Etymology of some kinship words in Lori Baxtiari
Subject Areas : Linguistics,dialectology,folklore,literature
1 - Persian Literature Department, Humanities faculty. Azad Islamic University. Izeh Branch
Keywords: Old Iranian , Bakhtiari Dialect, Tāta , Keči, Hālu, Bōti,
Abstract :
This research aims to examine the related words "Tāte, Kečhi, Hālu, and Bōti" in the Bakhtiari dialect and to determine which of these words have roots in the Indo-European family and which have roots in those of non-Indo-European. The method involves examining the etymology of specific words by analyzing them across various Iranian language families and comparing them with the Kurdish dialect. The findings suggest that "Tāta" likely originates in the Indo-European language family. The word "Keči" appears to be rooted in Mongolian, which belongs to the Altaic family. "Hālu" originates in Akkadian, from the Semitic family. Lastly, "Bōti" is believed to have root in Old Indian languages
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