How Turkic languages came up with the word "child"

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[@keptins]

Turkish is like the French of the Turkic language family :)

[@temirkul_off]

I would say Turkish is like Romanian. Because it has adopted many words from slavic languages. And French on the other hand is pretty understandable, especially in writing, if you the patterns. But it is hard to get a single word when spoken. Soo, I guess, Turkmen is like French xD. That's my personal opinion, although I suggest you to watch some Turkmen videos and videos where different Turkic languages are compared

[@harlaneric7963]

Kazakh is the French of Turkic langauges because they speak very different accents from the other common Turkic

[@legalalien788]

@@temirkul_off Turkish French has many French words. The two cultures interacted quite a lot during the Ottoman times

[@yusufackgoz8009]

I'd say Chuvash

[@ertuncdelikaya8237]

No. Chuvash is the French of Turkic languages.

[@yarglandn1630]

Bala Anadolu Türkçesinde de çocuk demek fakat genel kullanım çocuk olarak geçmiştir. Bala derseniz herkes ne demek istediğinizi anlar. 🇹🇷🌍🇦🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇭🇺🇰🇿🇰🇬

[@MIKRASIATISSA]

Batı Türkiye'de kimse anlamaz. Bal sanırız cümle içerisinde kullanırsa biri hani şu arıların yaptığı :))

[@MIKRASIATISSA]

@Bakios Batı dediğim batı işte, Ankara Antalya batıda mı bilmiyorum 🤣 İzmir Çanakkale İstanbul ve Trakya falan oralar işte, illa şehir merkezi olmak zorunda değil. Köylüler de bilmez. Kızan, pali, hatta pedi deniyor buralarda çocuğa. Kız çocuğu mori, more, mari, mare, kori, koriça falan çok varyasyonu var.

[@lovv.profile]

@@MIKRASIATISSA işte bu yüzden şorşak dediğimde tüm trakya anlıyor ama Bala dediğimizde türkçe bilmeyen bir batılıyla iletişim zor ama Çocuk dediğimizde daha kolay

[@MIKRASIATISSA]

@Cemil Ekici Agop Dilaçar'ın gayet başarılı bir iş yaptığını düşünüyorum. Dil devamında İslam etkisiyle Araplaştı tekrardan, bunu inkar edemezsiniz. Öz-Türkçe asıllı kelimeleri kullanmak yerine medyada sürekli Arapçasını duyuyoruz. Bence Agop Dilaçar'ı biraz daha oku, çok başarılı bir Türkolog. Bugün jeolog olarak çıkıp bir sürü açıklamalar yapanlar Agop'u refere etmeden eserlerini kullanıyor. Gereksiz Ermeni düşmanlığı yapmak yerine bence Arap ve Fars etkisini eleştir, şu an cumhurbaşkanımız bile bize hitap ederken itinayla Arapça kelimeleri, deyimleri kullanıyor. Kalkıp başarılı işleri değil de sanki kasten Türkçeyi engelleyenlere mi söylensen?

[@MIKRASIATISSA]

@Cemil Ekici e yani onlar yapıyor diye sen de mi yapmak zorundasın? ayrıca arapça olmasını mı yeğliyorsun? buyur arap arkadaşlarınla REFAH içerisinde yaşa şimdi milyonlarcası geldi, gelemeye devam ediyorlar. Umrumda değil şu saatten sonra zaten, ben kaçtım kurtardım kendimi artık Türk'üm demeye bile utanır oldum. Dilediğinizce araplaştırın ülkeyi umrumda değil artık.

[@dreammares_iris2277]

"Sorry, are we late to the party?" Sakha: оҕо (oğo) Tuvan: чаш уруг (çaş uruğ)

[@user-ne7fl8cg2y]

А как же опея?

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

Ogo is related to Ogul means Son Chash Urug also like Yash Uruk means younger generation

[@ismata3274]

Oğul hem erkek evlat, hem de çocuk demek Türkiye'de ve arıların kovandan uçan gurubuna da kovanın yavrusu anlamında oğul denir. Arılar oğul vermiş gidip bulalım denir.

[@untbam]

urug in modern Kazakh means sperm xD

[@BagdagulMirzali]

What about Chuvash? Who knows?

