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Proto-Japanese: *tàjá-, *tàjù-
Meaning: 1 to interrupt (of breath); stop 2 to be tired, lazy
Russian meaning: 1 прерываться (о дыхании), останавливаться 2 уставать, лениться
Old Japanese: taja- 1
Middle Japanese: tàjà- 1, tàjù-m- 2
Tokyo: taé- 1
Kyoto: táè- 1
Kagoshima: tàè- 1
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Altaic etymology :
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Proto-Altaic: *t`ĕ̀ja
Meaning: calm, quiet
Russian meaning: спокойный, тихий
Comments: Mong. and TM reflect a common derivative *t`ĕ̀ja-bV.
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Mongolian etymology :
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Proto-Mongolian: *tajibu-
Meaning: quiet, calm
Russian meaning: спокойный, тихий
Written Mongolian: tajibuu, tajibu (L 767) Khalkha: taivū
Buriat: tajban 'peace; calm'
Ordos: tǟwū
Comments: Cf. also taibu-ra-, taibusi-ra- 'to be quiet', taibuŋ 'peace' (borrowing from Chinese is hardly possible).
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Tungus etymology :
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Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *teje-
Meaning: 1 to live 2 to be quiet, rest
Russian meaning: 1 жить 2 быть спокойным, отдыхать
Evenki: tiwān- 1
Even: tiwnъ- 2
Negidal: tejewan- 1
Literary Manchu: teje- 2
Nanai: tein- 2
Oroch: tēŋkuči- (caus.)
Comments: ТМС 2, 174-175, 236. tunget-prnum,tunget-meaning,tunget-rusmean,tunget-evk,tunget-evn,tunget-neg,tunget-man,tunget-nan,tunget-orc,tunget-reference,
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Eurasiatic: *ṭejwV
Meaning: calm
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Uralic etymology :
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Number: 1071
Proto: *tiwä ( ~ -ne)
English meaning: calm, quiet
German meaning: still, ruhig (>FW tief)
Finnish: syvä 'tief' ( *süvä-ne > Saam. N sâvo -vvun- 'smoothly flowing stretch of water in a big river', L savō(i), savōn, savvun 'Strecke ruhigen Wassers', Ko. P sā̮va 'Stillwasser zwischen zwei Stromschnellen'), syvyys 'Tiefe, Schlund', syvänne 'Vertiefung, Einsenkung', suvanto (dial. syväntö, syventö) 'ruhig fließendes Wasser'; tyven (gen. tyvenen) 'ruhig, still; stilles Wetter, stille Luft', tyyni (gen. tyynen) 'ruhig; Windstille'
Estonian: sügav (gen. sügava), dial. süva, süvä 'tief; Tiefe'; tüve 'still, ruhig', tüvene (gen. tüvese)
Saam (Lapp): dâvve -v- 'the water far out, deep water; deep part of the river; north', dâvvani- 'get farther out from the shore; set out on a long journey', dâvven 'down by the sea, from down by the sea; in the north, from the north' (N), tavvēn 'im Westen; draußen auf dem See od. Fluß', tavās 'hinaus auf den See; näher zum Feuer (im Zelt)' (L), taivve (T), tøivv (Kld.) 'die Meerestiefe', taivven (Kld.), tø̄vas (Not.) 'weit vom Ufer', tavval (Not. A) 'Norden'
Mari (Cheremis): tü-l (KB), tüjü̆-l (M) 'das Äußere, außen-', tünǝ (KB), tünö (U) 'außerhalb, außen', tüɣǝ, tüän (KB), tüɣö, tüɣan, tüan (U), tüjän (B) 'hinaus, heraus', tünö (B) 'draußen', tüjǝ̑ć 'von außen', tüɣö 'aus'
Komi (Zyrian): teɣǝn (V), tewǝn (DN O) 'still, ruhig', tȧ̆ɣoǝn лȧɣǝл (Trj.) 'bei windigem Wetter auf offenem Wasser in der Ferne sichtbare stille Fläche'
Mansi (Vogul): tüwē.t́ (TČ), tǟwǝt (KU), tawant (So.) 'ruhig, still'
Sammalahti's version: *tiwä
Addenda: Liv. te̮và, dial. tivà, tüvà 'tief, weit nach innen', te̮'uvǝ̑ mō̮lǝ̑ 'weit ins Land'
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