Tenger is Blue Father Sky and as in god is the sky to Mongolians and Siberians who still believe in him. Those that are practicing this religion have stopped using the inaccurate term Shamanism and are calling their faith tengerism.
I would say that "Tengri" means sky. It has nothing to do with God in Mongolian. Although, Mongolians used to (And some still are) worship Blue sky and Green grasslands as mother earth who nurtures every human being. Maybe that why the word tendri has passed on as god. Additionally, it's not tengri it is pronounced as "Tenger". So the confusion might came up from the pronounsiation of the word. Im not an expert in words but as a mongolian Tenger doesn't mean God or something like that
I would say that "Tengri" means sky. It has nothing to do with God in Mongolian. Although, Mongolians used to (And some still are) worship Blue sky and Green grasslands as mother earth who nurtures every human being. Maybe that why the word tendri has passed on as god. Additionally, it's not tengri it is pronounced as "Tenger". So the confusion might came up from the pronounsiation of the word. Im not an expert in words but as a mongolian Tenger doesn't mean God or something like that
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victorpuzo 4 months ago
nice song
Mongoliaization 1 year ago
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boldoo818181 1 year ago
Крутая песня! Даёшь её в чарты!
aulismedia 2 years ago
his eyes are so cute and small! i love this band thanks for the post
BlackShadowWPU 2 years ago
that is the kind of real mglian eyes,I have wolf eyes)))
Tsus2007 2 years ago
Hahahhahah, ur funny! Lays see!!! Post a pic, lol jk
BlackShadowWPU 2 years ago
Хорошая патриотичная песня! Так держать, ребята!
PrirodaTV 2 years ago
Парни маладца, так держать! Творчество в массы!
Mihachu 2 years ago
This is so amazing! glad I stumbled across it, though I'm sure this is one more thing I can't find in the US.
valhoundmom 2 years ago
These guys simply can't be that good. They RULE!
anakhalidun 2 years ago 2
I miss Mongolia so much. I remember listening this song during a Christmas special on TV as a kid. A lot of childhood memories in Mongolia.
airflow10e 3 years ago
I wish we had such good music in Christmas specials here in Brazil.
FragMan69 2 years ago
Tenger is Blue Father Sky and as in god is the sky to Mongolians and Siberians who still believe in him. Those that are practicing this religion have stopped using the inaccurate term Shamanism and are calling their faith tengerism.
TemujinMSM 3 years ago
goe duu daa...
sondkhu 3 years ago
nice song!
BKCHNMAN 3 years ago
I would say that "Tengri" means sky. It has nothing to do with God in Mongolian. Although, Mongolians used to (And some still are) worship Blue sky and Green grasslands as mother earth who nurtures every human being. Maybe that why the word tendri has passed on as god. Additionally, it's not tengri it is pronounced as "Tenger". So the confusion might came up from the pronounsiation of the word. Im not an expert in words but as a mongolian Tenger doesn't mean God or something like that
badka321 4 years ago
yu ch medehgui bj bitgii humuust buruu oilgolt toruuleed bai, helheesee omno bodoj bai.
BuynaaBarut 2 years ago
monh hoh tenger bol mongol hunii burhan
BuynaaBarut 2 years ago
I would say that "Tengri" means sky. It has nothing to do with God in Mongolian. Although, Mongolians used to (And some still are) worship Blue sky and Green grasslands as mother earth who nurtures every human being. Maybe that why the word tendri has passed on as god. Additionally, it's not tengri it is pronounced as "Tenger". So the confusion might came up from the pronounsiation of the word. Im not an expert in words but as a mongolian Tenger doesn't mean God or something like that
badka321 4 years ago 2
Is the first word from the singer "Tengri"?
In turkish we use Tanri (in old turkish Tengri) means God.
TTKTURAN 4 years ago
Yeah, sounds like "tengri".
Tengri means God in the Mongolian language too, as it belongs to the same language family as Turkish.
FragMan69 4 years ago 3
ene minii hamgiin durtai duu bn,
uvurtismunj 4 years ago
hey are you khalmguud?
NaimanBura 4 years ago
Greetings to Mongolia =)
TTKTURAN 4 years ago