Question

Септик слова АНЫЗ ПАТШАЙЫМ МАССАГЕТТЕР

Answer 1

А.с аныз,патшайым,массагеттер
I .с аныздын патшайымнын массагеттердiн тут н с хвостиком
Б.с анызга,патшайымга,массагеттерге
Т.с анызды,патшайымды,массагеттердi Ж.с анызда,патшайымда, массагеттерде
Ш.с аныздан, патшайымнан, массагеттерден
К.с анызбен, патшайммен, массагеттермен.

Answer 2

Etymology of the word "Massagette"

The word "Massagette" refers to an ancient nomadic tribe that inhabited the Eurasian Steppe north of the Caspian Sea in what is now southern Russia and Kazakhstan. The Massagetae are believed to have been Iranian-speaking people .

The name "Massagetae" comes from Ancient Greek and means "great Getae". The Getae were a Thracian tribe who lived north of the Danube River in what is now Romania. When referring to the Massagetae, ancient Greek historians like Herodotus used the term to distinguish them from the Getae and emphasize that they were a larger and more powerful tribe.

History and culture of the Massagetae

The Massagetae were nomadic pastoralists and warriors who lived in wagons covered with felt. Their economy depended on herding livestock such as horses, sheep, and goats. Archaeologists have uncovered tombs containing sacrificed animals and weapons, indicating the Massagetae had a warrior-centric culture.

In the 6th century BCE, the Massagetae came into conflict with the Persian Achaemenid Empire under King Cyrus the Great. Herodotus provides a detailed account of how Cyrus was killed in battle while attempting to conquer the Massagetae in 530 BCE. This marked one of the few defeats of the powerful Achaemenid military.

After defeating the Persians, the Massagetae expanded their territory and influence. They clashed with other tribes in the region over the next few centuries before declining in the 1st century BCE, likely due to attacks from the Sarmatians and Xiongnu people. By the time of the Roman Empire, the Massagetae had been replaced by other groups in their former lands.