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October-December 2009 <strong>JOURNAL</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>EURASIAN</strong> <strong>STUDIES</strong> Volume I., Issue 4.<br />

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2.1. Points of the compass<br />

The words studied here certify that the rising and setting down of the Sun had capital importance for<br />

names logic, at the same time the birth of water, river and their further formations gave sample to<br />

denominations. It was of great influence, that in our forefathers´ opinion the Sun had masculin and the<br />

Earth female properties.<br />

2.1.1. Hungarian kelet ´it is point of the compass, where the Sun is rising, the region to the East from<br />

Center-Europe, mainly parts of temperate and warm zones of Asia.´ There are Hungarian language<br />

developments. (TES)<br />

The Hungarian word kelet means ´coming arrival, advent of the Sun´. The root of the word is kele-,<br />

affix is –t. The root of the word is in relationship with the Hungarian verb kél-, we can read about it in<br />

TES the followings: kel- / kél- ´somebody, something changes his place, going, coming, rising, spring,<br />

coming out of his lying, standing up of his sitting, waking up (vegetable, part of plant crawl out, coming<br />

up, putting out bids, growing out, crawling out of the egg, restoring to life, (Sun, Moon, star) appears on<br />

the sky, setting of, start, begin to do something, start an attack against somebody, rebel against<br />

somebody, recovers strength newly, (paste from fermenting material) swells, becomes swollen, leading<br />

word of the letters, documents in means: there was written, born, sent out, (material, goods) are sold,<br />

being without let, comes to an and disappears, (tumour, bump) grows, comes into being, (part of the<br />

body) comes into being information, suppurates, comes in useful, it is necessary, hulls, raises, wakes up,<br />

raises from the dead, picks up, incubates, young birds´ crossing-place.´ The word is an ancient spiritual<br />

heritage from the Ugric ages, maybe Finno-Ugrian ages, see: Vog. kāl ´raises up, reach bank of the river,<br />

land´, Osty. kul- ´stand up, land´, Zury. kelni ´wade the river, wander´, Voty. kol- ´step into the water´,<br />

Cher. keläm- ´wade (in the water, marsh, snow´), Md. kel`ems ´wade, (wading) go further´, Lp. gallet<br />

´wade into something´. (TES)<br />

The basic meaning of the words in Hung. kél, kel (< ké-: root + -l: affix, ke-: root + -l: affix) is connecting<br />

with the meaning of birth, starting up, see: Chuv. kil- ´arrive, come´, Kāšγ., Kirg., Kaz, K.kalp., Nog., Alt.,<br />

Oyr., Tuv., Shor, Uzb.. kel-, Azerb., Uyg. käl-, Bashk., Tat., Hak. kil-, Yak. kel-, Turkm., Osm., Gag. gel-<br />

´arrive, come´. (YEGOROV 1964). The first meaning of the Turkish words ´coming up, to be born´.<br />

Phonetically it is important that there is –l in words: Hungarian kelet and Chuv. xěveltuxăś ´coming up of<br />

the Sun´ < xěvel `Sun` + tuxăś < tuxă- + -ś. Chuv. xěvel is in relationship with Uyg. kuyaš, Uzb. kuyoš, Tat.,<br />

Bashk. koyaš ´Sun´, see Sumer gibil ´God of the Sun´. (YEGOROV 1964) The odd thing about it is that the<br />

Chuv. xěvel is closer to Sumer gibil as to the another Turkish words having not –l but –š.<br />

There is the Chuv. tux- ´go out, go up´ on the second part (tuxăś) of the Chuv. word (xěveltuxăś). Its<br />

adequates are known in other Turkish languages, too. See Uyg., Uzb. čik-, Osm., Tat. čyk, Kaz., Nog. šyk,<br />

Bashk. syk `go out, go up`. (YEGOROV 1964)<br />

The translation of Russian vostok is: ´up´ + ´stream´, it means ´going up´. See: Russian vos- ´up´ (prefix)<br />

+ tok ´stream, flow´ (root of the word). The words in Russian tok, Chuv. tux, another Turkish čik, čyk, šyk,<br />

syk are related. We have to look after the origin of the words in the Scythian-Hunnish languages.<br />

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