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Hunca 鐵伐 Tie-ba [< tie’fa ] ve Sakaca Ταβιτί [Tabıti]

Hunnic 鐵伐 Tie-ba [< tie’fa ] and Scythian Ταβιτί [Tabıti]

Fatih Şengül(AGRI IBRAHIM CECEN UNIVERSITY)0000-0003-0111-3579
Pages
586–594
Publication Date
2022-07-19
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This paper revolves around a particular word, which seems to be common in the languages of both communities.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The Huns and the Scythians, constitute two of the most leading mounted nomadic communities of antiquity and had the similar nomadic lifestyle and culture.
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The Huns and the Scythians, constitute two of the most leading mounted nomadic communities of antiquity and had the similar nomadic lifestyle and culture. So it is very probable to find the words, which carry phonetic and semantic resemblances, in the languages of both communities. This paper revolves around a particular word, which seems to be common in the languages of both communities.

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The Huns and the Scythians, constitute two of the most leading mounted nomadic communities of antiquity and had the similar nomadic lifestyle and culture. So it is very probable to find the words, which carry phonetic and semantic resemblances, in the languages of both communities. This paper revolves around a particular word, which seems to be common in the languages of both communities.

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Şengül, F. (2022). Hunca 鐵伐 Tie-ba [< tie’fa ] ve Sakaca Ταβιτί [Tabıti]. Journal of Old Turkic Studies, Cilt: 6 Sayı: 2, 586–594. https://ajindex.com/articles/1511173

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