Early T�rkish and Europan languages

Yes, the Sassanian fortification, Darband (Derbent) in Dagestan is well preserved, reminds me a little of Falak e Aflak in Lorestan.

Tappeh is an Iranian word my friend.  We have Turkish words in Iranian languages, but nothing like 5000 or whatever figure you stated.

Well, as far as I know, there is no linguistic connection between turkic and european language. As turkic speakers know very well, turkic language has a rule called vowel harmony, which clears which word is turkic or not. Therefore, technically, it's imposible to declare a word that is NOT suitable for vowel harmony as a turkic or a common word.

As for the examples,

"Tilma�" is not turkic word because of vowel harmony. (besides according to turkish language society, there is no word called Tilma�, it's Dilma�, but it's not clear that the suffix -ma� is turkic. Most probably it's fabricated by turkish language society during turkish language reform in 1920's.)

Ot in turkish means: grass, herb, weed, fodder, filled or made with straw.
Hot in English means: very warm; spicy; fresh, with excitement, enthusiastically

The relation "Tepe" and "Top". What can I say, it sounds like the sun language theory, bullsh*t. Bargain, bargaan, etc....


BTW: Persian has not 5000 turkic word, on the contrary Turkish has 3000+ persian word.
BTW2: tepe is clearly turkic.

it is turkish top :P

isnt azeris so turks also iranian?

Maybe we should also use anatolian thing, so we can claim half of Europea and middle east.

Originally posted by DayI tepe and dagh are the same words, but i allways confused wich one is Turkic.

no they are not.Tepe is top of the dagh (hill)

on the other hand tepe isn't used only by Turks in Turkey but all Turkic languages at least in ones I've checked. 

Edited by erci

That can be explained erci, Central Asia was more Persian language and culture influenced than Turkey.

Originally posted by Mortaza Doruk, isnt it highest point of a tepe or dag?

actually it depends on how you look at it.If you think tepe and dag have the same meaning, then yes, doruk is the highest point.If you look over tepe as the top of the mountain then doruk is just the right word for it.

Binanin tepesi (top of the building) +
Binanin doruklari (same meaning but can't be used as a definition) -

I still think Tepe and Dag are different words, tepe is more like a mound(Hoyuk)




Edited by erci

There are 1.100 or 1.200 irani word in T�rkish,sorry i was be wrong,in iranian include 1.000 or 1.200 T�rkic origin word.

For evample in irani : Yawash Yawash (slow slow) this is T�rkisk word,

�n �ran� : Bagh (Ba�) this is T�rkish word, means vineyard,but �ranians new word make this word = Baghche (ba��e) and Baghcha come back T�rkish Bah�e (Bahche) and Farsi = Baghcheb�n (in T�rkish Bahchywan)

There are a lot of common words,i writed this to know,not to discussion.

For example in Farsi ' G�l ' means flower, but in T�rkish it means rose 'G�l'

�n T�rkish include some Farsi appendix,for example ; in Farsi ' Xane ' (khane) it means home,

�n T�rkish is appendix , for example  Buzhane (ice house)

Hastahane (hospital) , Kahvehane (coffe house) Terzihane (tailor house),

Yemekhane (dining hall) , Yatakhane (dormitory) etc...

For example; Farsi 'dar'  in farsi 'Dariden' (hold i think ? )

Defterdar , Haberdar ( i dont know english, in farsi maybe Peyam dar ? )etc...

In T�rkish ,Farsi 'dan'   �aydanl�k (�ay : Chay:tea  -dan and T�rkish appendix -lik ) (kettle)

�n T�rkish C�zdan (c�z : part,fragment etc. and dan) Cz�dan:Wallet

Can you write in Farsi,T�rkic word or appendix? I'm interested in Linguistic.