English
kazatsky
Kazatsky comes from Russian каза́цкий ‘Cossack, cossack’, from Kazakh қазақ ‘(of) the Kazakhs, Kazakh’, and ultimately from Proto-Turkic *kaŕ-.
- Proto-Turkicprehistoric (reconstructed)*kaŕ-reconstructed
- Proto-Turkic, derivedprehistoric (reconstructed)*kaŕgak‘provider’reconstructed
- Proto-Common Turkicprehistoric (reconstructed)*kazgakreconstructed
- Kipchakmodernقزاقqazaq
- Kazakhmodernқазақ‘(of) the Kazakhs, Kazakh’
- Old East Slavicmodernкозакъ‘Cossack’
- Russianmodernказа́к‘Cossack, cossack’
- Russian, derivedmodernказа́цкийkazáckij‘Cossack, cossack’
- Englishtodaykazatsky
attested reconstructed ? uncertain or disputed
Lineage
- Proto-Turkicprehistoric (reconstructed)*kaŕ-reconstructed
- Proto-Turkic, derivedprehistoric (reconstructed)*kaŕgak‘provider’reconstructed
- Proto-Common Turkicprehistoric (reconstructed)*kazgakreconstructed
- Kipchakmodernقزاقqazaq
- Kazakhmodernқазақ‘(of) the Kazakhs, Kazakh’
- Old East Slavicmodernкозакъ‘Cossack’
- Russianmodernказа́к‘Cossack, cossack’
- Russian, derivedmodernказа́цкийkazáckij‘Cossack, cossack’
- Englishtodaykazatsky
Every English word from Proto-Turkic *kaŕ-
Today it means
noun Synonym of kozachok
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / Proto-Turkic *kaŕ- / kazatsky