čakɨl- 'to be bound, fastened' (of yoke animals), čaɣan 'camel fetters'

to bind, fetters, harness

Proto-Turkic: *čak-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *č`ak`a
Russian meaning: связывать, оковы, упряжь
Turkic: *čak-
Tungus-Manchu: *čaK-
Korean: *čhằ-
Japanese: *ta(n)k-
Comments: VEWT 94, 96 (but Oyr. čakɨ is regarded as borrowed < Mong. čaqu, on which see *č`ak`V).
Turkish: čakɨl- 'to be bound, fastened' (of yoke animals), čaɣan 'camel fetters'
Middle Turkic: čaɣan 'camel fetters'
Oyrat: čaqɨ 'stick for binding horses'
Gagauz: čaqɨldaq 'rope harness'