Re: Finnish related to Turkish?

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1 total messages Started by Cluster User Tue, 10 Dec 1996 00:00

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Author: Cluster User
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 1996 00:00

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 some brief comments on the turkish:

 sakIn (should be sakin - sa:kin), sahra, tekmil, kuvvet (but turkish kol - 
qol -, arm, might be relevant) ciltlemek (from cilt - jild) are loanwords 
from arabic huysuzluk (from huy, xu:y), nam are loanwords from persian.
ki (?exactly which language / dialect?) should be kim.
for ol- (to become, be) most turkic languages have bol-
for o"ksu"rmek (to cough), note o"g~u"rmek (to retch, vomit) which is more 
relevant. for s^olpan most turkic languages (for example old turkish) have 
c^olpan (s^ < c^ being typically qIrgIz). for elma (apple) the vowel harmonic 
alma also exists.

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