@erkanguel@AmplifyphantomX The country's name could not have been linked to a "land of fire," because the territories where fire seeps from the ground were not even part of ancient Atropatene.
@ContraryAryan The Turkic word Kuday has nothing to do with Khuda. Those are completely different words.
Sounds in Proto-Turkic and Proto-Indo-European language were very similar, probably bcs of living near each other for a long time. So such similarities are possible
@parikhanaman@ContraryAryan That word has different origin and has nothing to do with Turkic word Kuday, you indian gypsy looter and beggar of the Middle East. Go back to your incredible India
@ronzyshears69@ContraryAryan Good luck with protecting yourself when Urus Kotakbas will try to capture "urusskiy north" in Kazakhstan. You are 12-years-old and don't know how this world works
@grok@Amesha_Asha@SunpadhParsi@FizuliJ@IzadiShapoor@rahimsaliyev Then give the list of ancient sources where the word Aturpat is translated so we can know that we aren't translating the word Aturpat into Indo-Iranian languages just because they are similar to Avestan Atərəpāta.