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• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  VViews > 22-07-2019, 06:04 PM

  Aha, apparently there are derivatives in old Irish:
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  ETA:
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• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  -JKP- > 22-07-2019, 07:55 PM

  I looked up doctor and healer in about 60 different languages and I didn't see anything that was really close to odar.

• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  bi3mw > 22-07-2019, 10:19 PM

  Baran Bo Odar's grandfather was Tatar who spent some time in China.
  
  

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  My father's father was a Tatar, and he was always in the wrong place at the wrong time. First he had to flee Russia before the October Revolution and traveled via China to Germany, where he studied medicine. When Hitler came to power he had to go back to China.

  
  
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• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  bi3mw > 23-07-2019, 01:15 PM

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  About the language of the Hiungnu and the Tunghu tribes, page 4:
  
  Čuvašisch: odar = shelter for sheep

  
  
  OK, unfortunately not "doctor"

• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  Linda > 23-07-2019, 07:36 PM

  I found Odar as a last name for family lines in Estonia, Slovenia and Russia, mainly, a couple others here and there in Europe and a couple in Massachusetts in the 1600s but dont know where they were from originally.

• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  davidjackson > 23-07-2019, 08:50 PM

  (offtopic)
  It's obviously Irish, no question at all.
  Where's the barn? Baran bo o'daaaar (pointing).
  

• RE: Baran Bo Odar

  Anton > 25-07-2019, 01:16 AM

  Odar is a word in Mari, meaning "branch" or "sprout". Same in Komi. In Tuvan it is "pasture". In Moksha and Erzya it is "udder". In Macedonian it is "hearse".
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