Saturday, August 27, 2022

Ancient-Greek-Mountain-names-Turkic-Kir

 

Ağrı Dağı


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There are many place names related to mountains in Ancient Greece where you can always recognize the syllables like Kr or Kor.





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Krokala Nesos

A sandy island


Kuru: dry

kala: dwelling place


Krokeias

A mountain ridge


kır: mountain



Krommyon akra

the edge of a mountain range on Cypress


kır: mountain



Kronion 

Mountain  


kır: mountain



Krusaioi

A Thracian tribe on Chalkidiki 


Kuru: dry

say: river

on Chalkidiki there are many ricer that are almost dry in summer.

Kryassos

a place name/ foothill


Kuru: dry, kır: mountain

su: water



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Now compare the ProtoTurkic word *kır > Old Turkic kır meaning mountain.



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Similar?

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Sunday, August 21, 2022

Ancient-Greek-Leather-Sack-Korykos-Turkic-Kurugluk

 

Quiver-Kurugluk


Korykos is a kind of leather sack hung up for punching and a leather quiver.





PTurk. *Kurman, *Kurug-luk bow-case, quiver


Korykos-Kurug-luk (Turkic for quiver)


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Other Altaic languages have:

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Ancient-Greek-toponyms-with-Kory-Turkic-Kori




Birkaç Eski Yunanca yer adı bırakayım:

4. Korydalla 2. Korykos (Kız Kalesi) 3. Korylenos (A city with a castle) 1. Koryphas (A settlement)
5. Corynos (Fortress)
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English Version

Let me drop a few Ancient Greek place names: 

 4. Korydalla 
2. Korykos (Maiden's Castle) 
3. Korylenos (A city with a castle) 
1. Koryphas (A settlement)
5. Corynos (Fortress)





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Simdi su alttaki ProtoAltayca ve ProtoTürkce köklere bakın:
And now look at Proto-Altaic and Proto-Turkic roots:

ProtoAltaic ­k ̔ṓra ( ~-o,-u) to protect, guard: Tung. *xurā-; Mong. *kori-; Turk. *Kōrɨ-; Kor. *kằrí-. ProtoTurk. *Kōrɨ- to fence, protect



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Hem anlam hem ses benzerliği!
Sound and meaning similarity!

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Saturday, August 20, 2022

Ancient-Greek-Konopeion-MosquitoNet-Proto-Turkic-gune-guna

 

Mückennetz - Mosquito Net - Cibinlik


There is a word in Paulys RE 

Κωνωπεῖον Konopeion meaning Mosquito Net.

Etymology very uncertain. Semitic?

Maybe Turkic:

Look at the Proto Turkic word: Güne/Guna meaning MOTH > Modern Turkish güve!



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Possible?

Possible...


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Ancient-Greek-Kondy-a-Vessel-Altaic-root-kiantu




Çok ilginç bir sözcük:

A tantalizing word: κόνδυ Kondy=a kind of vessel

κόνδυ Kondy = bir tür bardak Pauly diyor ki: Yunanca değil

Pauly says: NonGreek

κόνδυ Kondy drinking vessel=bardak


Sözcük İncil'de de geçer > Genesis 44:2
Also mentioned in the Bible> Genesis 44:2

κόνδυ Kondy - Genesis 44:2 / Bible


Kaynak/
Source: Genesis 44:2
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benim sıram geldi:
Now my turn:
Bakın: ProtoAltay kökü: kàntú a kind of vessel
Look at Proto-Altaic root: kàntú a k. of vessel



Starostin/Dybo: 5.-15. yy'da (Orta) Yunanca 'kóndü' nün kaynağı Türkçe olabilir!

Starostin/Dybo: The origin of the Middle Greek (5.-15. C)word 'kóndü' could be Turkish.

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But the word is ~1000 years older /Uzunbacak Adem

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Monday, August 15, 2022

Pre-Greek-Koloe-Turkic-Koel

 


Lake - Köl - Göl

Göllerle işim bitmedi:

Koloë: Çok sık görülen, Yunanca olmayan yer adı.

Paulys RE Koloe / Koloë versus Turkic KÖL



Koloë 2:Manisa'daki Marmara Gölünün eski adı

Koloe 2 - Marmara Gölü - Manisa 

Koloë 3:Pınar yanı göl (Sudan'da)

Quellsee - Kolle 3 - Köl in Sudan

Koloë 4:Sart'a yakın yerin adı (2. Koloë'ye yakın)

Sardes Koloe - toponym - Manisa - Türkiye 

Ben daha ne yazayım?