[@yaxshibala]

I am an anatolian turk, partly of terekeme/karapapak origin and my grandmother always calls me “balam”, in generall in Erzurum/Kars/Iğdır regions the word bala is still used in everyday language. It is funny that u don’t know that.

[@ranaylmaz5941]

I was about to write the same thing 😄 that's how my grandmother calls me sometimes

[@yaxshibala]

and by the way, turkmens for example say "çağa" to child, in anatolia it is "çağacık / çağacuk" = çocuk

[@ranaylmaz5941]

@@yaxshibala I didn't know that, thank you :) There's a lot to learn 😄

[@aze8710]

its beause they are azeri turks

[@aktayturan9272]

@@aze8710 Azeri is a term which Azerbaijanian Turks not accept, because the Persians use it to dafame Azerbaijanian Turks. Azerbaijanians could be also other ethnics like Lezgians, Talish or Russians because they are citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan. And Yes Karapapak Terekeme Turks are from linguistic aspects very close to the Azerbaijanian Turkic language but it's not the same. Of course we are a part of the Azerbaijanian Turks and they our brothers, but the term Karapapak or Terekeme is older than the identy of Azerbaijanian Turks. Karapapak Terekeme Turks are Turcoman. The term "Turkoman" has not been used in Azerbaijan since the 17th century, but it remained as the endonym of the semi-nomadic tribes of the Terekeme.

[@lofiadore]

My grandmother everytime calls me "balam"

[@BulatShaymi]

belki o Tatardır?

[@lofiadore]

@@BulatShaymi i don't think so, but everything is possible.

[@jagernkk9875]

Balam means "my child" senin balan(means your child) menin/benin balam(my child) in kazakh,kyrgyz,bashkurt and tatar

[@Tuzganaq]

Both my grandmothers did the same to me. My maternal grandmother was Qırımlı (= Crimean Tatar) and my paternal grandmother was Uzbek. 😊

[@Rustam_Bambey]

Тагын рәхмәт, ракмет. Төркия - теşekkürler :)

[@birchimdim_TUZ]

axaxaaxaxax

[@ttuy5841]

Chagha > Caghajık > Chojuk

[@lovv.profile]

what is Chagha ?

[@batuhan4232]

@@lovv.profile Türkmence' de çaga çocuk demek.

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

​@@lovv.profile Bala Caka means children

[@emirkanceylanilemuzik2993]

in elazig people say cocuk caga

[@13irzhan97]

​@@hereusernameŞağa*

[@romk224]

In chuvash - "acha"

[@BulatShaymi]

çапла!

[@birchimdim_TUZ]

bacha->acha bacha=bala

[@karaaslan7402]

we in Turkish say "hopbala" which is a informal word but it comes from bala. So We just changed the language just a bit :D You cannot know how funny is it to learn Turkic dialects of Turkistan as Turkish! You are like learning the history of your language! Thanks for the perfect video as always

[@PimsleurTurkishLessons]

çok ilginç hiç fark etmemiştim.

[@thehittite6536]

We dont say hopbala we say hopala

[@karaaslan7402]

@@thehittite6536 Then learn the right etymology

[@thehittite6536]

@@karaaslan7402 hic bir anlami yok sadece Küçük çocuklar atlarken onları yüreklendirmek için söylenen bir söz bur kadar

[@karaaslan7402]

@@thehittite6536 Hoplamak, ve bala. Anlamı ne biliyor musun? Anadoluda Türklerin 1000 yıl önce de bu sözü söylediğinin ve bir zamanlar dilimizin bir olduğunun bir kanıtı. Bu işi her sözcük için yapabilirim

[@folkanatolia]

Actually we did not use the çocuk until 100 years ago, I'm from Ankara, Turkey and we used '' uşak '' which means child.

[@0249er]

In south Azerbaijan we say uşak as well however bala means baby

[@user-op8hc3cm7g]

In kazakh uşak means a plane

[@neotrnty4717]

@@user-op8hc3cm7g because you use so many Ş world i think because russian alfabhet

[@haticecetinkaya1383]

In the blacksea we still say uşak

[@ekmekdusmani]

​@@user-op8hc3cm7gplane is "uçak" in Turkish. We say "uşax/uşaq" as child.

