sata-š- 1

1 to oppress, ill-treat 2 to be ill-treated 3 to rave, be confused

Proto-Turkic: *siat-ga-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *si̯ata
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: 1 подавлять кого-л., беспокоить, мешать 2 подвергаться (чему-л.) 3 бредить, сбиваться с толку
Turkic: *siat-ga-
Mongolian: *sadur
Comments: VEWT 405, EDT 800.
Old Turkic: satɣa- (OUygh.) 1
Karakhanid: satɣa- (MK, KB) 1
Turkish: sata-š- 1
Tatar: sataš- 3
Middle Turkic: (MKYpch.) satɣa- (CCum.) 1
Azerbaidzhan: sata-š- 1
Turkmen: sata-š- 2
Chuvash: šot 'trouble, anxiety' (but Федотов 2, 463 derives it < Russ. счет)
Yakut: ataɣasta-
Noghai: satas- 3
Bashkir: hataš- 3
Gagauz: sataš- 1
Karaim: sataš- 1
Kumyk: sataš- 1