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Nişanyan considers a possible derivation from *tay which he does not consider to necessarily be the same word as *tay ( “ colt ” ) , however he still semantically compares French poutre ( “ beam ” ) from Latin pullus ( “ colt ” ) and Ottoman Turkish مرتك ( mertek , “ beam ” ) ultimately from Persian مردک ( mardak , “ little man ” ) .
*taya-
( Common Turkic , transitive ) to prop up
Conjugation of *taya- (Common Turkic)
Note: Actual conjugations can be more complex than tables below. Compound forms with the auxiliary *er- not shown.
Positive
infinitive
*tayamak
participle
present
*tayagan , tayagma , tayar
past
*tayaduk , tayamïš
future
*tayadačï , tayamakčï , tayasïk , tayayačak
verbal noun
*tayama , tayag , tayagu
way of doing
*tayaš
singular
plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
*ben
*sen
*ol
*biz
*siz
*olar
indicative
aorist
*tayar ben
*tayar sen
*tayar
*tayar biz
*tayar siz
*tayar
past
simple
*tayadïm
*tayadïŋ
*tayadï
*tayadïk , tayadïmïz
*tayadïŋïz
*tayadï
inferential
*tayamïš ben
*tayamïš sen
*tayamïš
*tayamïš biz
*tayamïš siz
*tayamïš
future
simple
*tayadačï ben , tayamakčï ben , tayayačak ben
*tayadačï sen , tayamakčï sen , tayayačak sen
*tayadačï , tayamakčï , tayayačak
*tayadačï biz , tayamakčï biz , tayayačak biz
*tayadačï siz , tayamakčï siz , tayayačak siz
*tayadačï , tayamakčï , tayayačak
predictive
*tayagay ben
*tayagay sen
*tayagay
*tayagay biz
*tayagay siz
*tayagay
necessitive
*tayasïkïm
*tayasïkïŋ
*tayasïk
*tayasïkïmïz
*tayasïkïŋïz
*tayasïk
conditional
*tayasam , tayasar ben
*tayasaŋ , tayasar sen
*tayasa , tayasar
*tayasak , tayasamïz , tayasar biz
*tayasaŋïz , tayasar siz
*tayasalar , tayasar
optative
*tayagay ben
*tayagay sen
*tayagay
*tayagay biz
*tayagay siz
*tayagay
progressive
*tayamakda ben
*tayamakda sen
*tayamakda
*tayamakda biz
*tayamakda siz
*tayamakda
necessitative
*tayamalïg ben
*tayamalïg sen
*tayamalïg
*tayamalïg biz
*tayamalïg siz
*tayamalïg
imperative
*tayayayïn
*taya , tayagïl
*tayazun
*tayayalïm
*tayayïŋ
*tayazun
Negative
infinitive
*tayamamak
participle
present
*tayamagan , tayamagma , tayamaz
past
*tayamaduk , tayamamïš
future
*tayamačï , tayamasïk , tayamayačak
verbal noun
*tayamama , tayamag , tayamagu
way of doing
*tayamaš
singular
plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
*ben
*sen
*ol
*biz
*siz
*olar
indicative
aorist
*tayamaz ben
*tayamaz sen
*tayamaz
*tayamaz biz
*tayamaz siz
*tayamaz
past
simple
*tayamadïm
*tayamadïŋ
*tayamadï
*tayamadïk , tayamadïmïz
*tayamadïŋïz
*tayamadï
inferential
*tayamamïš ben
*tayamamïš sen
*tayamamïš
*tayamamïš biz
*tayamamïš siz
*tayamamïš
future
simple
*tayamačï ben , tayamayačak ben
*tayamačï sen , tayamayačak sen
*tayamačï , tayamayačak
*tayamačï biz , tayamayačak biz
*tayamačï siz , tayamayačak siz
*tayamačï , tayamayačak
predictive
*tayamagay ben
*tayamagay sen
*tayamagay
*tayamagay biz
*tayamagay siz
*tayamagay
necessitive
*tayamasïkïm
*tayamasïkïŋ
*tayamasïk
*tayamasïkïmïz
*tayamasïkïŋïz
*tayamasïk
conditional
*tayamasam , tayamasar ben
*tayamasaŋ , tayamasar sen
*tayamasa , tayamasar
*tayamasak , tayamasamïz , tayamasar biz
*tayamasaŋïz , tayamasar siz
*tayamasalar , tayamasar
optative
*tayamagay ben
*tayamagay sen
*tayamagay
*tayamagay biz
*tayamagay siz
*tayamagay
progressive
*tayamamakda ben
*tayamamakda sen
*tayamamakda
*tayamamakda biz
*tayamamakda siz
*tayamamakda
necessitative
*tayamamalïg ben
*tayamamalïg sen
*tayamamalïg
*tayamamalïg biz
*tayamamalïg siz
*tayamamalïg
imperative
*tayamayayïn
*tayama , tayamagïl
*tayamazun
*tayamayalïm
*tayamayïŋ
*tayamazun
*tayan- ( “ to lean on, resist, support oneself ” )
*tayak ( “ support, prop; walking stick ” )
Oghuz:
Karluk:
Kipchak:
North Kipchak:
East Kipchak:
Southern Altai: тайаар ( tayaar , “ to prop up ” )
Siberian:
Old Turkic:
Old Uyghur: [script needed] ( taya- )
North Siberian:
Clauson, Gerard (1972 ) “taya:-”, in An Etymological Dictionary of pre-thirteenth-century Turkish , Oxford: Clarendon Press, page 567
Nişanyan, Sevan (2002– ) “dayamak ”, in Nişanyan Sözlük
Räsänen, Martti (1969 ) Versuch eines etymologischen Wörterbuchs der Türksprachen (in German), Helsinki: Suomalais-ugrilainen seura, page 455
Starostin, Sergei , Dybo, Anna , Mudrak, Oleg (2003 ) Etymological dictionary of the Altaic languages (Handbuch der Orientalistik; VIII.8)[1] , Leiden, New York, Köln: E.J. Brill