[@myolgiden]

"Uşaq", yänä "çağa" da bar :D

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

bala caka means children cakalak

[@slyxia1671]

in turkmen we say çağa .

[@1998damir]

Sometimes Tatars say "bala-çağa". "çağa" is part of the word "çoğcuk".

[@Burak-gr4ee]

No, çocuk does not come from çağa, don't make up etymology.

[@1998damir]

@@Burak-gr4ee Do you have another version?

[@Burak-gr4ee]

@@1998damir çocuk is cognate of Turkmen jojuk [jo:juk] which is child of pig, domuz balası

[@1998damir]

@@Burak-gr4ee I agree with you. I believe that the etymology of the word "çocuk" described by you is correct. Moreover, in the Tatar language the word pig "donguz/domuz" has a synonym "çuçka". As far as I remember, it seems that the Chuvash people still chase pigs with cries of "çuğa". Therefore, "çağa" is most likely also of pig origin. ) By the way, adding "çаğa" to the word "bala" brings a negative connotation. For example, if children are naughty, make a lot of noise, if they bring a lot of problems, they can be called "bala-çаğa"... Therefore, the comparison with a pig is quite natural. ))

[@Burak-gr4ee]

@@1998damir I don't think so. Çocuk comes from çoçuq from the Karakhanid language (means piglet), its root is probably *çoç-. Çağa is related to Turkmen çaga [ça:ğa] and I think it has nothing to do with çocuk. I think çağacuk seems to be a strained interpretation. And if the pronunciation of 𐰲𐰆𐰲𐰹 (çoçuq) in the aldıı-bel Yenisei inscription (e-12) is correct, it's impossible to be from çağa.

[@Tengrinin_Kirbaci]

Bala, çocuk, çağa, uşak bunlar bildiğim daha da vardır Türkçede kullanılan

[@jackthefarmer08]

😂I love it! We Turks also know the word bala but don't use it so often. When I look at it from your perspective, it's so logical to ask this question. Hilarious!

[@AykaAngelina]

In the Azerbaijani Turkic language: Child - Uşaq, Övlad. But mostly we use Uşaq. The kid, baby is Bala, Çağa. And mostly we use Bala.

[@foxypinky1317]

Uşak also used for kids in black sea region

[@onok411]

Evlat arapça yalnız

[@samiru234]

​@@onok411Arap dili çox gözəldi

[@Zaolark]

Çağa birinci dəfə eşidirəm

[@AykaAngelina]

@@Zaolark Çağa Azərbaycanda bilinən bir sözdü.

[@ranoraraku6297]

Khakass - pala

[@enginozhan]

Im from Erzurum, in the east of Turkey. Words like "bala, çağa" we use in daily

[@vissarion3505]

Yakut: Child will be oğo, from oğul. But how do we now say oğul - uol, to differentiate

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

ilk sozu ogulchak bolurlar. birak estemesin kormeke bolsa oglan ye ogul dep koyedi

[@Rokio5]

in deliormanian çocuk(chocuk) = male child oolan = male child kız(kyz) = female child uşak(ushak) = male&female child kızan(kyzan) = male&female child

[@defnecelik3615]

Tek fark var bizde çocuk hem kızlar hem oğlanlar için kullanılır. Bu arada ''Deliorman'' ne sizde ne anlama geliyor?

[@Rokio5]

@@defnecelik3615 Kuzeydoğu Bulgaristan’da bir bölge. Sık ağaçlı orman anlamında kullanılır, bugün ne kadar çayır olsa da geçmişte vahşi bir ormanmış :D Yerel ağız Gagavuzca’nın bir diyalekti olarak kabul edilir. TDK Türkiye Türkçesinin bir ağızı olarak kabul eder.

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

Bala - Child Oglan, Ogul - Son Kiz - Girl, Young Ayal - Woman, Female Yigit - Boy Erkek - Man, Male

[@Rokio5]

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat which turkic language is this?

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

@@Rokio5 Whole Central Asian.

[@a4235]

HAHHAHA omg I love this :'))) - turk from türkiye!

