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Some example of old Turkish vocabulary
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21 Dec 2013 Sat 08:03 pm |
The Vocabulary of Old Turkic Script [ From Orkhun Inscribtions]
The Orkhon inscriptions (Turkish: Orhun Yazıtları also known as Orhon Inscriptions.
Orhun Inscriptions, and the Khöshöö Tsaidam monuments (Mongolian: Хөшөө цайдам, also spelled Khoshoo Tsaidam, Koshu-Tsaidam) are two memorial installations erected by the Göktürks written in Old Turkic Alphabet in the early 8th century in the Orkhon Valley in Mongolia.
They were erected in the honor of two Turkic princes, Kul Tigin and his brother Bilge Khagan.
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Old word Contemporary word
aç- acıkmak
adrıl- ayrılmak
agı ipekli kumaş, hazine
alkın tükenmek, mahvolmak
altun altın
amtı şimdi
ańıg kötü, fena
antag öyle, öylece
apa ata, ecdat
ar- aldatmak
arıl- tükenmek, mahvolmak
arkış kervan
arkuk aksi, inatçı
armakçı aldatıcı
artur- aldanmak
asra aşağıda, altta
aşsız yiyeceği olmayan, aşsız
at ad, isim
atlıg atlı, süvari
ay- söylemek, demek
azkıńa azıcık
azu acaba
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21 Dec 2013 Sat 11:06 pm |
Old word Contemporary word
balık şehir
bar var, mevcut
bar- varmak, gitmek
başlıg başı olan, başlı
bay zengin
baz bağımlı, tâbi
beg bey
beglik bey olacak, bey olmaya lâyık
beŋgü ebedî, sonsuz
ber- vermek
bıŋ bin, (100
bilig bilgi
biligsiz bilgisiz
bir- vermek
birdin güney, güneyde
bir(i)ye güneyde
bişük beşik, aynı beşikte yatan, akraba
bod boy, kabile
bodun halk, millet
boguz boğaz
bol- olmak
boşgur öğretmek, akıl vermek
böri kurt
buka boğa
buluŋ taraf
buŋ sıkıntı
buŋsuz sıkıntısız
buyruk kumandan
buz- bozmak, bozguna uğratmak
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22 Dec 2013 Sun 11:04 am |
There is no ŋ any more in Turkish (not even in the pronounciation), right?
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22 Dec 2013 Sun 02:38 pm |
There is no ŋ any more in Turkish (not even in the pronounciation), right?
"Nazal n " or " Velar n " or "Genizsel n " is not shown in Turkish Alphabet. However, in many regional dialects it is alive and used. Although it is abolished in İstanbul Turkish, it is still surviving in dialects .
For example, when people in Interior Anatolia say " nörüyon " , that "n" is "nazal n".
Another example ---> donuz [ the way of pronouncation "domuz" in dialects ]
English words which ends with "ng " , the last sound is "nazal n".
Coming ---> ŋ --> ng
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