saɣɨ 7

1 to think, contemplate, worry 2 to miss 3 intelligence 4 thought, worry 5 to read 6 to remember 7 mourning, sad remembrance

Proto-Turkic: *siāk-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *si̯ā́k`à
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: 1 думать, размышлять, грустить 2 скучать 3 разум 4 мысль, волнение 5 читать 6 помнить 7 оплакивание, печальное воспоминание
Turkic: *siāk-
Mongolian: *sege-, *seke-
Tungus-Manchu: *siaK-
Korean: *skắi-
Japanese: *sákà-
Comments: Мудрак 113-114, VEWT 395, EDT 813, Федотов 2, 464, Stachowski 28, 41 (confused with *sạk-, from which it is often really hard to distinguish), ЭСТЯ 7. Voicing of medial -k- is regular after a long vowel (but it is somewhat strange in MK's text - note also its absence in saqɨš).
Old Turkic: saq- 1, saqɨš 4 (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: saq-, saɣɨn- 1, saqɨš 4 (MK)
Turkish: saɣɨ 7
Tatar: saɣɨ 4, saɣɨn- 2
Middle Turkic: saɣɨn- (Буд.) 2, saɣɨ (Pav. C.) 1
Uzbek: sɔɣin- 2
Uighur: seɣin- 2
Turkmen: sāGɨn- 2
Khakassian: saɣɨn- 2
Chuvash: šoɣъš 4
Yakut: āx- 5, aɣɨn- 2, 6
Dolgan: āk- 5, agɨn- 2, 6
Tuva: saɣɨn- 2, 6, saɣɨš 3
Kirghiz: saɣɨn- 2
Kazakh: saɣɨn- 2
Noghai: saɣɨn- 2
Bashkir: haɣɨn- 2
Karaim: saɣɨn- 1, 2
Karakalpak: saɣɨn- 1, 2
Kumyk: saɣɨn- 2