
Proto-Turkic: *suč-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Meaning: to flee, shy away from smth.
Russian meaning: убегать
Karakhanid: sučɨ- (MK)
Middle Turkic: suču- (Qutb.)
Comments: EDT 795. Cf. perhaps also *suč 'fault, avoiding to do smth.' (VEWT 431, EDT 794, ЭСТЯ 7).
suç in Kaş.'s first meaning Hap. leg.; his
second, metaph., meaning suggests that it may
be the origin of SW Az., Osm. suç (sic, not suc) 'a fault of action or omission, offense, sin'
Xak. xı suç onomatopoeic (hikaja) for (the
sound of) glancing off something ; hence one says kılıç suç kıldı: 'the
sword glanced off'; and one says er suç
kıldı: 'the man avoided accepting the thing'
D suçı:- Den. V. fr. suç in the sense of 'to
move to one side, shy away from something'.
VU su:- Hap. leg.; basic meaning obscure.
Xak. XI ol anar boyu:n su:dı: inqada lahu wa xada'a 'he obeyed him and submitted';
and one says ol mana: yu:n su:dı: 'he sent (arsala) me hanks of wool to spin (li'l-fatl) Kaş. III 248 (su:r, su:ma:k).
Proto-Turkic: *sūn-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Meaning: to stretch, stretch out
Russian meaning: протягивать
Old Turkic: sun- (Orkh., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: sun- (MK)
Turkish: sun-
Tatar: son-
Middle Turkic: sun- (Pav. C., AH)
.......
Comments: EDT 834, VEWT 432, ЭСТЯ 7.
sun- originally Trans., 'to stretch out (one's
hand Acc.); to offer or present (something
Arc., to someone Dat.)'; later also Intrans.
'to stretch oneself out'.
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