Is Mythology the turth disguised as a Tale? or a Tale to disguise a Turth?

[Tatari_okan]

Hoşt, ancalimon not oşt.

[Swordmaster]

Hoşt Hişt Höyt.

[Nodscouter]

Ancalimon, could you elaborate on these ''Hestkuk's'' please? We have a similar word in Swedish, ''Hästkuk'', is that the same or does it mean something else?

Teofish should totally see this.

The entire Taleworldsian Scandinavian community should see this. It is amazing.

[Mixedpotatoes]

Ancalimon, could you elaborate on these ''Hestkuk's'' please? We have a similar word in Swedish, ''Hästkuk'', is that the same or does it mean something else?

Teofish should totally see this.

The entire Taleworldsian Scandinavian community should see this. It is amazing.

It's funny because Teofish most likely does not use that word since he's from the more southern parts.

[Si-A-erra.]

Are proto turks related to Kerghits?

[Fooshie]

While all the Turkish descendants arrive from Scandinavia, they also brought some language from there.
For example: "Hestkuk" arrives from Northern Norway and means Turk. That means I can call you a "hestkuk" because it is your righteous title by your true ancestors.

******** genius! :-------D

[ancalimon]

Ancalimon, could you elaborate on these ''Hestkuk's'' please? We have a similar word in Swedish, ''Hästkuk'', is that the same or does it mean something else?

Teofish should totally see this.

The entire Taleworldsian Scandinavian community should see this. It is amazing.

People probably did not like these subordinate soldiers so the word got associated with a totally different word with a different meaning.

Probably a very similar corruption happened among Turks and they created a similar word: "hasktir" meaning "get the f*ck out of here" or "oh shit!"

Hoşt, ancalimon not oşt.

It was oşt. Besides the h sound that is not silent entered Turkish from Arabic or Persian.

[YourStepDad]

I'm wondering what ancalimon's buttcheeks look like.

[Bromden]

People probably did not like these subordinate soldiers so the word got associated with a totally different word with a different meaning.

So you as a genius linguist, without the use of any literature on the subject, solved that the word that means **** off in Turkish, and means Turk in Swedish, meant non-commissioned officer or such somewhere in between. Sweet.

I'm wondering what ancalimon's buttcheeks look like.

I think it's all crowded with panproto-Turk theories, ready to be pulled out when needed.

[Mixedpotatoes]

I wonder if he even notices that noone believes him.

[Tatari_okan]

I wonder if he even notices that noone believes him.

He is a modern-time prophet, what were you expecting?

[Thendes]

This tread have enlightened me. Everything feels so clear now!!!

[Scully]

Mythology is the turk disguised as a tale.

[Fooshie]

Ancalimon, could you elaborate on these ''Hestkuk's'' please? We have a similar word in Swedish, ''Hästkuk'', is that the same or does it mean something else?

Teofish should totally see this.

The entire Taleworldsian Scandinavian community should see this. It is amazing.

People probably did not like these subordinate soldiers so the word got associated with a totally different word with a different meaning.

So how did this word supposedly meaning commander come from the words 'häst' and 'kuk' meaning 'horse' and 'cock? I take it in Norwegian the word commander was invented before the words for horse and cock?

[ancalimon]

Ancalimon, could you elaborate on these ''Hestkuk's'' please? We have a similar word in Swedish, ''Hästkuk'', is that the same or does it mean something else?

Teofish should totally see this.

The entire Taleworldsian Scandinavian community should see this. It is amazing.

People probably did not like these subordinate soldiers so the word got associated with a totally different word with a different meaning.

So how did this word supposedly meaning commander come from the words 'häst' and 'kuk' meaning 'horse' and 'cock? I take it in Norwegian the word commander was invented before the words for horse and cock?

That's the problem. it did not come from "horse dick". It got associated.

That is something related to how languages work. People associate things with other things.

Think of how bullshit gained the meaning of nonsense.  Expletives work that way. Only in this case it's a reverse one.

In any case, the word "cock" is of course from Turkic "kak" meaning:

1 embed
2 mount
3 bestud
4 to push, give a push (to)
5 prod
6 drive in
7 nail
8 push
9 inlay
10 beetle

in general, it means to push something over and over again and insert something into a narrow place over and over again. (I can imagine you imagining from what the word gained its meaning)


and also "dick" comes from Turkic "dik" meaning:

http://www.seslisozluk.net/?ssQBy=0&word=dik
http://www.seslisozluk.net/?ssQBy=0&word=dikmek