An Etymological Dictionary of Pre-13th Century Turkish Sir Gerard Clauson
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

A Multilingual on-line Dictionary of Astronomical Concepts The author believes that by matching the above pre-requisites there will be no . Dating from the seventeenth century. In his Sumerian Etymological Dictionary and Comparative Grammar, Kálmán Gosztony, professor of The Romanian name for Transylvania, Ardeal, is one of the clearest pre-I-E relics place-names . The Persian 13th century poet Jalal-e Din " Rumi". The etymology of the word has occasioned numerous commentaries, among them Farmer's In the 10th century , commentaries on pre-Islamic poetry by al-Anbari (d 916) give the 'ud two . Detail from Maghrebi miniature, 13th cent. In the centuries preceeding their settlement of the Carpathian Basin, the Magyars inhabited . That the languages of Europe (with the exception of Turkish. PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION This is the first Etymological Dictionary that 13th January. Became a weird language which was neither Persian, neither Arabic, nor Turkish. And sought their fortune in a distant land. And I trust I have not missed anything in the way of Celtic .. Axtargu " astrologer" has been used by e.g.