Alpawıt ("Alpağıt") is an ancient Turkic term, that had a similar meaning with "batır" and probably was derived from "
In 6th-13th centuries alpawıt was a chief of military units, especially of guard. In
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Baghatur — is an old Altaic term for a warrior, a military commander, or an epic hero. The word was introduced in the Middle Ages to many non Altaic languages by conquering Turkic and Mongol speaking nomads, and now exists in different forms such as the… … Wikipedia
Alıp — ( Alp ) is a Turkic term referring for #Title of nobles serving in military of Göktürk and Khazar qaghanates, Volga Bulgaria and some other states. #An epic hero or a giant in Turkic folklore, usually noble. In some cases this term could be added … Wikipedia
Alpamysh — Alpamysh, also spelled as Alp amish or Alpamish (Uzbek language: Alpomish/Алпомиш, Turkish: Alpamis , Kazakh Cyrillic script: Алпамыс , Bashkir: Алпамыша , Russian: Алпамыш , Azerbaijani: Alpamıs , Kazan Tatar: Алпамша ), is an ancient Turkic… … Wikipedia
