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Revision as of 22:18, 8 June 2023
This page features translations of symbol and motif terms in different languages from Western Asia, accompanied by pictures.
Armenian Eternity Sign
Armenian |
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Յաւերժութեան Նշան |
Armenian:
Girih
Turkish:
Gul =
Turkish:
Hand on Hips
Turkish |
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eli belinde |
Hittite Sun Disk
Hittite:
Kurdish Sun
Central Kurdish | Northern Kurdish |
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ڕۆژی کوردی | Rojê Kurdî |
Star of Ishtar
Star of Shamash
Babylonian:
Strong Shining
Georgian |
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ბორჯღალი |
Georgian:
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