
This paper will and comment upon a several number of ancient Turkic names, e. g. the model nominative → toponym ↔ ethnonym, - and discuss the nature or natural linguistical evolution of their antic forms. So, our examination of ancient Turkic names will bring us up to date and will suggest that with a small and select lexicon of Proto Turkic historical-linguistic terms the researches, who investigating and testing about to understand diachronically evolution and meaning of ancient Turkic nominative-cognates. Further, this investigation ancient roots and/or ethnonyms of a greatest culturalgeographical region and country, whose antic names for thousands of years were unknown their Altaic form to Westerners. And looks into how globalization and its accompanying forces and influences, such as the importance of Western languages in socioeconomic mobility, into contact with local Asian cultures and firstly of ancient languages from Proto-Altay family. Because, nominative nuclear roots of ancient civilizations in this area now extremely important for investigation native language, culture and conceptions of worldview of the first settlers or nomadic tribes from this mountainous region. Because, written in a script very few, except dialectally forms of several modern Turkic languages in rural regions from Eurasian continent. Wherever, the main ethnolinguistic cognates analyzed in the light of later semantic and sound-developments including with the comparative investigation intercontinental forms.
toponymy, linguistic areal, agglutinative, etymology, ethnonym, place-name, nominative-cognates, nominative, areal geography
toponymy, linguistic areal, agglutinative, etymology, ethnonym, place-name, nominative-cognates, nominative, areal geography
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