gold		KIR>KIZIL	red, reddish,	kùruá ‘black’ (having a different accent). It is interesting to note metal names derived from this root: Turk. *Kɨŕɨl ‘gold’ (see Лексика 403-404) = Mong. kürel ‘bronze’ = Kor. kùrí ‘copper’.
Ὄλυμπος	Olympos mountain	Alternative: Οὔλυμπος(Oúlumpos) <Oru?	oru	high place	by Oulumpus: Ulu? (great)
Κύπρος	Cyprus island		from Copper?	Turkic Bakar/BAKIR	Bakar ~ Beaker (German Becher)

 

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PreGreek-sagini-Cypriote-hagana-ProtoAltaic-agna

Trüf domuzu işbaşında:

Yunanca σαγήνη (sagini) (S-mobile?) avlanmaya yarayan ağ demek Kıbrısçası ἁγάνα (hagána) Kelime kökeni bilinmiyor. Şimdi aşağıdaki Proto Altayca sözcüğü bakın: *àgŋa (Kıbrısça ἁγάνα ile karşılaştır) Türkçe ağ anlamında (ör- eylemi anlamı da var)/4 Birbiriyle ilişkisi olmadığına inanalım mı?

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Truffle pig at work: 

Greek σαγήνη (sagini) means a net for hunting.(S-mobile?)

Cypriot version ἁγάνα (hagána).

The origin of the word is unknown. 

 Now look at the Proto Altaic word below: 

 *àgŋa (See ἁγάνα above)

means network in Turkish (e.g. also has the meaning of the verb to spin)

 Shall we believe that they are not related to each other?

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Turkish-Alev-Sumerian-Zal-Zalag-Hungarian-Csillag

Kısa sözcük, uzun tweet.

ALEV

Sizce Türkçe mi? Eren Farsça, der Eyuboğlu Türkçe Gülensoy incelemez Nişanyan Türkçe>Farsça der.

Ben de Sümerce zal (to shine) ve zalag'ı (radiant) yanına koyayım, bir de Macarca csillag (yıldız).

Soru:

Proto-Altaic: *zi̯oĺa' (to shine) uyar mı yanlarına?

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Short word, long tweet. 

 ALEV (FLAME)

Do you think it is Turkish? 

Eren says Persian

Eyuboglu Turkish 

Gülensoy does not review 

Nişanyan says Turkish>Persian. 

 Let me put the Sumerian zal (to shine) and zalag (radiant) next to it, and the Hungarian csillag (star). 

 Question: 

Proto-Altaic: Could *zi̯oĺa' (to shine) suit them?

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