tud és tan
a tan könnyebben kimutatható
ujgur:
taò II int. Don't know (in answer); Also tanay.
taòsuq adj. Rare; uncommon; peculiar. Also tan- siq; cf. alamat 6, nadir 1. [M. taòsuq (marvelous; novel)]
tän III n. tän al- to admit, acknowledge: öz xata-ligini ~ al- to admit one's mistake/ tän bär- to resign oneself to, be reconciled to, be content with: täqdirgä ~ bär- to resign oneself to one's fate/ mäglubiyitigä ~ mäslik not to be reconciled to defeat. [U. tan].
tonu- vt. To know, understand, recognize: ~p yät- to see clearly or recognize/ xät ~ to know how to read, be literate/ män uni ~ y-män I know him. [Mo. tani / Ta. tany- /Tu. tana- / U. tani-].
tonut-
1. vt. To cause to know, understand, recognize: xät — to make literate.
2. vt. To teach a lesson:
tonu$
1. n. Understanding; knowledge; cognition
2. n. Acquaintance
3. adj. Known; acquainted; familiar
tonu$-
vi. To know
tonu$tur-
vt. To introduce
altai:
Meaning: to think of, remember
-?Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *ǯōm- (/ *ǯōn-)
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Meaning: to remember
Russian meaning: помнить
Evenki: ǯōn-, ǯōm-kit-
Even: ǯōn-, ǯōman-
Negidal: ǯon-
Literary Manchu: ǯo-, ǯono-
Ulcha: ǯombụ-
Orok: dōndụ-
Nanai: ǯōmbo-
Oroch: ǯōmbu-
Udighe: ǯoŋi-
Solon: ǯōn-, ǯōmụ̄-
urali:
-?Proto: *tumte
English meaning: to feel, perceive, know
Finnish: tunte- 'fühlen, spüren, merken; kennen, wissen'
Estonian: tunde- 'empfinden, fühlen, kennen'
Saam (Lapp): dǫwdâ- -wd- (N) 'know, perceive, sense, understand', tȧ͕bȧ͕tȧ-, Dȧmtɛ̮- (Wfs.) 'kennen, fühlen, spüren', tomtø- (A) 'verstehen', toB̄dt̄α- (Ko. Not.), tom̄dtα- (Kld.) 'kennen'
Udmurt (Votyak): tod (S) 'Wissen, Kenntnis, Gedächtnis', tod- (S K), todị̑- (G) 'wissen, verstehen, kennen', todmaśki̮- (URS) 'различаться, виднеться; познакомиться'
Komi (Zyrian): te̮d (S P) 'Gedächtnis', te̮d- (S P), tȯd- (PO) 'wissen, kennen, erfahren', ti̮dal- (S), ti̯dav- (P), tu̇da.l- (PO) 'sichtbar sein'
Hungarian: tud- 'wissen, kennen, fähig sein'
Nenets (Yurak): tumtā- (O) 'kennen'
Enets (Yen): tudda- 'erfahren, erraten'
Nganasan (Tawgi): tụmtụʔa- 'erraten'
Kamass: tǝ̑mnǝ-
Janhunen's version: (67) *tumti6-
Sammalahti's version: *tumti6-
Addenda: Koib. tymne- 'wissen'; Mot. тумдуджугурамъ 'примечаю', тундромамъ 'знакомлюсь'
sõt, IE
Proto-IE: *tong(')-
Meaning: to think
Tokharian: B cänk- 'to please' (Adams 253); A tunk, B tankw 'love' (PT *tänkw) (277)
Germanic: *ɵank-i- c., *ɵank-ō f., *ɵank-ia- vb., *ɵunk-an m., *ɵunk-a- m.; *ɵunk-ia- n., *ɵunk-iōn- f.; *ɵunk-ia- vb., *ɵanx-t-i- c.; *ɵank-ō- vb.
Latin: tongeō, -ēre `nōsse, scīre'
Other Italic: Praenest tongitiō `nōtiō'; Osk tanginud `sententiā', tanginom `sententiam'
Russ. meaning: думать
