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i think thor in german is turk you know it's pasaible :d
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Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri

interesting mention, I think the second one, Blitzen, relates to Semitic peoples. The word is similar Balthazar the second Magi who attended Christ's birth, as you read here the word has an Aramaic or Babylonian origin "Baal tas-assar" and means ‘may Baal preserve his life’.
 
About Baal, a major Semitic god: http://www.pantheon.org/articles/b/baal.html "Baal is the god of rain, thunder, and lightening. "
 
That is also similar to Balder, the second son of Odin (after Thor), As I said in this thread, the name of one of Odin's sons indicates the meaning of Odin's own name. Balder, for whose death such lamentations were made, seems evidently just the Chaldee form of Baal-zer, "The seed of Baal;" ...
 
And as you read here: http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Balder in Analogues section, the most similar story to Balder can be found in ancient Persian mythology.


baldr in my language means  honey or is honey and we usually use for children like bal and ballim bal =honey dr= is  but baldr wife (nanna) mean mother we call are mothers nana or enne
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what is the yer mean ? im turkmen and i see similarity in german and turkmen language
 
 
'yer' is a dialetic form of 'your'. Used in the southern US and southern great plains region as well. To include Texas and NM.
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Both the Vikings and ancient Turks may have been descended from the same people who lived in central Russia. How old is the Thor cult?



idn but i see some similarity in my language and some european im turkmen and i willl be glad to help u in this
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what is the yer mean ? im turkmen and i see similarity in german and turkmen language
 
 
'yer' is a dialetic form of 'your'. Used in the southern US and southern great plains region as well. To include Texas and NM.
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Here's a link on the Suebi. http://ucla.academia.edu/JorgeArias/Papers/1584561/Identity_and_Interaction_the_Suevi_and_the_Hispano-Romans
 
 
And anythings possible as all that immigration of proto-celts and germans remains hotly contested. But from antiquity Tacitus is yer man. The confusion is also generated as they were not simply id' as a single nation but a polyglot of tribes and clans.
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Originally posted by Centrix Vigilis

As old as the Roman occupation of regions that would become known as germania. Tacitus discusses him. Attributes him to the pantheon of the Suebi. Equates him with that old rascal Hercules. Truth is not much is known about those gods prior to the Roman period. But there are countless versions of who what where since then.
 
 
If ya can ever find it peruse Deutsche Mythologie.
 
 
The old fairy tale master Grimm wrote it. Still considered a classic.
 

I guess the Suebi were based in modern-day Swabia, part of eastern Germany. Perhaps their ancestors were Turks who migrated north?
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Another sky god: Teshub/ Taru / Tarhunta

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As old as the Roman occupation of regions that would become known as germania. Tacitus discusses him. Attributes him to the pantheon of the Suebi. Equates him with that old rascal Hercules. Truth is not much is known about those gods prior to the Roman period. But there are countless versions of who what where since then.
 
 
If ya can ever find it peruse Deutsche Mythologie.
 
 
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Both the Vikings and ancient Turks may have been descended from the same people who lived in central Russia. How old is the Thor cult?
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Yes, Chinese concept "Tian" has its root in Turks & Mongols old religion. It's not only about Turkish: Turkmen "Taňri", old Bulgar "Taňra", Kyrgiz "Teňer", Mongolian "Teňgir".  

Speaking of Sumerian, there are lots of similarities in between their language and Altaic family.



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Originally posted by bai_ulgen

Turkic & Mongolian word "Tangri"/"Tengri" comes from the stem "Tian"/"Tien" plus superlative suffix "ri". 

I think Chinese Tian also comes from Tengri, it is even said about one of the oldest known Gods, Sumerian Dingir: http://www.astroset.com/bireysel_gelisim/ancient/a22.htm Dingir comes from the Central Asiatic Ting-ri or Tengri, still existing as Tanrı in Turkish.
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Uh... which part exactly? 
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