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An apple fell on the hedgehog’s head, but instead of discovering gravity, it became an eye.
In Azerbaijani, kirpi (hedgehog) and kirpik (eyelash) share the same root, the hedgehog’s shape resembles an eye, its quills like eyelashes.
This little wordplay turned into a short anim.
Everyone knows Azim Azimzade the caricaturist and graphic artist. But inside his house museum mosque interiors, dome sketches, Art Nouveau ornaments mixed with Islamic ornaments. A whole other artist hiding in plain sight. Read more on my blog.
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@mnkz001 Yes, it is the same 'ə' letter, and I think the pronunciation is also more or less the same. In 1926, a unified alphabet was also adopted for all Turkic peoples.
@xskvki Yes, however, in 1922, Farhad Aghazadeh's (one of the main alphabet revolutionaries) wish was that the Arabic script uses too many dots, and this is 'problematic' both in writing and technically. Overall, the best equivalent for the 'ə' sound in our language is 'ash'.
@ilyatopper Schwa is the name of this symbol in IPA, in the Azerbaijani language we do not use this term. I have written about why this symbol was chosen, about alphabet changes and about technical problems with historical documents in this book.