de-

to say

Proto-Turkic: *dē-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *tḗ
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: сказать, говорить
Turkic: *dē-
Mongolian: *dawu-
Tungus-Manchu: *de(b)-
Comments: VEWT 467-8, EDT 433-4, ЭСТЯ 3, 221-224, Stachowski 79. Kypchak and some other languages preserve voiced d- due to the word's grammaticalized usage.
Old Turkic: te- (Orkh., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: te- (MK, KB) 1
Turkish: de-
Tatar: di-
Middle Turkic: di- (Abush.), te- (MA)
Uzbek: de-
Uighur: dä-
Sary-Yughur: di-
Azerbaidzhan: de-
Turkmen: dī-
Khakassian: tǝ-
Shor: te-
Oyrat: de-
Chuvash: te-
Yakut: die-
Dolgan: die-
Tuva: de-
Tofalar: de-
Kirghiz: te-
Kazakh: de-
Noghai: de-
Bashkir: ti-
Balkar: de-
Gagauz: de-
Karaim: de-
Karakalpak: de-
Salar: dij-
Kumyk: de-