[@Senku013]

Бола-Чақа 🇺🇿

[@user-tw6nd5gh2x]

Бала-чага татарча)

[@ruslannurymbetov8948]

Bala-şağa qazaqşa

[@taht-qrm6696]

İn some dialects of Turkish they say Bala

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

Only Turkmens and Tatars maybe

[@infinite5795]

Balaka is a word for child in the Hindu religious language, Sanskrit. It changed to baccha in Hindi/Urdu, baacha in Bengali, Chhua in Odia and so on. Sanskrit is one of the oldest members of the Indo-European family.

[@cat7833]

my grandma (from Ankara) uses "oğul" and/or "uşak" when speaking about her children (regardless of their genders)

[@shittyrestorant6816]

oğul is just for boys in real but as a young person we call each pther as oğlum (its means my son yeah, literally means my son) or kanka (buddy). But you can't hear uşak in a turkish person if they are not joking. For as, uşak is meme ( bdw meme means bobes in turkish) that if we use it in real life can be little bit cringe. (I'm still learning English so maybe I made a few mistakes.)

[@saraa3409]

in Azerbaijan (both the republic, and the one that is inside Iran), we say both "bala" and "uşaq"

[@islomsharipov8067]

OK, that was pretty hilarious 😂😂

[@rahimova_di7904]

Especially uzbek version huh😂

[@greentrends6642]

Әфәрин Булат, актерлык осталыгыңны да күрсәттең )) ничә дубль белән төшердең?

[@BulatShaymi]

рәхмәт, берничә кат төшерергә туры килде инде :)

[@nur-alijanqojayev329]

Kazakşa bala, bala-şağa.

[@bayatboyuoguzeliazerbaijan1294]

Azərbaycancası da. .. Bala..

[@turkoguzlu8578]

Azerbaijani:bala,uşaq

[@lovemerchant9167]

In Azeri Turkish we say “bala” as well

[@belginkocak521]

if someone were to ask "how many bala you have", any turkish would understand, but it surely sounds like a line out of an historical drama :D

[@biltirdan]

Рәхмәт

[@user-dd5gh2gk6m]

Chuvash "ача" ( "acha"). Never heard word like "bala" in native speесh.

[@user-tn6pj1ms9o]

Chuvash = the cousin who never shows up 😅

[@isma_life]

Uzbeks like to mix these two like bola+chaka (chaga) = bolachaka

[@BulatShaymi]

bizda ham "bala çağa" bor

[@isma_life]

@@BulatShaymi where are you from?

[@BulatShaymi]

@@isma_life Tatarstan

[@isma_life]

@@BulatShaymi tartars one of the oldest Turkic people who didn't change culture name too

[@ebrusongultopkan3491]

Iranian Azeri and some parts in Turkiye say Uşak (ushak)

[@turanblood9343]

Бала, шаға.

[@BulatShaymi]

бiзде де "бала-чага" (children) деген сөз бар

[@turanblood9343]

@@BulatShaymi qay tilde? Tatar dilinde mi?

[@BulatShaymi]

@@turanblood9343 иә

[@turanblood9343]

@@BulatShaymi yaşa birtuvganım👍

[@jommzom9715]

Why does it sound like Sanskrit word bala which is also child

[@yomama...isaverynicelady]

they got it from sanskrit

[@charlie_56]

O'zbek tilining ba'zi shevalarida (misol Qashqadaryoda) "jujuq" so'zi bor. Bu so'zni shaxsan bobom bolalariga nevaralaring yaxshimi o'rnida "jujuqlaring sog'mi" deb aytardilar) Demak turkiya turkchasidagi çocuk so'zi ham aslida eski turkiy lahjalarida bor bo'lgan

[@dinmalikogli5983]

In city of Andijan and Namangan from Uzbekistan . We say “Jijik” or “jiji” in turkish it’s pronounced like “cicik” which is similar.Origin of word came from “kichik” to tantrum word k changed with “j” “c”

[@namesurname7764]

Машаллах агылшынша жаксы сойлейди екен

[@negunduznegece7081]

Çocuk 😂

[@battalgazi8835]

Bala was used in old turkish it is still a known word, it is still used in some areas, also uşak is also used

[@mubarakeasaam]

Malay : bala (disaster) Malay : bola (ball) Malay : balak (type of big tree)

[@user-lo5uh5su5l]

Çocuk dilinden alınmış ekspresif bir deyimdir. Eski Türkçe çıçamuk (küçük parmak), çıpçık/çıpçuk (serçe kuşu). Ayrıca cücük, cıcık, küçücük.

