From: cluster.user@yale.edu (Cluster User)
Subject: Re: Caucasoid Turks/Bulgars
Date: 17 Mar 1999 00:00:00 GMT
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On 17 Mar 1999 21:02:14 GMT, e.karloukovski@uea.ac.uk (Vassil
Karloukovski) wrote:


>
>
>Ok. Then we will have a (questionable) turkic etymology for _one_ name
>in the long list of bulgar names:
>
>Omurtag, Anzi, Asparuh (variants: Isperih, Ispor), Bat-bajan/Bezmer, Batoja, 
>Vineh, Boris, Venda, Dizeng, Kubrat (variants: Kurt, Hovratos, Hudbaad), 
>Krum, Gostun, Hinialon (kutrigur), Kardam, Kuber, Magotin, Buzan, Marmais, 
>Rasate, Sondoke, Silke, Sinion (utigur), Ohsi, Ostro, Zabergan (kutrigur), 
>Sabin, Sigricis, Sevar, Sivin, Labas, Isbul, Kormisosh, Assen, Sandilh 
>(utigur), Eshach, Mostich, Nivelon, Ohsun, Negun, Drist@r, Tervel, Heten,
>Ziezi, Vanand, Vstam, Tarasij, Toktu, Alusian, Labas, Oshi, Praksa, Tvirem,
>Tuk, Umor, Tiradin, Karan, Sigrich, Cuk, Zenti, Doks, Bila, Alcek, Dokum... 
>
>
>How many of them sound turkic? Because for most of them Dobrev offers middle-
>eastern parallels.
>

very likely many of them do - and it  would not be surprising
considering the location they lived in.

>
>Regards,
>Vassil K.
>