02-04-2022, 08:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-04-2022, 08:58 AM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
Dear Tentakulus,
When you brought up this same subject before, I indicate you the pages of the dictionary and write that the word you read in the form of TAURUS/TAURUM is a misreading.
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This word is a star and star group name in Turkish. Moreover, I did not just give this information, I was indicate how this word can be read according to ATA transcription by showing the dictionary page as proof.
The examples you give are based on a transcription with inconsistent phonetic matches. While you read a sign with a certain sound value in a word, you read the same sign with another sound value in another word. That's why you won't be able to go any further with these anagram ascriptions. All of your readings are inaccurate and inconsistent. It will certainly not open a door further.
However, if you want take it to keep in same level as easy and keep rowing on the same road, it's okay.
I've re-copied what the TAURUS chest is below. You are returning to the same topic because you did not read my previous comments carefully or read enough to understand. This vicious circle does not allow you to see the truth. Pay attention and examine what I wrote and the dictionary pages I showed you.
You know that of all the transcription and reading recommendations discussed in this group, and none of the studies conducted around the world, have provided the key to read VM manuscripts.
Thanks.
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/SEHER-Ü.
Here, the -U / -Ü at the end is just the word suffix that points to the object (object pointing suffix).
The root of the word should be SAHAR-/SEHER-.
SEHER and SABAH are synonymous
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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).
Please see those pages:
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Another synonym of SABAH and SEHER and SAHAR is (ZAHİR) here is the same star name with its sinonim You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
As you can see, we can read the same star name in Turkish by showing the real dictionary pages as proof, without applying a reading method that will not allow you to go further with the anagram or phonetic value.
Regards
When you brought up this same subject before, I indicate you the pages of the dictionary and write that the word you read in the form of TAURUS/TAURUM is a misreading.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
This word is a star and star group name in Turkish. Moreover, I did not just give this information, I was indicate how this word can be read according to ATA transcription by showing the dictionary page as proof.
The examples you give are based on a transcription with inconsistent phonetic matches. While you read a sign with a certain sound value in a word, you read the same sign with another sound value in another word. That's why you won't be able to go any further with these anagram ascriptions. All of your readings are inaccurate and inconsistent. It will certainly not open a door further.
However, if you want take it to keep in same level as easy and keep rowing on the same road, it's okay.
I've re-copied what the TAURUS chest is below. You are returning to the same topic because you did not read my previous comments carefully or read enough to understand. This vicious circle does not allow you to see the truth. Pay attention and examine what I wrote and the dictionary pages I showed you.
You know that of all the transcription and reading recommendations discussed in this group, and none of the studies conducted around the world, have provided the key to read VM manuscripts.
Thanks.
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/SEHER-Ü.
Here, the -U / -Ü at the end is just the word suffix that points to the object (object pointing suffix).
The root of the word should be SAHAR-/SEHER-.
SEHER and SABAH are synonymous
please see this: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
In the Turkish language, there is both a plant name and a star name, which are referred to as SABAH YILDIZI (SEHER YILDIZI).
Please see those pages:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Another synonym of SABAH and SEHER and SAHAR is (ZAHİR) here is the same star name with its sinonim You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
As you can see, we can read the same star name in Turkish by showing the real dictionary pages as proof, without applying a reading method that will not allow you to go further with the anagram or phonetic value.
Regards