Talk:Octamasades

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Etymology of the name. A try edit

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Herodotus mentions the Scythian Chief Oktamasades (4:80).

Could this name be Turkish?

We know the pre-Atilla Hun Chief Oktar. Pritsak says it comes from the Old Turkish verb ökte-: (to encourage).

Ökte- (v)> Öktem: brave (strong) >? Oktamasades

The same root?UzunbacakAdem (talk) 09:33, 8 July 2022 (UTC) Uzunbacak AdemReply