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In Ossetian culture, a ‘tsyrt’(tsyrtdzævæn) is a traditional tombstone or grave marker. This ancient term traces back to the Alans, the ancestors of modern Ossetians, and reflects Ossetian traditions, spirituality, and reverence for the past.

#Digoron — very strongly aspirated stops
https://t.co/wmVbwGILHq
Humbling to see this ancient tree. Tree of the year. The Skipinnish Oak.

Digoron soul 🎶 #ossetia
Малити Геуӕрги — Зар
George Maliev — Song
#Digoron poem
Translation of first four lines by yours truly:
My neighborhood maiden’s heartstrings,
If only I knew, if unblurred!
I would then say to her some things.
I would then say to her a word.
👂|👁️

Weekly Georgian Etymology: მარხვა marxva 'to bury, inter; to fast' from Old Georgian ႫႠႰႾႥႠ marxva, an ancient loan from a Nakh-Daghestanian source: cf. Dargwa marq:wa root, Lak marχ:a root. Used for the Lenten season before Orthodox Easter, დიდი მარხვა Didi Marxva 'Great Fast'.

COW IN INDO-EUROPEAN 🐮
Old English cū
Old Norse kýr
Swedish ko
German Kuh
Tocharian A ko, B keu
Armenian kov
Ancient Greek βοῦς (boũs)
Latin bōs
Umbrian acc. bum
Old Irish bó
Welsh bu
Luwian wawa/iš
Vedic Sanskrit gáuṣ
Hindi gāy
Avestan gāuš
Kurdish ga
Latvian govs

Bhadarwahi - [bɛ̠t͡sʰiˑ] / [däːnt] / [bɜt͡sʰə̆ɽoˑ]
Kashmiri - [ɡɑːʋ] / [dɑːnd] / [ʋɔt͡sʰ]
Shina - [ɡä̂ˑʋ] / [dôˑno] / [bɐt͡sʰôˑ]
Bengali - [ɡoɹu] / [s̠ä̃ɽ] / [bäȶ͡ɕʰuɽ]
Hindi - [ɡäːj] / [bɛːl] / [bɜc͡ɕʰɽäˑ]
Ossetic - [ʁoɡ] / [ɡɑ̈ɫ] / [wɜs]
Circassian - [ȶ͡ɕɜmɘ] / [bɘʁʷɘ] / [ʂkʼɜ]
Im westlichen Dialekt (#Digoron) des #Ossetischen ist ein #Wildschwein als „tuskʼæ“ bekannt. Dies ist wahrscheinlich ein germanisches (anglofriesisches??) Wort.
Englisch tusk „Stoßzahn, Hauer“
Syltfriesisch „Stoßzahn, Hauer“
Saterfriesisch Tusk „Zahn“
Westerfriesisch tosk „Zahn“
An old Scythian loanword in Proto-Germanic is believed to be *paþaz ‘path’, reflexed in West Germanic languages, e.g., English path, Sylt Frisian Pad, Dutch pad, Low Saxon Padd, High German Pfad etc.
A loan in the opposite direction might be #Digoron тускъӕ tuskʼæ ‘wild boar’.

Funny how the Persian word for "eye" (چشم) has become an affirmative interjection meaning "alright, okay". I wonder how it is that only the interjection čašm retains the historical /a/ vowel in Iran, whereas as a word for "eye" in Iranian speech it's češm?
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