Serbs and Turkish genetics Srbi i Turska genetika

[Mortimer]

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Постоји ли генетички утицај вишевековног турског присуства?

Не постоји никакав иоле значајан утицај генетике турских освајача, а хаплогрупе за које се са великом сигурношћу може рећи да имају Турско/Анадолско порекло у претходних 6-7 векова су готово непостојеће међу до сада тестираним Србима.

Is there a genetic influence of centuries of Turkish presence?

There is no significant influence of the genetics of the Turkish invaders, and haplogroups that can be said with great certainty to have a Turkish/Anatolian origin in the previous 6-7 centuries are almost non-existent among the Serbs tested so far.

https://www.poreklo.rs/2018/06/16/sr...rska-genetika/

[Dukaginzade]

Still, a bug chunk of their language is from Turks XD

Novi Pazar, Novi Sad / Yeni Pazar, Yeni Sad. Literally meaning new bazaar and new watch in Turkish lol.

[Vožd]

Still, a bug chunk of their language is from Turks XD

Novi Pazar, Novi Sad / Yeni Pazar, Yeni Sad. Literally meaning new bazaar and new watch in Turkish lol.

Sad is from Serbian "sadnica" means New Planting on Serbian. Pazar is Turkish translate of Serbian town Trgovište which existed on the same location. Local Muslims keeped that Ottoman name...

[Anatolya]

Still, a bug chunk of their language is from Turks XD

Novi Pazar, Novi Sad / Yeni Pazar, Yeni Sad. Literally meaning new bazaar and new watch in Turkish lol.

The word sad doesn't come from Turkish.

Watch means saat, not sad.

[Kess]

Still, a bug chunk of their language is from Turks XD

Novi Pazar, Novi Sad / Yeni Pazar, Yeni Sad. Literally meaning new bazaar and new watch in Turkish lol.

Watch=saat not sad in Turkish.

[Annihilus]

The word sad doesn't come from Turkish.

Watch means saat, not sad.

Watch=saat not sad in Turkish.

and the word comes from Persian

[Anatolya]

and the word comes from Persian

and the öz türkçe equivalent is güngen

[Annihilus]

and the öz türkçe equivalent is güngen

yeah there are lot words like that, like anahtar (common used) is Persian, turkic is açar lol

[Varda]

Sad is from Serbian "sadnica" means New Planting on Serbian. Pazar is Turkish translate of Serbian town Trgovište which existed on the same location. Local Muslims keeped that Ottoman name...

Yes, and Novi Sad was founded in 1694. when Austrians took control in the area https://www.definitions.net/definition/novi+sad

[Dukaginzade]

And was brought by Turks.