jaɣɨ

enemy, war

Proto-Turkic: *jagɨ
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *dằgì
Russian meaning: враг, война
Turkic: *jagɨ
Mongolian: *dajin
Tungus-Manchu: *dagu-r
Korean: *tōi
Japanese: *(d)ìkùsà
Comments: VEWT 178, ЭСТЯ 4, 55-56, Лексика 561, Федотов 2, 129 (?).
Old Turkic: jaɣɨ (Orkh., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: jaɣɨ (MK)
Turkish: jaɣɨ
Tatar: jaw
Middle Turkic: jaɣɨ (Houts.)
Uzbek: jɔw, (dial.) jaw, jāɣɨ
Uighur: jaw, jaɣɨ, jäɣɨ (dial.)
Sary-Yughur: jaɣɨ
Azerbaidzhan: jaɣɨ
Turkmen: jaɣɨ
Khakassian: čā
Shor: čā
Oyrat: jū, d́u
Halaj: jaɣɨ
Chuvash: śu 'heathen'
Yakut: sɨa-kār 'rogue, villain'
Tuva: čā
Tofalar: čā
Kirghiz: ǯō
Kazakh: žaw
Noghai: jaw
Bashkir: jaw
Balkar: ǯaw, žaw, zaw
Karakalpak: žaw
Kumyk: jaw