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Nov 25, 2006 0:29:26 GMT 3
Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Nov 25, 2006 0:29:26 GMT 3
We should create lists of numerals, colors, animal names, words showing relativeness and the like of Ural-Altaic languages. Let us start with the Colors Modern Anatolian Turkish:- Ak (Aq)/Beyâz: White - Kara (Qara)/Siyâh: Black - Boz/Gri: Grey - Al/Kýrmýzý (Qïrmïzï)/Kýzýl (Qïzïl): Red (Kýzýl/Qïzïl is slightly darker) - Sarý (Sarï): Yellow - Mâvî: Blue (there is also Gök Mâvîsi, "Sky Blue") - Mor: Purple - Yeþil (Yäshil): Green - Turuncu: Orange - Pembe: Pink - Kahverengi (Qahvärängi): Brown ("Coffee Color") Old Turkic of Blue Turk Period:- Aq: White - Qara: Black - Boz: Grey - Qïzïl: Red - Sarïgh: Yellow - Kök: Blue - Yashïl: Green Please add more
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Nov 25, 2006 0:39:27 GMT 3
Post by Atabeg on Nov 25, 2006 0:39:27 GMT 3
cool
i have a question what the turkic name for turqiose not turkuaz
i found a lighter form of it thats called camgöbegi but thats not it i think
anyone know the awnser?
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Nov 25, 2006 1:56:03 GMT 3
Post by Verinen Paroni on Nov 25, 2006 1:56:03 GMT 3
Valkoinen=White Sininen=Blue Keltainen=Yellow Punainen=Red Vaaleanpunainen=Pink Ruskea=Brown Musta=Black Violetti=Purple Vihreä=Green Oranssi=Orange Harmaa=Grey
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Nov 25, 2006 15:21:41 GMT 3
Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Nov 25, 2006 15:21:41 GMT 3
That is strange, they are in no way similar to Turkic I thought I could find at least a few similarities, but I could find none
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Nov 25, 2006 18:48:26 GMT 3
Post by tengrikut on Nov 25, 2006 18:48:26 GMT 3
my grandmothers say "gök" instead of "mavi" it makes me smile when i hear it
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Nov 25, 2006 19:30:45 GMT 3
Post by Atabeg on Nov 25, 2006 19:30:45 GMT 3
Mine grandfather does that 2.
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Nov 25, 2006 19:52:22 GMT 3
Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Nov 25, 2006 19:52:22 GMT 3
I congratulate them because they use the Turkic form instead of the non-Turkic one
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Nov 26, 2006 17:47:59 GMT 3
Post by tengrikut on Nov 26, 2006 17:47:59 GMT 3
they don't do because of their sensivities, they do it because they heart it from their grandmothers and grandfathers
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Dec 14, 2007 14:58:40 GMT 3
Post by jalair on Dec 14, 2007 14:58:40 GMT 3
Here is colors name from Afghanistan Uzbeks: Aaq: White Qara: Black Sarigh: Yellow Qizil: Red Kok: Blue Yashil: Green Malla: Yellow (lighter) Boz: Grey
For Mixed colors: Chopar:mixed dotted black and white Alla: mixed spots black and white
more saturation(colorful):
Appagh:colorful white Qabqara : colorful black Qibqizil: colorful red Komkok: colorfulblue Yabyashil: colorful green Sabsarigh:colorful yellow
All these words are pure Turkic Uzbek commonly used among Uzbeks in Afghanistan.
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Dec 15, 2007 0:30:03 GMT 3
Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Dec 15, 2007 0:30:03 GMT 3
Here is colors name from Afghanistan Uzbeks: Aaq: White Qara: Black Sarigh: Yellow Qizil: Red Kok: Blue Yashil: Green Malla: Yellow (lighter) Boz: Grey These, except Malla, are exactly the same with Old Turkic more saturation(colorful): Appagh:colorful white Qabqara : colorful black Qibqizil: colorful red Komkok: colorfulblue Yabyashil: colorful green Sabsarigh:colorful yellow We also use them: Apappak, Kapkara, Kýpkýzýl, Yemyeþil, Sapsarý Though Kömkök is not use because of the non-Turkic "Masmâvi"
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Dec 15, 2007 0:54:01 GMT 3
Post by kokturk on Dec 15, 2007 0:54:01 GMT 3
In our village, we still use "gömgöð".
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Dec 16, 2007 23:06:18 GMT 3
Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Dec 16, 2007 23:06:18 GMT 3
Ah, I didn't know that
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Dec 17, 2007 13:58:10 GMT 3
Post by tengrikut on Dec 17, 2007 13:58:10 GMT 3
In our village, we still use "gömgöð". are u from western black sea cost or some where near to there?
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Dec 17, 2007 21:28:21 GMT 3
Post by kokturk on Dec 17, 2007 21:28:21 GMT 3
In our village, we still use "gömgöð". are u from western black sea cost or some where near to there? Mid-Black Sea Region, Amasya.
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Dec 18, 2007 0:57:05 GMT 3
Post by tengrikut on Dec 18, 2007 0:57:05 GMT 3
it expalins why gömgöð istead of kömkök =)
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