06-10-2021, 11:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-10-2021, 12:19 PM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
(05-10-2021, 11:52 PM)Aga Tentakulus wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[The only real clue to the characters is probably the position "taurus"]
* About SARAK:
The word you read on page 17r is SARAK.
SARAK means a plant that can "disperse quickly" and "quickly surround to all around", and is used to describe a plant that multiplies and spreads quickly. The word root is the SAR- root of the verb SARMAK, but the -mak suffix form is not seen in dictionaries. If you look at the word SARMAK, you will see the semantic content of this word. I shared detailed information about this word on our own page. In addition, there is already a word called SARAK in Turkish. You can see the word SARAK and the word SAR- / SARMAK on these dictionary pages.
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You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (If you look at the word SAR without the -mak suffix in the dictionary, you will see different contents. For example, SAR is also used as "joyful", "dice" and the name of a plant. Therefore, when we complete the sentence analysis, it will be possible to say exactly in what sense the author used it)
When you type SARAK in the search section of this link, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. you will see that we read that word together with the word next to it. Here it says SARAK USAR. Today we write the same words as SARAK UZAR (also "sararak uzar"). Together, these words mean "extends to quickly encircle around". So the word was used for a plant. The terminology describes a feature of the plant.
* About the TAURUS issue:
This star name is pronounced SOARU ("sahar-u" for sound value affinity) according to our ATA transcription.
T / S phonetic value changes issue are common in language exchange (included in Turkish).
Therefore, this (taurus) must be the word used in the mouth of the author SOARU (TOARU) (again the phonetic value near form of the name taurus and toarus).
In addition, another possibility is that the SOARU spelling has a sound value close to the word SAHAR-U.
Here, the -U at the end is just the word suffix that points to the object (object pointing suffix).
That is, the root of the word should be SAHAR-.
The synonym of the word SAHAR is the word SABAH and also in some dialects it is pronounced as SEHER.
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In the Turkish language, there is both a plant name and a star name, which are referred to as SABAH YILDIZI (SEHER YILDIZI).
(You can find out that what I said is true from this word link.)
NOTE: According to the calculation of mathematical probabilities, it is possible to read one or a few words in almost every language in the world with all kinds of different transcriptions that can be made in the world. But undoubtedly the most accurate transcription is the one that counts the most words to read. Without this key it would not be possible to read. EVA key and others don't make you read. But you see that our ATA key is also useful for reading the words you think you are reading. In other words, it has been a question of wasting for many years with EVA, and those who thought that this key was correct could not reach the result. I think we kind of swept that EVA and others with ATA. However, mathematical probabilities already approve our ATA but never "European"-VA for sure.
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