[@10000sekendiz]

BALA sözü Türkiye Türkçesinde var. Ortaklık adına BALA sözünü öñe çıkarmak gerekir. BALA baldan tatlıdır🪐

[@Foomergeen]

қызық екен

[@yalinayak98]

Çocuk aslen "domuz yavrusu" demek. Günümüz Türk dillerinde muadili ve eski Türk dilinde de ayni manada idi. Türkiyede nasil anlamı kaydı sorusuna kesin bir cevap yok fakat "bala, çağa, uşak" tercih etmek iyidir

[@turan2815]

People In anatolia still use bala

[@kuroinohikari6629]

Алтай улус база "бала" деп айдып jат))

[@ebrusongultopkan3491]

Turks also say "yavru" which also means child (but sometimes more like baby)

[@giftfarisia4361]

That estagfirullah is very personal lmao😂

[@namansharma3420]

In Sanskrit child is called baal (Sanskrit is one of the oldest Language)

[@nazl2914]

My fathers side use the word Çağa instead of çocuk

[@EmreCanKorkmaz]

Çocuk, evlat, velet (actually, singular of evlat, borrowed from arabic, mainly used to mean 'brat' in modern Turkish), kızan, uşak and of course bala. While çocuk is the main 'official standardized form' in modern day Turkish, all (and more) words are actively and frequently used across the country, depending on the region and local dialect/accent of Turkish. 😊 So, it may be annoying at times, how rich and versatile the Turkish cultural melting pot really is. 😎

[@halilbelberler4390]

Bir bitkinin üremesi cucuk, Mesala soğan patates cucukladı

[@adelabzaleev939]

Keep it up! 👍 👍 It was funny! Афэрин!

[@Batyrai]

In northeast Turkey we say Usax or Bala.

[@ashsgirl]

Words to refer to a child in Turkey depending on the regions: Bala, çağa, uşak, kızan, çocuk, pali, şorşak

[@sinasikicioglu]

Pali meaing puppy in my village. Mediterranean region of Turkiye.

[@flameedit8113]

Çocuk means baby pig and we also use bala but it's not very common

[@ertuncdelikaya8237]

It's bala in Azerbaijani and the easternmost dialects of Turkish as well. Turkish çocuk originates from a slang. It meant a piglet in Old Anatolian Turkish, just like Turkmen jojuk does. See jojuk in a Turkmen-English dictionary.

[@baburkhanmansurkhanov266]

Uzbek tilada ham bu so’z bor lekin bashqacha ma’noda ishlatiladi😊

[@DasS_Egem]

Англисче билбейм го бирок түшүндүүүм 😅 астагфируЛлах

[@BulatShaymi]

бу кыргыз телеме?

[@DasS_Egem]

@@BulatShaymi оа кыргыз тили АсСаламуАлейкум 🤝

[@BulatShaymi]

@@DasS_Egem сәлам 😊

[@turkceogretmeni8381]

Burada garip olan çocuk kelimesinin domuz yavrusu manasına geldiği

[@Köktürkbala]

Dilimizin nasıl değiştirildiği buradan belli. Umarım özümüzü buluruz yine.

[@dominic_decocco]

Kazakh: Şöjek -chick 🐥 Bala - child

[@alibalibekbaykal]

In Turkish, it is also called "bala" together with "çocuk"

[@burst1323]

İ mean çocuk is from old turkic so task failed successfully?

