35. Greek words related to number "six hundred":
Greek word EXAKOSIOI (EKISAKOSIOI), (where X = ξ), means "six hundred",
and EXAKOSIOSTOS (EKISAKOSIOSTOS) means "six hundredth", [Divry's
Modern English-Greek, Greek-English Dictionary, 1988, p. 762]. Greek letter ξ (X) is transcribed as "KIS".
Turkish cardinal numeral for "six hundred" is "ALTIYÜZ" and for ordinal numeral "six hundredth" is "ALTI YÜZiNCi" (ALTI YÜZÜNCÜ).
a) Greek word EXAKOSIOI (EKISAKOSIOI), meaning "six hundred",
rearranged letter-by-letter as "IKI-KEI-OS-IOS-A" or "IKI-KES-OI-IOS-A",
is the altered, restructured, Hellenized and disguised form of the Turkish
mathematical expression "IKI-KEZ ÜŞ YÜZ
O" ("IKI-KEZ ÜÇYÜZ O") meaning "it is two times three hundred" or "it is six times hundred",
that is, "six
hundred" which is
the cardinal numeral "ALTIYÜZ" in Turkish. One of the letter Zs in the
original Turkish text has been dropped for disguise.
Turkish word iKi means "two",
ÜŞ (ÜÇ) means "three",
KEZ means "fold,
times",
IKI-KEZ ÜÇ means "six" which is another way of saying Turkish
cardinal numeral ALTI that means "six",
ÜÇ YÜZ means "three
hundred",
O means "it
is",
IKI-KEZ ÜÇ YÜZ means "six
hundred",
ALTI means "six",
and
ALTIYÜZ means "six
hundred".
It must be noted that the Turkish numeral ALTI has not been used directly, but rather,
it been replaced with the Turkish mathematical term iKi-KEZ-ÜÇ, that is, "2x3" =6".
Thus, the use of Turkish cardinal numeral name ALTI has been avoided.
b) The Greek ordinal name EXAKOSIOSTOS (EKISAKOSIOSTOS), meaning "six hundredth",
rearranged letter-by-letter as "IK-KES-OS-IOSSOTA",
is the altered, restructured, Hellenized and disguised form of the Turkish
expression "iKi-KEZ ÜÇ YÜZCÜDÜ" meaning "it is
two-times-three hundredth" or "it is six-hundredth". This mathematical expression in
Turkish is another way of saying ALTIYÜZÜNCÜDÜ meaning "it
is six hundredth". Again we note that not only the Turkish
infix IN, ÜN corresponding to the suffix "th" has been dropped but also additional
linguistic wrapping has been done in order to disguise the Turkish source text
used in fabricating this Greek ordinal numeral name.
Turkish word YÜZCÜDI is a shortened form of Turkish YÜZÜNCÜDI which means "it is hundredth",
ALTI means "six" and ALTIYÜZÜNCÜ means "six
hundredth".
Thus, we see that these Greek cardinal and ordinal names have also been made up
from Turkish expressions that have been restructured and disguised!
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