31-words-with-uncertain-etymology

Huhu!

here you can see 31 words I have found by

www.etymonline.com 

In many cases I have read by

www.etymonline.com

"a word with uncertain etymology" 

and in a few "perhaps...".

I took my time and sought for a solution. Maybe I have success for many or a few. 

Here you can check my proposals out: 

English	Meaning	Turkish	Meaning	Other info
pash	head	baş (ş=sh)	head
teg	sheep in its 2. year	teke	male goat/male sheep	versions in Turkish: tegge, taga
tunic	a dress	ton	a dress	old version: tong
lackey	running footman	ulak	running footman	ulağ
shun (old version scunian)	to avoid	sakın-	to avoid
German gäu/gau	village, big village	köy	village	Ancient Turkish: üy: house, acc. to Kazim Mirsan Öküy: many houses. Greek oi = üy?
imbecile	weak, feeble	besili	having food	besle- = to feed
WAUL of „caterwaul“	cry of a cat	ağla- (read it like aahlo)	to cry	Old version : yığla-
tutor	guardian	tut- verb tutar noun	tut- to arrest	tut- to grab, to take…
oak	tree	ağaç	tree	Old English ac "oak tree"
hatch	opening, grated gate, half-door	aç-	to open,	açar: key
kex	dry, hollow plant stem	kök	root	kök: fundament
gewgaw	contemptour reduplication	gev-	to chew	kevek: hay, straw.
odo-meter	odo- a way, path; with uncertain etymology	adım	step	at- : to throw (Ancient Turkish)
carapace	upper shell of a turtle	Kurbağa	frog	kur: ridge, baka: frog. Kaplu-baka: tortoise
burgeon	blossom, sprout	bur-,  burcu: nice odour	to smell	burgeon: from Latin burra: flock of wool. Turkish: bur- (ver) to twist wool
chop (verb)	to cut with a quick blow	kop-	to leave the mass, to move	French coper: to cut, cut off <= Turkish kopar: to disconnect, part
ridge, Old English hrycg	the back of man	arka, kuru (look at carapace)	the back of man	German Rücken= Arka?
lie (verb)	speak falsely	yalan	speak falsely	old versions: liagan, legan, German lügen have a similarity with the Ancient Turkish word yalgan meaning to lie.
acacia	a type of tree	ağaç	tree	Ancient Turkish version: yığaç. oak, too?
worth	valuable	ağır, değer	valuable	Ancient Turkish teg-: to be equal. (Tegir the old version of  değer)
earl	noble man, warrior	er	man, warrior	erilaz, jarlar are all similar to er/erler (erler: plural of er)
kid	young of a goat	keçi	goat	Ancient Version: eçkü. Old German kizzi is similar o kiyiz, goat in Bashkirtish, Krimtatarish, etc.
jacket	short garment for men	yaka, caka, caga, jağa	collar
dig (verb)	to make a ditch	dik-	to plant, to fasten	Proto Germanic dik-, to stick, fix
oat	gras	ot	gras	Turkish versions are available like oot
hit (verb)	to strike	it-	to strike, to hit	Proto Germanic hitjan
order	body of persons living under a religious discipline	ordu	the army	German Ordnung, Orden
God	deity	kut	plentifulness, happiness,	Proto Germanic guthan, PIE ghut: that which is invoked
cunt	female intercrural foramen	kın (Read it like counn)	scabbard	Latin cuneus and cunnus have uncertain origin, too.
cluck	cry of a hen	çulluk	woodcock

And now the last sentence: 

By many of these words the Turkish words could have shaped or manipulated the Indoeuropean/Old German words through a very long neighborhood. 

Uzunbacak Adem 

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