Ancient Macedonian words in Homers ILiad

PART 3Ancient Macedonian words in Homer’s Iliad : 

PART 3Ancient Macedonian words in Homer’s Iliad

Homer antenMacedonian ante Cyrillic anteagainst,over against : 

Homer antenMacedonian ante Cyrillic anteagainst,over against

Homer aipsaMacedonian apansas,apansanCyrillic apansan,apansasquick,with speed, on a suddenof surprise : 

Homer aipsaMacedonian apansas,apansanCyrillic apansan,apansasquick,with speed, on a suddenof surprise

Homer cholosMacedonian žolcno,žolckaCyrillic `ol~no,`ol~kagall,bile : 

Homer cholosMacedonian žolcno,žolckaCyrillic `ol~no,`ol~kagall,bile

Homer phainoMacedonian bajno b=pgCyrillic bajno to bring to light,make to appearNe e sjajno, ama ne e ni bajno.Not is brilliantly, but it's not even bad. : 

Homer phainoMacedonian bajno b=pgCyrillic bajno to bring to light,make to appearNe e sjajno, ama ne e ni bajno.Not is brilliantly, but it's not even bad.

Homer pteroeisMacedonian pero,perduvCyrillic pero,perduvfeather : 

Homer pteroeisMacedonian pero,perduvCyrillic pero,perduvfeather

Homer auteMacedonian ušteCyrillic u{teagain : 

Homer auteMacedonian ušteCyrillic u{teagain

Homer pausousaMacedonian pauzaCyrillic pauza to make to cease : 

Homer pausousaMacedonian pauzaCyrillic pauza to make to cease

Homer erisMacedonian seirpermutationCyrillic seirstrife, quarrel, debate, contentionTipi~no makedonska rabota da se gleda seirTypically Macedonian job watching seir(row, trouble ,strife) : 

Homer erisMacedonian seirpermutationCyrillic seirstrife, quarrel, debate, contentionTipi~no makedonska rabota da se gleda seirTypically Macedonian job watching seir(row, trouble ,strife)

Homer trisMacedonian tri Cyrillic trithree : 

Homer trisMacedonian tri Cyrillic trithree

Homer doraMacedonian dar,podarokCyrillic dar,podarok a gift : 

Homer doraMacedonian dar,podarokCyrillic dar,podarok a gift

Homer podasMacedonian podCyrillic pod place under foot : 

Homer podasMacedonian podCyrillic pod place under foot

Homer okusMacedonian kusoCyrillic kusoshort : 

Homer okusMacedonian kusoCyrillic kusoshort

Homer sphoiteronMacedonian splotenoCyrillic sploteno accrued : 

Homer sphoiteronMacedonian splotenoCyrillic sploteno accrued

Homer daimonMacedonian demonCyrillic demona god, goddess : 

Homer daimonMacedonian demonCyrillic demona god, goddess

Homer allosMacedonian alijasCyrillic alijasalius, another : 

Homer allosMacedonian alijasCyrillic alijasalius, another

Homer sumpasMacedonian sumas Cyrillic sumasum, all at once , : 

Homer sumpasMacedonian sumas Cyrillic sumasum, all at once ,

Homer oudenMacedonian niedenCyrillic niedenand not one : 

Homer oudenMacedonian niedenCyrillic niedenand not one

Homer trephoMacedonian tepamCyrillic tepamthicken : 

Homer trephoMacedonian tepamCyrillic tepamthicken

Homer skêptouchos Macedonian skeptikCyrillic skeptikman skeptic : 

Homer skêptouchos Macedonian skeptikCyrillic skeptikman skeptic

Homer erôêseiMacedonian treseCyrillic trese rocks, to rush : 

Homer erôêseiMacedonian treseCyrillic trese rocks, to rush

Homer thneskoMacedonian teskoCyrillic te{kohard, to die : 

Homer thneskoMacedonian teskoCyrillic te{kohard, to die

What is most interesting about Homer’s stories, especially the Iliad, is that they were originally written in the prehistoric Macedonian language. The first paleolinguist to openly proclaim the similarities between the words of the Iliad and those of the modern Slavic languages was the German Homerologist Pasov. : 

What is most interesting about Homer’s stories, especially the Iliad, is that they were originally written in the prehistoric Macedonian language. The first paleolinguist to openly proclaim the similarities between the words of the Iliad and those of the modern Slavic languages was the German Homerologist Pasov.

We see similarities between modern and ancient Macedonian language.The Ancient Macedonian language (provisional ISO-DIS 639-1,2 I 3 3.5 XMK) was the tongue of the ancient Macedonians. It was spoken especially in the inland regions of Macedon, away from the coast, during the 1st millennium BC, surviving into the early centuries of the Common Era : 

We see similarities between modern and ancient Macedonian language.The Ancient Macedonian language (provisional ISO-DIS 639-1,2 I 3 3.5 XMK) was the tongue of the ancient Macedonians. It was spoken especially in the inland regions of Macedon, away from the coast, during the 1st millennium BC, surviving into the early centuries of the Common Era