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Amaravati: Abode of Amritas Archives 21.11.16.20:26 : WHITE OX 10.12 𘬈𘭌𘲐𘰯𘭧𘰯𘲝𘲺 ? uni ai par sair par ? nyair 'white ox year, ten month ten two day' Continuing yesterday's Turkic theme : 1. Last night I learned the 7th century Chinese transcription of Ötüken: 於都斤 *ʔɨə to kɨn. 於 *ʔɨə: *ə would be the closest match for ö until Chinese developed front rounded vowels. But there was no syllable *ʔə, so *ʔɨə was the closest matching syllable. 都 *to:   7th century Chinese had no syllables like *tü, *tu, or *tö. 斤 *kɨn: This is a surprise since I'd expect *ken. Could Old Turkic e have been [ə]? I doubt it because Turkic has a palatal harmony system. Could the Chinese transcription reflect an unstressed e? I doubt that too because in Old Turkic, medial syllable syncopation implies "that the first and the last syllable of a word had some prominence over the others, or that medial vowels were not stressed" (Erdal 2004: 97). Also, "word...

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