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Uyghur soGäk,
Uzbek sovuq, Kirghiz su:k, Kazakh suwïk, Tatar sïwïk, Oyrat so:qsoqsox so:xso:k garlic
OA
"elm-tree" târâh (elm)Uyghur terek (elm)
Kirghiz tirek, terek (elm, tree), Noghay terek (tree)terek (tree)da:l tirek (elm)terek (elm); Altay terek (elm) frozen, cold
c- : ch- flower
OA
le- : T-, t- [The difference between /T/ and /t/ in Proto-Turkic may have been allophonic] tongue
/lezu/
The loss of the word-initial /q/, /S/ before /a/, /o/ in Proto-Armenian (h)a : q- [Note that /q/ > /x/ in Khakas and Chuvash, indicating the possibility of loss. Hence, the loss in Proto-Armenian] worm
kurzhaGa (bugs)xurtkurt, qurt who
"hawk"MU qartal, Kirghiz qartïGa, Gagauz qartal, Turkish qartalqaltar kï:rt, xarda:chïxartïgaxartïga, Alt qartachag
(h)a- : S- [Note that /h/ is in Armenian is often unstable, cf /und/: /hund/ (grain), both forms are present in modern Armenian] nut
OArm
< */är/
erener, ärke:xerirer heart
kurzhaGa (bugs)xurtkurt, qurt far
"long" OT yïraq, Uzbek uzaq, Kirghiz ïraak, Tatar yïrak, Bashkir yïrakozaquzïxïra:qïrakuzak feather
-rr- : -r- [The strong /rr/ must have been in allophonic distribution with the weak /r/ in Proto-Armenian.] lionrr yuc>,
OArm
Kirghiz tirek, terek (elm, tree), Noghay terek (tree)terek (tree) tirek (elm)terek (elm); Altay terek (elm) long
-r : -S, -s [The law of spirantization in Proto-Turkic akin to "the law of rhotacism in Chuvash"] two
GïsGaqïsGakïlgasxïsxakïska burn (tr.)
virtOT ört-, Kirghiz ört- örtörta-örtet- sonOA.
urtu:s "boy"o:lo:l
-L : -l [Armenain /L/ is normally pronounced as velar or uvular /G/, but is thought to be pronounced as palatalized /ll/ in the past] (animal)hair
-n : -r [The law of an /n-/ > /r-/ transition in early Proto-Turkic] knee
OArm
Cf. PIE */geneu/*tïrgu-chêrgus's'iOT tiz, Uyghur tiz, Kirghiz tizedïztüzy, tizytobuktezäkdiskek woman
Cf. PIE */gwena:/*qïr 'girl'; *kelin "bride"
xêr,
OT qïz, Uyghur qïz, Kyrghiz qïz; Uzbek xotïn Tatar xatïn, 'woman'
OU kelin, Turkmen gelin 'bride'qïz
kelinqïz,
kein, kiin
kï:sh
xïs,
kilônqïz,
kelin 'bride' we
< *men 'I'ebirOT biz, Uyghur biz, Kirghiz miz mïspiserbihigipesbis sparrow
/chênchêLuk/
*ar-manvarmânOT aryG
Uyghur orman, Tatar urman
arïarïgarïg seed
'grain';
vôrlôx (genus)OT uruG, Uyghur uruq, Khirghiz ürön, Noghai urlïk, Tatar orlïk urïGar (relatives, kin); urlux (grain)
ashlïx (seed)uru (relatives, kin);
sieme (seed)üränüre, uruG
-z- : -rk-, -lg- (?) [Only two cases found for this type of transition, so far.] tongue
*tïlge > *tïlchêlGe OT tïl, Uyghur til, Kirghiz tildïlciltïlteldïl eagle
-t : -D- , -t [In some cases, /t/ seems to be almost normally reflected in both language groups] grass
OArm.
but; davan
drink
ish-
birch
xadïn
-r : -D/-t [In other cases, /t/ > /r/ in Proto-Armenian] fire
ot
father
ada
horseCf. Latin ursa *aDï OU aDïG, Uyghur eyiq, Kirghiz ayu:, Tatar ayu, Noghay ayuw, Turkish ayï atix azïG
adïg
-n- : -t [Yet, in some other cases /n/ > /t/ in either of the language groups. These correspondences are not well-attested, nevertheless listed here as plausible] namen own> /anun/ *a:tyatOT at, Uyghur at a:ta:tat
at
cattlen
a-sown>
/anasun/*ut
lie
chï't-
The first syllable metathesis in Proto-Armenian [A compensation process due to the freqent loss of word-initial /s/, /k/ before /a/ and /o/] root
damïr
lark
dus
foxtülgü
dilgi
star
sïldïs
tooth
dish
stone, rock
dash
ear
kulak
crowCf. Latin corvus
qarGan;
Altay qarGa
boneAltay qarGa
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