31. Greek words related to number "two hundred":
Greek word DIAKOSIOI means "two hundred", and DIAKOSIOSTOS means "two hundredth",[Divry's Modern English-Greek, Greek-English Dictionary,
1988, p. 762].
Turkish cardinal numeral for "two hundred" is "iKiYÜZ" and for ordinal numeral "two hundredth" is "iKi YÜZiNCi"
(iKi YÜZÜNCÜ).
a) The Greek word DIAKOSIOI, meaning "two hundred",
rearranged letter-by-letter as "ADO-IKI-IOS", is the
altered, restructured, Hellenized and disguised form of the Turkish expression "ADU 'iKiYÜZ'" (ADI 'iKiYÜZ') meaning "its
name is 'two hundred'". iKiYÜZ is the cardinal numeral name in Turkish
for 'two hundred'.
Thus, this Greek numeral DIAKOSIOI is not genuine and has been fabricated
using Turkish numeral name iKiYÜZ together with the Turkish word ADU (ADI) used as linguistic wrapping!
Turkish word ADI (ADU) means "its
name", iKi means "two",
YÜZ means "hundred", iKiYÜZ means "two
hundred".
b) The Greek word DIAKOSIOSTOS,
meaning "two
hundredth", rearranged
letter-by-letter as "ADO-IKS-IOSSOT", is the altered,
restructured, Hellenized and disguised form of the Turkish expression "ADU 'iKiZ-YÜZCÜDÜ'" meaning "its
name is in the 'twin hundredth'", that is, to say "its
name is 'two hundredth'". We note that Turkish ordinal numeral name 'iKiYÜZÜZÜNCÜ' has not been used fully. The infix "IN" (ÜN) has been dropped.
With all this insight decipherments, both the cardinal and the ordinal Greek
numeral names DIAKOSIOI and DIAKOSIOSTOS are proven to have been fabricated
using corresponding Turkish numeral name expressions but in a very deceptive
manner!
Turkish word iKiZ means "twins;
double, two in number"
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