28-05-2022, 09:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 28-05-2022, 09:52 PM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
2 Tamarix (2 ILGA) plant on the page 99r
Although we do not know why only the root or stem of the plant is drawn, it is possible that the name of this plant is written in the form of ILGAX or ILGAF/ILGAP. So much so that the letter at the end is a little unclear and maybe faded / faded over time, but this could be a P/F or X. However, it can be said that (after about the 600 years that have been passed), the sound (-X or -P/-F) at the end of this word in our modern Turkish language has dropped/disappeared.
Today we call this plant ILGA. But in some dialects in Turkish it is also called as ILGIN too.
In other words, it can be considered as a possibility that the last sound may have turned into the IN sound in some other dialects.
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I quoted the photos from these sources:
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There are different types of Tamarix (ILGA / ILGIN) plant as well. May be, botanists will interpret the root structure in the drawing more clearly.
For example, you can see the "Tamarix bonsai" plant in this images.
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Although we do not know why only the root or stem of the plant is drawn, it is possible that the name of this plant is written in the form of ILGAX or ILGAF/ILGAP. So much so that the letter at the end is a little unclear and maybe faded / faded over time, but this could be a P/F or X. However, it can be said that (after about the 600 years that have been passed), the sound (-X or -P/-F) at the end of this word in our modern Turkish language has dropped/disappeared.
Today we call this plant ILGA. But in some dialects in Turkish it is also called as ILGIN too.
In other words, it can be considered as a possibility that the last sound may have turned into the IN sound in some other dialects.
To see > ILGA = ILGIN > You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
To see meaning of the ILGIN (ılga) > You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
I quoted the photos from these sources:
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There are different types of Tamarix (ILGA / ILGIN) plant as well. May be, botanists will interpret the root structure in the drawing more clearly.
For example, you can see the "Tamarix bonsai" plant in this images.
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