@ogukturk чуваши имеют древнеарийское происхождение, онамент, эпос, древняя вера чуваш- говорит об этом и этот мощный культурный пласт совершенно не типичен для тюрок
Take Jewish menora for comparison - is has fictional meaning as well (the place where Moses got ten commandments - near a burning bush on mount of Sinai), but it merges with its technical meaning - the burning tree, and later a chandelier.
To me Bashkir sign looks completely different - but probably it has the same motif. Menoric symbols are very common. The Chuvash Y, though, is definitely a tree and has no such poetic (powered by a legend) meaning. The Chuvash Y is laconic and it stands not for a fictional meaning but for the object of meaning - the Tree - ultimate sign of human birth and growth.
my proposition this is siluet of wolff-legend of Ashina is popular in Altay.Man and femail wolff began a nation....I saw this simbol on flag in Bashkiria..
Maybe so. When symbols are used they can be interpreted differently. Although this symbol is designed in a certain manner it's still read differently. The Y on Bulgarian artifacts may also stand for tree, it can also be read as "CH/Ş" for tree - the only solid sound in the word. It is deciphered by some scholars as Ch in Chuvash Bulgar Runes and Khazar Runes.
cuvas chiristian Tork altai samn turk uygur budist turk another muslim turk all TURK
purcalik1 7 months ago
Эп ку юрра ача-пача пулна чухнех кашни ир радиопа итлесе варанна)) Хавас сана ЧАВАШ ЕН!
Antineadekvat 2 years ago
the chuvashian he isn't turks chuvashian is old vlog bulgarians people
sulabi7238 2 years ago 5
dont you know that the proto-bulgars are from Central asia ?
we dont mean the turks from turkey chuvashians come from the Ural Steppes
turkmenoglu70 2 years ago
Very interesting and educating. I will tell my friends about your video.
Greetings from Bulgaria!
shamanata 2 years ago
what a great meaning! thanx for this video!
azadaksarayli 3 years ago
Chuvashs are %100 Turks
ogukturk 4 years ago 3
definitely yes they are!
azadaksarayli 3 years ago
@ogukturk чуваши имеют древнеарийское происхождение, онамент, эпос, древняя вера чуваш- говорит об этом и этот мощный культурный пласт совершенно не типичен для тюрок
MrALB111 1 year ago
@ogukturk
It depends on what you mean by Turk, If you mean Turkish, no! Chuvashes are not Turkish, If you mean Turkic, yes!! Chuvashes are Turkic.
Turk is supraethnic name. So Chuvashes are also Turk, true!
But adjectives make confusion.
Adjective "Turkish" is not applicable to Chuvashes.
Proper adjective for Chuvashes is Turkic.
Nadhikku2 6 months ago
This is a very interesting meaning of symbols.
Especially surprising seems referral to the branches of genealogical tree and to the diaspora.
I do not think any other nation has it on their flags.
Uluska 4 years ago 6
By the way, the symbols of human in Chuvash ornament are very similar to the symbol of tree.
reflejo2 4 years ago 3
Take Jewish menora for comparison - is has fictional meaning as well (the place where Moses got ten commandments - near a burning bush on mount of Sinai), but it merges with its technical meaning - the burning tree, and later a chandelier.
reflejo2 4 years ago
To me Bashkir sign looks completely different - but probably it has the same motif. Menoric symbols are very common. The Chuvash Y, though, is definitely a tree and has no such poetic (powered by a legend) meaning. The Chuvash Y is laconic and it stands not for a fictional meaning but for the object of meaning - the Tree - ultimate sign of human birth and growth.
reflejo2 4 years ago
interesting
tvolga 4 years ago
Well
my proposition this is siluet of wolff-legend of Ashina is popular in Altay.Man and femail wolff began a nation....I saw this simbol on flag in Bashkiria..
novozagorec 4 years ago
I thing this is stilized variant of simbol Y
this simbol is very popular on difrent artefact of bulgars !
novozagorec 4 years ago
Maybe so. When symbols are used they can be interpreted differently. Although this symbol is designed in a certain manner it's still read differently. The Y on Bulgarian artifacts may also stand for tree, it can also be read as "CH/Ş" for tree - the only solid sound in the word. It is deciphered by some scholars as Ch in Chuvash Bulgar Runes and Khazar Runes.
reflejo2 4 years ago