08-05-2022, 12:19 AM
Hi, Ahmet, how do you know the picture is a peach or plum tree? Also, you keep referring to OY and AY (EVA-ot) as if the author of the VM gave you permission to change all the letters around. Since you challenged me last time to show you the language where this syllable would be used so frequently as in the Turkic language, I did some checking and except for the few words where AY is translated as month or a moon, I could not find any words starting with AY in any Turkish text. Did you know that there are about 2500 words in the VM that start with ATA-OY or EVA-OT? In the first 50 pages, where there is no picture of the moon, the root AY occurs over 200 times, as a free standing word, as a prefix, and as part of the other word. Do you want to convince us that all those words relate to the 'moon' or 'month'?
Explaining this is very important, since your entire translation alphabet is based on this. It should be easy: translate at least those words that you listed in your table. And show us some Turkish text where this syllable appears, not as an ancient Etruscan word discussed in the works of the Turkish scholars, but in the text written in Latin letters in Turkish Language.
Explaining this is very important, since your entire translation alphabet is based on this. It should be easy: translate at least those words that you listed in your table. And show us some Turkish text where this syllable appears, not as an ancient Etruscan word discussed in the works of the Turkish scholars, but in the text written in Latin letters in Turkish Language.