Romashkalar (Daisies) or the meaning of the ending "lar", "ler" in the Turkic languages
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6 june 2023
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I don’t know why I wanted to title the post in Tatar, but here it is, something like this.
The ending -lar in Turkic languages means plural. The vowel "A" at the end can change to "E" (Ler) depending on which vowel is in the root of the word. Not that I speak these languages well, but I know something, something I remembered. And the rest is chamomile, it is also in Tatar - chamomile.
A few photos of garden chamomile, which is now blooming on the site.
Chamomile - so, chamomile - from the other side, chamomile and snail 🐌.
There are a lot of snails now. Many perceive snails as pests that need to be destroyed on the site, but I like snails. They are cute and seemingly harmless.
Kyzyl rozalar is still blooming 🌹, but that's for another post
The ending -lar in Turkic languages means plural. The vowel "A" at the end can change to "E" (Ler) depending on which vowel is in the root of the word. Not that I speak these languages well, but I know something, something I remembered. And the rest is chamomile, it is also in Tatar - chamomile.
A few photos of garden chamomile, which is now blooming on the site.
Chamomile - so, chamomile - from the other side, chamomile and snail 🐌.
There are a lot of snails now. Many perceive snails as pests that need to be destroyed on the site, but I like snails. They are cute and seemingly harmless.
Kyzyl rozalar is still blooming 🌹, but that's for another post