The words "hasta la vista", "Jerusalem", "Astana" and "Istanbul" seem to be related with the word Islam, it is derived from Arabic root "slm". It is related with being safe, acknowledging presence, peace, healthy, right. In Turkish sağ (right, alive and well), sağlık (health), sağlam (means probably all of the Arabic and Hebrew meanings), sağlama (proof, to ensure, to guarantee) are semantically related. All of these words were probably derived from another Turkic root: "AS" and "AR" (same word in Oghuz and Ogur dialects)
The AS and AR were a group of people whose genes were purified (the word ARI means pure) back to pure human form by an advanced space faring civilization after probably almost all of the humans were genetically corrupted by the civilization of satans. As a result of this gene therapy, they once again gained the ability to connect to God (thus AS also means to be connected to God though an invisible connection. AS is part of Turkic mythology "to be hanged to Tengri"). This event happened in a cave in which there was a hanging pathway (most probably a wormhole). This event is also talked about in Quran. It calls them "the cave friends". These cave people are called Ashab-ı Kehf in Quran. While ashab means friends in Arabic, it means "masters-lords" in Urdu.
The Turkic mythology Ergenekon seems to be the same story so is King Arthur's story. (also the word excalibur seems to be Turkic in origin. Calıb means "sword, mould, to cast", eş (EX) means "equalized - balanced" The link seems to be the Rasena people who were called Etrusc (e meaning "and" + Tur + Oq) by the Romans. And before them the Trojans.The "jan" part of the word most probably means "alien-foreigner" and the root of this word is Turkic "kan" meaning blood. Many words among different languages were formed from this root. King, queen,khan, shogun, kin, gene, jinn, gnome, genius. Also Ergenekon is a festival among many Turkic people in which they forge a sword on an anvil.
Also in his book “The Sarmatian Connection”, Littleton and Thomas explains that father of King Arthur was named Ban-Tarkan (which is a Turkic given name)
C. Scott Littleton, Ann C. Thomas, The Sarmatian Connection: New Light on the Origin of the Arthurian and Holy Grail Legends, The Journal of American Folklore, Vol. 91, No. 359 (Jan. - Mar., 1978), pp. 513-527
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I think the so called prophets (originally called "message deliverer" or "receiver" or "antenna" in Quran) were among these AS and AR people.
Also the city where Jesus was killed just before his soul was downloaded into a spaceship hovering above disguised as a cloud most probably was Istanbul. It certainly happened a couple of thousand years before the year 0.
Also the word "TEN" and Turkic "ON" meaning ten are related with "to tune" (as in adjusting an antenna), "to balance, equalize". It is related with Tengri. the word "ön ed" means "to tune (an instrument), recuperate, remedy". So the sword in Turkic and British mythology is somehow related with this being connected to God though some kind of being tuned - being remedied - recuperated (to recover-regain something that was lost) stuff.
Akhenaten was also another AR person trying to establish monotheism (Tengrism) in Egypt. (name in Turkic AK HAN meaning "white khan". "Aten" or "Aton" meant "the sun" and was also related with the number ten (on in Turkic).
These Turkic prophets called AS-ON and AR-ON (ARYAN) were all around the world. For example the name Ahura Mazda is a Turkic word that was corrupted. It is KÖRMÖS.
Körmös -> Ormus -> Hormus -> Ohrmazd
Ohr mazd -> Ahura Mazda
Körmös -> Ormus -> Hormus -> Hürmüz
Bizim iyeleri (Ruhları), el alem Tanrı sanmış (yapmış) Neymiş efendim "Türkler çok tanrılı imiş" miş. Dilleri (Organ) dönmüyor. Körmös -> Ormus ->...
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Proto-Turkic: *öŋ-ed-
Altaic etymology:
Altaic etymology
Meaning: 1 to tune (an instrument) 2 to recuperate 3 to remedy
Russian meaning: 1 настраивать (инструмент) 2 выздоравливать 3 лечить
Old Turkic: öŋed- 2, öŋedtür- (caus.) 3 (OUygh.)
Chuvash: (Anatri) ǝner- 1
Kirghiz: öŋde- 2
Kazakh: öŋde- 2
Karakalpak: öŋde- 2
Comments:
EDT 179, 182,
Егоров 64,
Мудрак 135.
Федотов 1, 153 compares the Chuv. form with OT oŋar- 'to correct', which is phonetically worse.