Gokturk Alphabet and Viking Alphabet?

[i'llseeyouinhell]

Why they look like each other so much?

This is ancient Turk alphabet





And this is the Viking alphabet

[Mens-Sarda]

every letter is different, but the overall style look similar because both alphabets were usually carved on wood or stones using metal tools, for this reason both alphabets look squared and full of angles and may appear similar

the runic germanic alphabet derives from the ancient Etruscan alphabet, a modified version of archaic Greek alphabet, which also derives from Phoenician, the runic modification of this alphabet was widespread among Celts which lived in north Italy, near the Etruscans, later the alphabet was used by all the Celtic peoples in central Europe, and was adopted by Germans which lived east and north of the celtic territory

[Linebacker]

We have similar symbols in Proto-Buglar runes,but they certainly didn't derive from Vikings,more like the opposite.

[Mens-Sarda]

there is also an Hungarian runic alphabet

[Mens-Sarda]

We have similar symbols in Proto-Buglar runes,but they certainly didn't derive from Vikings,more like the opposite.

Proto-Bulgars were a Turk people from west-central Asia, they adopted Slavic language, customs and religion only when they went to their actual territory; perhaps the runic script is in some way related to the Turk runes

[Turkminator]

The Turks are the forefathers of the European peoples.

[Turkminator]

Proto-Bulgars were a Turk people from west-central Asia, they adopted Slavic language, customs and religion only when they went to their actual territory; perhaps the runic script is in some way related to the Turk runes

That's the Göktürk Rune, which have used the Turkic Bulgarians and Hungarians.

[i'llseeyouinhell]

there is also an Hungarian runic alphabet

Yes ''both alphabets were usually carved on wood or stones using metal tools'' this makes sense but they really look each other i don't think there is no connection between them

btw throat singing is a common point too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qIdfBT6NMs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jft_honlO3Q

And i found these common words Turkish-Swedish language

Ata – Ätt

Böri (kurt) – varg (“variy” okunur)

Bağır (göğüs) – Bog

Borçlu – Borgen

Burç – Burg

Göl – Göl

Göm – Göm

Siper – Spär

Hal – Hälsa

Hakan – Håkan

Kaan – Konung (kung)

Hej – Hej (merhaba)

Hayda – Hejdå (hoşça kal – güle güle)

Kap – Kop

Kedi – Katt

Kiler – Källare

Köy – Koja

Kandil – Kyndil

Mana – Mena

Nam – Namn

Şen – Shön

Su – Sjö

Tepe – Top

Peder – Fader

Kaz – Gås

Kule – Külle

Gülle – Kula

Erlik – Ärlig

Öküz – Oxe

[i'llseeyouinhell]

Proto-Bulgars were a Turk people from west-central Asia, they adopted Slavic language, customs and religion only when they went to their actual territory; perhaps the runic script is in some way related to the Turk runes

That's what i am thinking about Bulgars

[aksakallicocuk]

We have similar symbols in Proto-Buglar runes,but they certainly didn't derive from Vikings,more like the opposite.

That thing in the middle is the tamga(signature) of Kayı Tribe. Founders of Ottoman Empire.