"Τρώω ένα μήλο και ένα αχλάδι."

Translation: I am eating an apple and a pear.

[Superuncia]

So that's where the Turkish word ahlat (wild pear) comes from

[mizinamo]

Indeed!

I was about to say that it's probably the other way around (Greek borrowed quite a few words from Turkish, and many of those loan words end in -ι in Greek), but according to Nişanyan's etymological dictionary of Turkish, ahlat is indeed a loan from Greek.

[kwstas979077]

yes it is a greek word.
ancient greek: ἀχράς,
hellinistic dialect: ἀχλάς.

[Amit.erez]

Whi I eat instead of I am eatingvis rejected... I wander.

[Dimitra956826]

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