Χπ°π°΅π°π°Ίπ°π°’
Khazar
Alternative forms
- π°Έπ°΄π°π°Ίπ°π°’β / π°Έπ°΅π°π°Ίπ°π°’β (another reading of the term)
Etymology
Cognate to Turkish okudum (βI have read itβ), first-person singular past tense of oku- (βto readβ).
Verb
Χπ°π°΅π°π°Ίπ°π°’ (haqorΓΌm)
Usage notes
This reading of the manuscript, interpreting it as using a ligature of the Hebrew letter Χ (h) and the rune π° (a), is suggested by Marcel Erdal.[1]
References
- writing in HdO: The World of the Khazars: New Perspectives: Selected Papers from the Jerusalem 1999 International Khazar Colloquium βISBN
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