25-02-2022, 09:13 PM
I am trying to get clear on what they mean when they say "Turkic" or "Old Turkish" -- neither of which is a language. Turkic is a huge language family. Do they mean:
a. an old form of Turkish
b. the Old Turkic language which would correspond to the Gokturk language.
c. some vague form of early Turkic that they have not yet figured out.
The last would be most compatible with Khazar language. There is a big difference as Turkish would have come from the south while Khazar would have come from the east. I could really help their theory potentially.
Perhaps one of you could put me in touch with Ahmet Ardıç or that team?
a. an old form of Turkish
b. the Old Turkic language which would correspond to the Gokturk language.
c. some vague form of early Turkic that they have not yet figured out.
The last would be most compatible with Khazar language. There is a big difference as Turkish would have come from the south while Khazar would have come from the east. I could really help their theory potentially.
Perhaps one of you could put me in touch with Ahmet Ardıç or that team?