Turkic names of the Huns

[itilvolga]

I just found out that:
Attila’s grandfather was Ouldes = Uldız/Yıldız
Attila’s uncles were Oebars and Octar = Aybars and Oktar
Attila’s father was Mundzuk = Muncuk/Boncuk
Attila’s sons were Ilek and Dengizik = İlik and Dengiz/Deniz
Attila’s daughter was Eitil = İtil/İdil

Do these names still exist among Magyars?

[Turul Karom]

Of course. What you listed and more.

For example, Csaba is a very popular name and is the name one of the sons of Attila.

Not to mention in the national anthem as well. It mentions prominently the father of Attila.

Őseinket felhozád
Kárpát szent bércére,
Általad nyert szép hazát
Bendegúznak vére.
S merre zúgnak habjai
Tiszának, Dunának,
Árpád hős magzatjai
Felvirágozának.

You brought our ancestors up
Over the Carpathians' holy peaks
By You was won a beautiful homeland
For Bendeguz's sons
And wherever flow the rivers of
The Tisza and the Danube
Árpád our hero's descendants
Will root and bloom.

[itilvolga]

Of course. What you listed and more.

For example, Csaba is a very popular name and is the name one of the sons of Attila.

Not to mention in the national anthem as well. It mentions prominently the father of Attila.

Őseinket felhozád
Kárpát szent bércére,
Általad nyert szép hazát
Bendegúznak vére.
S merre zúgnak habjai
Tiszának, Dunának,
Árpád hős magzatjai
Felvirágozának.

You brought our ancestors up
Over the Carpathians' holy peaks
By You was won a beautiful homeland
For Bendeguz's sons
And wherever flow the rivers of
The Tisza and the Danube
Árpád our hero's descendants
Will root and bloom.

Csaba sounds like Çaba. I just checked and it means shepherd, which means Çoban in Turkish.

[Daos777]

Csaba sounds like Çaba. I just checked and it means shepherd, which means Çoban in Turkish.

That word is of Indo-European origin lol.

Cioban (/tʃo'ban/) is a Romanian surname meaning "shepherd". It is derived from the Persian Çoban. Notable people with the surname include:

Denis Cioban (born 1985), Moldovan road bicycle racer
Mitrofan Cioban (born 1942), Moldovan mathematician

[itilvolga]

That word is of Indo-European origin lol.

Cioban (/tʃo'ban/) is a Romanian surname meaning "shepherd". It is derived from the Persian Çoban. Notable people with the surname include:

Denis Cioban (born 1985), Moldovan road bicycle racer
Mitrofan Cioban (born 1942), Moldovan mathematician

I think Persians took this word from their Turkic neighbors. The actual meaning of shepherd is Shiwan in Persian. The word “çoban” was used even in Tuna-Bolgar Language

[Daos777]

I think Persians took this word from their Turkic neighbors. The actual meaning of shepherd is Shiwan in Persian. The word “çoban” was used even in Tuna-Bolgar Language

The old word of Čop/šop (related to the English Sheep) meant Sheep. and the suffix of -ban still means keeper. thus Šoban means Shepherd in Persian (Persian means Avestan Language).

[itilvolga]

The old word of Čop/šop (related to the English Sheep) meant Sheep. and the suffix of -ban still means keeper. thus Šoban means Shepherd in Persian (Persian means Avestan Language).

Didn’t know that, mine was a wild guess since the word is in Turkic languages for a long time.

[Turul Karom]

Some (not exhaustive list) of Hungarian names commonly used today that are Turkic:

ÁKOS
ÁLMOS
CSONGOR
GÉZA
GYÖNGYI
GYULA
KÁLMÁN
ZSOMBOR

[TheMaestro]

Some (not exhaustive list) of Hungarian names commonly used today that are Turkic:

ÁKOS
ÁLMOS
CSONGOR
GÉZA
GYÖNGYI
GYULA
KÁLMÁN
ZSOMBOR

White boi why are you promoting an tribe that your people exctincted XD

[Turul Karom]

White boi why are you promoting an tribe that your people exctincted XD

Last time I checked most people would consider most Turkics "white".

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ctor-dietitian

But I don't think it matters because being "white" has become to culturally associated with anti-Islam (and no, I am not a Muslim). Things is, if 70+% of Anatolian Turks today didn't speak Turkish and were born a little more west but looked identical as they do now and were either agnostic of Christians, they'd be welcome into the fold 100% like anyone else. Ironic since so many people call them assimilated Byzantines which would make them defacto "white" anyway.

Regardless, I match one Hun grave and three conquering Hungarian graves, and that's just from what we have so far.