قرنداش

Chagatai

Etymology

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Noun

قرنداش • (qrndāš /qarındaš/) (plural قرنداش‌لار (/⁠qarındašlar⁠/))

  1. alternative spelling of قرینداش (qryndāš /⁠qarındaš⁠/, “sibling, brother”)
    • 1500, قریم یورتینه و اول طرفلارغه دائر بولغان یرلیغ‌لر و ‌‌خط‌‌لر [/qırım yurtına wä ol taraflarġa dā'ir bolġan yarlıġlar wä xattlar/, Letters and Decrees about Crimea]‎[1]:
      قرنداش‌لاریمیزنینک مملکت‌لارندین اسیر چیقاروب قریم مملکتی‌غه کیلتورسه‌لار قریم خانلاری و سلطان‌لار قیتا یباررلار ایردیلار.
      qrndāš-lārymyznynk mmlkt-lārndyn ʾsyr čyqārwb qrym mmlkty-ġh kyltwrsh-lār qrym xānlāry w slṭān-lār qytā ybārrlār ʾyrdylār.
      /qarındašlarımıznıŋ mämläkätlärindin äsīr čıqarup qırım mämläkätiġa keltürsälär qırım xanları wä sultānlar qayta yibärürlär erdilär/
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References

  1. ^ Atasoy, Faysal Okan (2017), Kırım Yurtına ve Ol Taraflarga Dair Bolgan Yarlıglar ve Hatlar (1520-1742 Kırım Tatarcasıyla Yarlıklar ve Mektuplar) [Decrees and Letters written in 1520-1742 Crimean Tatar] (in Turkish), volume I, Ankara: Türk Dil Kurumu, →ISBN, page 102

Karakhanid

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Common Turkic *karïndaš (“sibling”). Related to قَرِنْ (qarïn, “womb”) but unrelated to قَذَشْ (qaδaš, “kinsman”). Cognate with Turkish kardeş.

Noun

قَرِنْداشْ (qarïndāš)

  1. sibling

References

  • Clauson, Gerard (1972), “karında:ş”, in An Etymological Dictionary of pre-thirteenth-century Turkish, Oxford: Clarendon Press, →ISBN, →OCLC, page 662

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