bā

frog

Proto-Turkic: *b(i)āka
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *mi̯ā́k`o
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: лягушка
Turkic: *b(i)āka
Mongolian: *mekelej, *melekej
Tungus-Manchu: *moKo(lV)-
Korean: *mǝ̀kùrí
Comments: VEWT 58, EDT 311-312, 646-647, ЭСТЯ 2, 40-41, 6, 160-161 (see ibid. on the onomatopoeic nature of the component *Kur-) , Лексика 179-180. A more precise reconstruction would be perhaps *b(i)ākka, with expressive gemination (suggested by non-voicing in Kypchak). Turk. > Hung. béka, see Gombocz 1912.
Old Turkic: baqa (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: baqa (MK)
Turkish: bā
Tatar: baqa
Middle Turkic: baqa (AH, Ettuhf.), baqqa (MA)
Uzbek: baqa
Uighur: baqa, paqa
Azerbaidzhan: baɣa
Turkmen: Gurbāɣa
Khakassian: paɣa
Shor: paɣa
Oyrat: baqa
Halaj: bāqa 'turtle'
Yakut: baɣa
Tuva: paɣa
Tofalar: baɣa
Kirghiz: baqa
Kazakh: baqa
Noghai: baqa
Balkar: maqa
Gagauz: qurbā
Karaim: baqa
Karakalpak: baqa
Salar: paɣa
Kumyk: baqa