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Etymology
The root of the word is not clear. But associated with following words;
Old Turkic : Nar - The Sun
Mongolian: Нар (Nar) - The Sun
Oirat: Нарн (Narn) - The Sun
And Turkic verb Doğmak (that means to born or to rise) merged and combined with this root.[2] Also it means the "Newborn Sun".[3]
Mythological significance
Nardoqan or Narduğan was celebrated by Turks on December 21, the longest night of the year and the night of the winter solstice. On this night, symbolizing old sun, becomes smaller as the days become shorter in the Northern Hemisphere, and dies on December 22, the winter solstice. It is said to be defeated by the dark and evil powers. On December 23 becomes the new sun.
While some scholars trace the origins of the Christmas tree to pagan rituals in pre-Christian Britain, others suggest the tradition was borrowed from ancient Germanic peoples. However, Turkish archaeologist Muazzez Ilmiye Çığ advocates the idea that the Turks were the ones who invented the Christmas tree.