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    Posted: 13-Apr-2007 at 11:47
Hi!
 
What are the different meanings of the old turkish word "el"?
 
(f.e. ELteris etc)
 
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El means hand  and stranger.
 
But i think you are not talking about el, because you said elteris but its İlteriş actually. So i think you are asking for il wich means city/land/place.
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Originally posted by erkut

El means hand  and stranger.
 
But i think you are not talking about el, because you said elteris but its İlteriş actually. So i think you are asking for il wich means city/land/place.

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Originally posted by Tar Szernd

Hi!
 
What are the different meanings of the old turkish word "el"?
 
(f.e. ELteris etc)
 
Thanks:
 
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In Uyghur Turkish, El still means "Land", and is commonly used.
 
Elteris means "collecting the land, uniting the land".
Eltutmish menas "holder of the land".
Eltebir means "unite the land as one"
 
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Originally posted by erkut

El means hand  and stranger.
 
 
In Uyghur Turkish, for hand we use "Qol".
stranger is "chet ellik", foreign country is " chet el".  or "Yat ellkik, yat el".
 
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Originally posted by barbar

 
In Uyghur Turkish, for hand we use "Qol".
 
İntrestingSmile in Turkey we use El for hand, and Kol(Qol) for arm.Smile
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In Turkmen, every word has got a single meaning.

'Qol' is the joint between the shoulders (kerysh) and arm (bylek).

'El' in Turkmen means 'hand'.

'Il' is 'tribe' and when used with 't' (ilat), it means 'families, tribes'

'Iltyrysh' means 'the base of the tribe'(tyrysh=foundation, base). 'Ilteber' is the 'pride of the tribe' (teber=honor, pride)

Edited by gok_toruk - 16-Apr-2007 at 14:55
Sajaja bramani totari ta, raitata raitata, radu ridu raitata, rota.
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