Bu yer adlarının Türkçe KÖL ile ilgisi yadsınabilir mi?

Daha dazla bilgi gerekli mi?

Daha fazla bilgi için aşağıya bakın:

Antik kent Kolchis ve Türkce Köl

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English Version:

I'm not done with lakes: 

Koloë: A very common non-Greek place name. Koloë 2: Former name of Marmara Lake in Manisa Koloë 3: The lake near the spring(German Quellsee) in Sudan
Koloë 4: Name of the place near Sardes (near 2nd Koloë) 

What else should I write more about the words Koloe and Köl? 

Is it undeniable that these place names have anything to do with Turkish KÖL?

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For the pics, see above!

For more info, read below:


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Ancient-City-Colchis-Kolchis-Turkic-Koel


Hazar Gölü Elazığ/Diger adıyla Gölcük Gölü - Paulys Re'de gecen bir göl-Kolchis Κολχίς


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2 Kolchis kenti var Antik Çağ'da.

İlki Argonotlarıyla ünlü. Aşağıdaki ikincisi Kolchis ise ünsüz olanı. Pauly diyor ki: Kolchis bugünkü *Gölcük Gölü kıyısında kurulu kent.
Kolchis'deki "Kol" hecesi Eski Türkçe Köl (Göl) olabilir mi?
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*Ülkemizde Gölcük adında çok yer ve göl var. Adı geçen Elazığ'daki, Hazar Gölü diye anılan tektonik göl olmalı. Çünkü Great Armenia diye geçen ülkede olan tek Gölcük,
Elazığ'da olan olmalı.

daha fazla bilgi için:


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English version:

There were 2 cities of Kolchis in Antiquity. The first is famous for its Argonauts. 

 The second one below is Kolchis that is not famous. 

Pauly says: Kolchis is today's city founded on the shores of *Gölcük Lake. 

 Could the syllable "Kol" in Kolchis be Old Turkish Köl (Lake)?

Proto Turkic Altaic words for "Lake" Köl



*There are many places and lakes called Gölcük in Türkiye. The aforementioned tectonic lake in Elazig, called Hazar Lake, must be this one. Because the only Gölcük in the country called Great Armenia must be the one in Elazığ.


For more info:

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Sunday, August 14, 2022

Gergitha-Gergis-Gergithier-Turkic-Kerki-Keski

 



There is a tribe from Troas called Gergithier (German name) and they had been settled, after Trojan war, everywhere throughout the region. The spies (Gestapo) called Gerginoi on Ancient Cyprus should have taken their name from them.


I know only one word that would correspond with the name od this "tribe".


Kerki meaning in many Altaic languages like saw, awl, etc.

In Turkic adze, mattock, chisel or a razor.


Proto Turkic/Proto Altaic root ker/kes


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Could the name of this NonGreek tribe have its name from thus Turkic word?

Were they peoples with a KERKI in their hands to wage a war?


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AncientGreek-title-Kolax-Turkic-Kulak-Kul-Kol-and-gerginoi


Paulys RE'ye devam:


Kolax, kökü Doğu'da, kökeni bilinmeyen bir ünvan!

(English Chamberlain, German Kammerherr)

Eski Kıbrıs'ta 2 çeşidi varmış: birinin adı Gerginoi. (Proto Turkic Kerki > Keski?/)

Gerginoi-kerki-keski

Bunlar direk krala bağlı kullar: 'gözü ve kulaklarıydı kralın',diyor Pauly/1 (yani sivil polis, casus, ajan, Alman Gestapo)



Paulys RE about Kolax, Gerginoi

Kolax sözcüğü 

Hizmetli> kul/2 
ve arz etmek> kol-/3 
ve kulak/3 ile uyumludur.



Beekes diyor ki:

PreGreek olmali:

Wiktionary - PreGreek Kolax -  

κόλαξ




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English Version
Kolax, a title of unknown origin in the East ( 🇬🇧 Chamberlain) There are 2 varieties in Cyprus: one is called Gerginoi (Kerki > Keski = Chisel?/4) These are the servants directly subordinate to the king: 'they were king's eyes and ears', says Pauly/1 (civil police, German Gestapo)

According to Beekes it is a word of PreGreek origin. it is compatible with Turkic  
Kul > servant/2 and kol- to offer and compatible with ear = Turkic Kulak/3.

Possible?


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Pre-Greek-Ankhouros-versus-Tuerkic-ingir

  pic: wiki Robert Beekes writes in his book Etymological Dictionary of Greek [1]  about the word  ἀγχοῦρος / ankhouros . He says, this Cypr...