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tuc
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| Komparatif
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tucêr
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| Superlatif
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tewr tuc
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| Hal
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Yewın
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Xeylê
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| Halo raşt
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Neri
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tuc
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tuci
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| Mayki
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tuce
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| Halo çewt
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Neri
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tuci
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tucan
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| Mayki
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tuce
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tuc n (Formo mayki: tuce)
- çiyo tehl
- çiyo pij
Rıstımê çekuye
- Proto-Hind-Ewropaki ra *(s)teig- ("tuc kerdene, to sting, stab")
- Proto-Aryaki ra *ti(n)ǰ- ("tuc kerdene")
- Farskiyo Kehen: taeča- ("tuc")
- Farskiyo Kehen: tigra- ("tuc")
- Pehlewki: tyj, tyz ("tuc")
- Farski: tēz ("tuc")
- Kurmancki: tiž, tūž ("tuc")
- Belucki: tēz ("tuc")
- Goranki: tež, tiž ("tuc")
- (Zazaki: tuj) Alfabeyê Ariki
- Sanskritki: tej ("tuc kerdene")
- Yunanki: stizein ("to prick")
- Latinki: stinguere ("to quench, prick")
- Almanki: stechen ("to prick")
- İngılızki: stick ("qazıx, to prick")
- Horn, Paul. Dictionary of Persian Etymology (Strassburg, 1893),
- J. Cheung, Etymological Dictionary of the Iranian Verb. Leiden 2007.,
- Watkins, Calvert. The American Heritage Dictionary of Indo-European Roots, 2nd ed., Houghton Mifflin Co., 2007. *Amazon.com ra,
- MacKenzie, David Neil. The dialect of Awroman (Hawraman-i Luhon) Grammatical sketch, texts, and vocabulary. 1966, Kommissionaer: Munksgaard (København).,
- Etymonline. Online English Etymology Dictionary. <etymonline.com> by Douglas Harper.
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