На купюре с изображением Ниязова углядел надпись Turkmenistanyn merkezi banky. Для тех, кто иврита случайно не знает, сообщаю, что на иврите слово "меркази" означает "центральный". Стало быть, к тюркам это слово пришло из арабского.
Turkmenistan: National Council Renames Days, Months Turkmenabad, 8 August 2002 (RFE/RL) --
The Turkmen National Council voted on the first day of a two-day session to change the names of the days of week and months of the year.
By a unanimous vote, some 3,000 delegates approved changing the name of January to "Turkmenbashi," the title bestowed on President Saparmurat Niyazov by parliament. December is now "Neitralitet" (Neutrality) reflecting Turkmenistan's UN-recognized status as a neutral country, given to the country in December 1995.
The names of the week were changed to such new names as "first" or "main" day, Monday, and "Rukh" (spirit), for Saturday.
The council also dismissed any future talk of presidential elections with Safarmarmed Voliev, the head of the state gas and oil company, saying there was no need for any leader but the "beloved eternal President Saparmurat Niyazov."
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Kstati, o Niyazove (ot Shooma).
Turkmenabad, 8 August 2002 (RFE/RL) --
The Turkmen National Council voted on the first day of
a two-day session to change the names of the days of
week and months of the year.
By a unanimous vote, some 3,000 delegates approved
changing the name of January to "Turkmenbashi," the
title bestowed on President Saparmurat Niyazov by
parliament. December is now "Neitralitet" (Neutrality)
reflecting Turkmenistan's UN-recognized status as a
neutral country, given to the country in December
1995.
The names of the week were changed to such new names
as "first" or "main" day, Monday, and "Rukh" (spirit),
for Saturday.
The council also dismissed any future talk of
presidential elections with Safarmarmed Voliev, the
head of the state gas and oil company, saying there
was no need for any leader but the "beloved eternal
President Saparmurat Niyazov."
Re: Kstati, o Niyazove (ot Shooma).
Re: :))))