[@elnuralymkulov5069]

it's extra funny because it's also sounds like "small dick" chochok

[@mehmetoguzengin-il2de]

Sanskrit: Guys, The word belongs to me but I have already been extinct

[@Flagellumdie]

The word "bala" derives from the Turkic word "palaz/palazlanmak" which means nesling. 😅

[@mehmetoguzengin-il2de]

@@Flagellumdie might be but in both of languages meaning 'child' also this word is pronounced as bāla (first vowel is long)

[@neturevbuturev1626]

Ay Bala’m

[@user-nd8vi1lo4z]

Hopbala burdan geliyormuş demek

[@furkantan250]

Proud of 🇹🇷😁

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

nimaga yirgap ketting

[@taht-qrm6696]

Bala Dep aytalar Qırımtatar tilinde de

[@GreatTurkicKhagnate]

Evet

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

​@@GreatTurkicKhagnate Evet came from word Albat. uzbak say albata while Turkish say evet

[@ismailyalcin405]

​@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat We have also the word 'elbet' or 'elbette' which means 'of course' in english

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

@@ismailyalcin405 So you understand uzbek very well

[@ismailyalcin405]

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat Yes pretty much

[@user-cg4uz5sp7d]

Ahahahah actually if you say bala or uşak in turkey everybody can understand you. But çocuk is more common word.

[@mementomori5183]

Uşak, çağa, oğul vb bir sürü söz daha var. Yerel ağızlarda ortak sözler çoktur ama Istanbul ağzında çocuk.

[@user-id3ky4fd5h]

In yakut language: Оҕо (oğo in latin alphabet)

[@nfiautopia2066]

Oğul means male child in turkish:) maybe they come from the same root

[@muratbayir6575]

I am Turkish and living in Turkey we also use "bala" for child.

[@Asror_jizzaxiy]

"Astagʻfirilah" was pretty epic. When something unusal happens. :)

[@karinafayzullina1959]

Turkish has many worlds for children, including “evlat” (arabic), bala, kızan…probably smth in each region. It actually goes for many words. Like şarkı is usually used for song, but in dictionaries you can find little known “yır”. Rüzgar, traditional word for “wind”, and there is also yel (see yelpaze - hand fan). And many many more

[@user-ky9wj6qu8n]

o'zbekchadayam bola chaqa deb aytiladi... turkchada chaqa chagachiq chochuq bo'lib ketgan O'zbekistondan butun qardoshlarga salomlar

[@MeowAdi_108]

Bala means Child in Sanskrit

[@xaritachi5547]

Oʻzbekchada ham jujuk soʻzi bor.

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

чочак дегены бар. ол котакты кишкинесы

[@xaritachi5547]

@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat "ч"билан"ж"ни фарки бор.

[@user-xb2dt5zv1y]

сэлэм булат абый

[@BulatShaymi]

Сәлам :)

[@ismail_cimen]

We Afshar Turkmens in Anatolia say Bala too

[@TuwuAshina60]

Çocuk-Bala-Çağa-uşak dördü var Türkçe de

[@zbaibek]

Шөжек деп қазақтар көбінесе тауықтық балапанына айтады 😀

[@Mercurius.X]

Azerbaijan left the chat with bala

[@SecondSecret007]

it's normal, Turkey is far away from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tatarstan

[@nurettinsarul]

Chagha>chaghajık>chogojuk>chogjuk>chojuk>chocuk Çocuk kelimesi Harezm Türkçesinde de var. Ayrıca bala kelimesi Türkiye'de de kullanılıyor.

[@user-fo3ft4np6s]

Çocuk

[@Islandlifefornow]

You broke my heart. I thought çocuk was standard. Boo. 😫😂👍🏽❤️

[@kasyakyoubfgamindikisborat]

You can reconstruct your language.

[@ihorperec4990]

Although Turkish is just a dialect of Tatar, sometimes it can be very different from the mother-language..... just kidding. 💚

[@TheInfinityy]

Sanskrit be like : I Probably gave that word to Turkic world without me even knowing but I am already dead. 😢

[@bamsbeyrek4939]

Arada Tocuk da denildiği görülebilir ;)))))

[@halilbelberler4390]

cucuk

[@claireredfield8135]

In Uzbek, we also have chaqaloq.

[@liebexch]

we love turkish for some reason

[@faridmalikov1998]

Bala bizdede işlenir.

[@Jssagswies]

You can say Çocuk or Velet or Balak its same things in the turkish

[@-_-marco-_-853]

Türkler nerdesiniz??