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Is there anybody interested in the etymology of fishnames?
Αποστολέας σε συζήτηση: murat Karahan
murat Karahan Τουρκία Local time: 10:24 Αγγλικά σε Τουρκικά + ...
Aug 15, 2004
Dear Greek Prozians,
or should I say neighbours? I've been searching for some time now for a Greek etymologic online source (in Latin alphabet) to look up for the origins of fish names in Turkish. Many names of the sea fish come directly from Greek but unfortunately there is no source in Turkish about the meanings of the original words.
Some examples are
kefal (tr) / Kephalos (gr) Grey mullet (eng)
istavrit... See more
Dear Greek Prozians,
or should I say neighbours? I've been searching for some time now for a Greek etymologic online source (in Latin alphabet) to look up for the origins of fish names in Turkish. Many names of the sea fish come directly from Greek but unfortunately there is no source in Turkish about the meanings of the original words.
Some examples are
kefal (tr) / Kephalos (gr) Grey mullet (eng)
istavrit / stavridi (savridi)/ horse mackerel
izmarit / smaridi (marida) / piceral-pickarel
I'd realy apreciate if someone could forward me to an useful source. I can find the Greek names of these fish, that's not a problem. The problem is that I also want to find the meaning of these Greek words.
Many thank in advance
Murat Karahan
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Natassa Iosifidou Ελλάδα Local time: 09:24 Αγγλικά σε Ελληνικά + ...
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Aug 18, 2004
Dear Murat,
some time ago I was looking for something similar and here's what I found:
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Is there anybody interested in the etymology of fishnames?
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