Could it be possible for the Turks to convert to any religion other than Islam, i.e. Judaism, Christianity, or Zoroastrianism, etc.?
Also, could the Turks have settled in any other place other than Anatolia?
Could it be possible for the Turks to convert to any religion other than Islam, i.e. Judaism, Christianity, or Zoroastrianism, etc.? Also, could the Turks have settled in any other place other than Anatolia?
Hmm, that's interesting. Could there have been a possibility of Turk(ic) peoples reaching Scandinavia?
besides the Finns? (same language family)
Yeah.Or even the Baltic Sea area + Scandinavia, if possible.
Oh, and Finnish is not a Turkic language, Keenir - it's a Uralic language, like Hungarian. There is a difference.![]()
I think he means that both Turkic and Finnic languages are belong to the Altaic language "tribe"(because I think "family" would be to small for you
).
Umm, I don't think that the Uralic languages are part of the Altaic language family/"tribe". However, that's besides the point.
Even when Altaic language family was proposed for the first time, it also included Finno-Ugric and Samoyedic languages....