küčük, kiči (dial.)

small, little

Mongolian: *kičig
Comments: VEWT 269, EDT 696, ЭСТЯ 5, 75-77, Stachowski 159, 163. On Turk. > Hung. kis 'small' see Gombocz 1912.
Russian meaning: маленький
Old Turkic: kičig (Orkh., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: kičüg (MK)
Turkish: küčük, kiči (dial.)
Tatar: keče
Middle Turkic: kičik (IM, AH, Abush., Pav. C.)
Uzbek: kičik
Uighur: kičik
Sary-Yughur: kɨčiɣ
Azerbaidzhan: kičik
Turkmen: kiči
Khakassian: kǝčǝg
Oyrat: kičü
Chuvash: kǝźǝn
Yakut: kuččuguj
Dolgan: kuččuguj, küččügüj
Kirghiz: kičǖ
Kazakh: kǝši
Noghai: kiškej
Bashkir: kese
Balkar: gičče
Gagauz: küčük, küǯük
Karaim: kičkenä
Karakalpak: kǝši
Salar: kiǯi