čɨbɨk, čubuk

branch

Proto-Turkic: *čɨ̄p
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *č`ī́p`a
Russian meaning: ветка
Turkic: *čɨ̄p
Tungus-Manchu: *čipa-
Comments: EDT 393, 395, VEWT 106, TMN 3, 1059, Лексика 118-119, Егоров 320, Федотов 2, 403-404. Forms meaning 'lash' reflect a contamination with PT *čAbɨk 'lash' (v. sub *č`ḗbV).
Karakhanid: čɨp, čɨbɨq (MK)
Turkish: čɨbɨk, čubuk
Tatar: čɨbɨq [čɨbɨrqɨ 'lash']
Middle Turkic: čubuq (Sangl.)
Uzbek: čiviq
Uighur: čiviq
Azerbaidzhan: čubuG
Turkmen: čɨ̄bɨq
Khakassian: sɨmɨx
Shor: šɨmɨq
Oyrat: čɨbɨq
Chuvash: čъbъk 'lash'
Tuva: šɨvɨq
Tofalar: šɨbɨq
Kirghiz: čɨbɨq
Kazakh: šɨbɨq
Noghai: šɨbɨq
Bashkir: sɨbɨq
Balkar: čɨbɨq 'lash'
Gagauz: čɨbɨq
Karaim: cɨbuq, cubuq, čubuq 'lash'
Karakalpak: šɨbɨq
Kumyk: čubuq