25-04-2022, 07:13 AM
(This post was last modified: 25-04-2022, 07:32 AM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
Those who have free time now, please read the article below.
I am sharing this article because it is one of the articles I could find in English. In fact, there are thousands of articles like this. Most of them are talking about word pairings and sentence readings, which are slightly different from each other. But almost all of them were written in Turkish. This is done especially after 1930. You may not be aware of it, but Turkish root words are seen in all of the indigenous languages from the northernmost to the southernmost part of the American continent and to the islands of the ocean. We see this in Australian indigenous languages as well. Geographical old region namings all over the world are mostly of Turkic origin. I am not saying this because I am a nationalist. If you read the attached article, it has already explained whether this work was done for nationalism or in the name of science, and which I totally agree with the author of this article in this point.
This article in the link below has nothing to do with Voynich. But it can tell you that maybe something is overlooked when you think that nationalism is being done.
Thanks,
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And you can check out other articles written by this person here. I think I write my articles at length using somewhat long sentences. Researcher Kaan Aslanoğlu writes short articles, his English is better than mine.
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I am sharing this article because it is one of the articles I could find in English. In fact, there are thousands of articles like this. Most of them are talking about word pairings and sentence readings, which are slightly different from each other. But almost all of them were written in Turkish. This is done especially after 1930. You may not be aware of it, but Turkish root words are seen in all of the indigenous languages from the northernmost to the southernmost part of the American continent and to the islands of the ocean. We see this in Australian indigenous languages as well. Geographical old region namings all over the world are mostly of Turkic origin. I am not saying this because I am a nationalist. If you read the attached article, it has already explained whether this work was done for nationalism or in the name of science, and which I totally agree with the author of this article in this point.
This article in the link below has nothing to do with Voynich. But it can tell you that maybe something is overlooked when you think that nationalism is being done.
Thanks,
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Note:
And you can check out other articles written by this person here. I think I write my articles at length using somewhat long sentences. Researcher Kaan Aslanoğlu writes short articles, his English is better than mine.
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