Turkic words that shouldn't be as they are: Difference between revisions
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* biroq | * biroq (from Uzbek?) | ||
* taanı- (why long /a/?) | |||
== Uyghur == | == Uyghur == | ||
Revision as of 10:37, 30 May 2007
Kazakh
These words seem to break Kazakh consonant shifts, and are most likely borrowings from other Turkic dialects or later borrowings from Persian or the like, though they don't behave like other borrowings from Persian.
- qoş (borrowing from Uzbek?)
- şaşlıq (borrowing from Uzbek? from Caucasus [via Russian]?)
- ğaşıq (later borrowing from Persian?)
- kişmiş (borrowing from Russian?)
- şabdalı (later borrowing from Persian?)
- şarab (borrowing from Uzbek?)
Kyrgyz
- biroq (from Uzbek?)
- taanı- (why long /a/?)
Uyghur
Uzbek
If these words aren't borrowings from Kazakh, then something strange is going on.
