tɨka-

to stuff in, press in

Proto-Turkic: *tɨkɨ-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *t`ĭ́[k`]ù
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: набивать, вдавливать, втыкать
Turkic: *tɨkɨ-
Mongolian: *čiki-
Tungus-Manchu: *tiki-
Korean: *tìk-
Japanese: *túk-
Comments: VEWT 477-478, EDT 465, ЭСТЯ 3, 337-340, Мудрак 75. The Turkm. form with a voiced d- is quite irregular and probably reflects a merger with *dik- `to insert, plant vertically'.
Old Turkic: tɨq- (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: tɨq- (MK)
Turkish: tɨka-
Tatar: tɨq-
Middle Turkic: tɨq- (Sangl.)
Uzbek: tiq-
Uighur: tiq-
Azerbaidzhan: tɨx-
Turkmen: dɨq-
Khakassian: tɨx-
Shor: tɨqta-
Oyrat: tɨq-
Chuvash: čɨx-
Tuva: dɨɣɨ-
Tofalar: tɨɣɨ-
Kirghiz: tɨq-
Kazakh: tɨq-
Noghai: tɨq-
Bashkir: tɨq-
Gagauz: tɨqa-
Karaim: tɨq-
Karakalpak: tɨq-
Kumyk: tɨq-