ON THE PHRASE nŋyILSG IN KÖL TİGİN (EAST 26) AND BİLGÄ QAγAN (EAST 21) INSCRIPTIONS

The effort on the reading and understanding of each word in the Old Turkic inscriptions presents important contributions to the Old Turkic philology. There are two sentences on the 26th line of the eastern side of the Köl Tigin inscription and the 21st line of the eastern side of the Bilgä Qaγan ins...

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Published in:Uluslararası türk lehçe araştırmaları dergisi : Online Vol. 1; no. 2; pp. 6 - 15
Main Author: Erdem Uçar
Format: Journal Article
Language:Azerbaijani
Published: Uluslararası Türk Lehçe Araştırmaları Dergisi 01-12-2017
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Summary:The effort on the reading and understanding of each word in the Old Turkic inscriptions presents important contributions to the Old Turkic philology. There are two sentences on the 26th line of the eastern side of the Köl Tigin inscription and the 21st line of the eastern side of the Bilgä Qaγan inscriptions: nŋyILSG bod(u)nqa ol(u)rm(a)d(ı)m and [nŋ yI]LsG bod(u)nta [üzä ol(u)rm(a)d(ı)m]. There is no definite conclusion as to the reading and the meaning of the nŋyILSG in these sentences. In the article, the previous proposals will be evaluated and a new reading proposal will be presented.
ISSN:2587-1293
DOI:10.30563/turklad.347766