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23432,

I'll give it one last shot, you are Persian.
Your grandma's song was in Farshi.

Sorry Khun , In a previous reply , I already have declared that I am not a Persian .



My aunty is renown and praised by Persians due to her gene pool contribution to Persian Royal Family .

23432,

I just love riddles of history and ethnics, so allow my very last shot.

Azeri!

But the Hitits did beat the # out of Ramses. Are they the ancestors of the Azeries?
Same people known as Azerbajanies, belonging to a wider group of Caucasian people of disputed origine commonly refered to as "Tatars".

You seems to be very competant and familiar with the crossroad Middle Eastern culture and ethnics represents. I hope you will provide more insight on the subject on the thread of our currently discussions. And on other threads as well.

You don´t have to buy me any dinner, as I partly google me to the answer.
Couldn't find any references to 609 b.c. though. But you mentioned homer.

Throw more light on the Kurdish question, please.

Thank you for your reply Khunmoon

(what does khun mean btw ?


Tatar or Azeri , I am not .

What language was the song which my grandma use to sung to me ?



here are a picture of some of the words





Morpheus's ships name , do you remember it ?

I wanna play. Turkish?

(what do the numbers mean in you member name)

Oh and welcome to ATS. This is a great place isn't it.

Hello HarpStrings


The numbers in my name and discovery of their meaning is what I am seeking , because I can see those numbers going back to 609 BC .


Mygrandma did speak Turkish .

She spoke 3 other languages which were not Indo-European nor Altaic but older then both .

ATS is a great place , you are correct . I am still getting to know users .


So , once again , In the song my grandma sung , the story was about kicking the back side of Ramesses .

Which langauage she was singing ?

23432

Does this have to do with The Ark of the Covenant? Did she speak Heliopolis and Hattusus? This is getting interesting and fun!



By the way, I apologize for repeating answers already stated, I only just now read the post from the beginning

Will do my best to assist you in coming to the meaning of the numbers

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Is it related to the Ancient Macedonian language? (think I'm getting a little obsessed here lol)

Yep, can't even spell correctly!

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Kartuli!

Am I hot or cold?

Sporty

My guess is Hebrew, and I think they all so had a number for all there letters. My last name is Hebrew. I won't tell you what it is but I will tell you what it means. (he will judge )

She spoke of that " cursed island " which sunk beneath the seas ,

If she was angry , she " cursed sunken island " onto the person who angered her .


Hattus , Hattusha does have few words in common with language which she sung the lullaby .

I think one of her aunties was a bride of Hattushil .

She loved Macedonians but spoke none .

My poor old grandma , I miss old lady , I really do .

Very good one !


There are another 999 languages within the vicinity to go thru , yes you are Warm~ish .

Good guess , All thou I have Jewish relatives but my grandma was not one of them .

The language in which she has sung has actually became extinct in 1979 I believe . The last person to speak it died in that year .

Hmm , are they related ?

I think Macedonian is relatively young compare to it .

I hope everyone is having good time following this thread , I certainly am .

Thank you ALL for you contributions .

23432

Hmm, Phrygian?

I really don't know anything about languages, and so far Google and Wiki are letting me down

I'll be here all day....

lol KLF

justified ancients of mumu

big up the oldskool from back in the day

Far too south , other than that theirs boats were really nice .
Follow Jason & Arganuts , for sure the sun shall bring them to a place where people spoke that language

Pahlavi...I'm pretty sure of it.

Last spoken by Reza Pahlevi who dies in 1979.


Sporty

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Great wasn't it ?



I often thought that it was strange for my grandma to sing a song ( different one ) about a sunken island .

She never saw the seaside in her life .

Sorry to disappoint you , but Shah was not the one .

However , the Royal Persian Family often married with girls which my grandma would call nieces , nephews , cousins .