Monosyllabic Turkic stems: Difference between revisions
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| kay- || return || (kir, kaz) qayt- || | | kay- || return || (kir, kaz) qayt- || | ||
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| bağ- || tie || (kir, kaz) bayla-<br />(kir) boo / (kaz) baw (n.) || | |||
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[[Category:Turkic Languages]] | [[Category:Turkic Languages]] | ||
[[Category:Historical Linguistics]] | [[Category:Historical Linguistics]] | ||
Revision as of 20:00, 11 January 2015
Some monosyllabic Turkic verb stems are avoided in certain modern languages, though derived forms exist.
| Old Turkic | gloss | modern forms | other cognates |
|---|---|---|---|
| boğ- | choke, strangle | (kir) muunt- | Mong. *boğu- (?) |
| ay- | say | (kir, kaz) ayt- | |
| kay- | return | (kir, kaz) qayt- | |
| bağ- | tie | (kir, kaz) bayla- (kir) boo / (kaz) baw (n.) |
