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Turkey Bird In Different Languages. There are a few other common but strange origins of names for the turkey, culled from the delightful wikipedia entry list of names for the wild turkey in different languages:. British settlers confused the turkey. Meanwhile, in many turkic languages (but not turkish!) it has names that mean blue bird; Instead the birds are equally perplexingly known as “hindi.” mcculloch unravels that mystery here. In english, they are called. Blackfoot speakers name them ómahksipi'kssíí, or “big birds (not the yellow one). Confusion over the provenance of this particular bird is not limited to the english language, however; After being literally translated into english, the name of the turkey (bird) follow some interesting pattern. Turkey, for its part, does not use the term “turkey” at all. This bird was then known as the ‘turkey coq’. The guineafowl, a bird from africa, was imported into europe i by turkish merchants.

Confusion over the provenance of this particular bird is not limited to the english language, however; Blackfoot speakers name them ómahksipi'kssíí, or “big birds (not the yellow one). After being literally translated into english, the name of the turkey (bird) follow some interesting pattern. Meanwhile, in many turkic languages (but not turkish!) it has names that mean blue bird; British settlers confused the turkey. There are a few other common but strange origins of names for the turkey, culled from the delightful wikipedia entry list of names for the wild turkey in different languages:. The guineafowl, a bird from africa, was imported into europe i by turkish merchants. Turkey, for its part, does not use the term “turkey” at all. In english, they are called. Instead the birds are equally perplexingly known as “hindi.” mcculloch unravels that mystery here.

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Turkey Bird In Different Languages The guineafowl, a bird from africa, was imported into europe i by turkish merchants. British settlers confused the turkey. There are a few other common but strange origins of names for the turkey, culled from the delightful wikipedia entry list of names for the wild turkey in different languages:. Instead the birds are equally perplexingly known as “hindi.” mcculloch unravels that mystery here. The guineafowl, a bird from africa, was imported into europe i by turkish merchants. Blackfoot speakers name them ómahksipi'kssíí, or “big birds (not the yellow one). After being literally translated into english, the name of the turkey (bird) follow some interesting pattern. Confusion over the provenance of this particular bird is not limited to the english language, however; In english, they are called. This bird was then known as the ‘turkey coq’. Turkey, for its part, does not use the term “turkey” at all. Meanwhile, in many turkic languages (but not turkish!) it has names that mean blue bird;