Aiwropais Ahvos

[David Kiltz]

On 15.05.2006, at 20:58, Manie Lombard wrote:

> Hails!
>
> As far as I know, Bulgar is derived from Bulγar ”(of) mixed  
> (descent)” <
> bulγamaq ”mix”. Compare Chagatay  
> ”بولغامق” (bulγamaq) ”make cloudy, dull,
> make turbid”, or Turkish ”bulamak” (بوله‌مق) ”mix,  
> stir; besmear, bedaub”.

Hi Manie,

the first message got through fine (for me). Please allow me two  
ensuing, somewhat off-topic questions: The formation in -r, is it  
singular (pl. bulγarlar) and does it correspond to modern Turkish -r  
'aorists' ?

Best regards,

David



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