- Priscus, in 463 the
representatives of Ernak's
Saraghurs (
Oghur. sara, "White
Oghurs"),
Oghurs and
Onoghurs came to the
Emperor in Constantinople, and explained...
- Look up
Oghur in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Oghur may
refer to: an
early Turkic word for "tribe", see
Turkic tribal confederations and Oğurs the...
- English: ox.
Hence the name
Oghur corresponds to
Oghuz "tribe" in
Common Turkic.
Other correspondences are Com. š :
Oghur l (tâš : tâl, 'stone'); s >...
- from
Oghur Turkic during the time of the Xiongnu.
Later Turkic peoples in
Mongolia all
spoke forms of
Common Turkic (z-Turkic) as
opposed to
Oghur (Bulgharic)...
-
Kutrigurs and
Utigurs were
related to the Šarağur (šara oğur,
shara oghur; "white
oğhurs"), and that
according to
Procopius these were
Hunnish tribal unions...
-
Chuvash Republic and
adjacent areas. It is the only
surviving member of the
Oghur branch of
Turkic languages, one of the two prin****l
branches of the Turkic...
-
place the
homeland of
these newcomers, the
Oghur tribes, in
Western Siberia and the
Kazakh steppes... The
Oghurs were part of a
large Turkic tribal grouping...
-
Turkic languages are
usually considered to be
divided into two branches:
Oghur, the only
surviving member of
which is Chuvash, and
Common Turkic, which...
-
divergence into the
various Turkic peoples. Proto-Turkic
separated into
Oghur (western) and
Common Turkic (eastern) branches.
Candidates for the proto-Turkic...
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definitively classified as an
Oghur Turkic language. The
inclusion of
other languages such as Hunnish,
Khazar and
Sabir within Oghur Turkic remains speculative...
