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Abkhaz-Adyghe etymology :

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Proto-West-Caucasian: *ṭǝ / *t:ǝ
North Caucasian etymology: North Caucasian etymology
Meaning: 1 owl 2 eagle-owl
Abkhaz: a-ṭǝ́ 1
Abaza: ṭǝ 1
Adyghe: tǝ-ʁʷrǝʁʷǝ 2
Kabardian: dǝ-ʁʷrǝʁʷ 2
Comments: PAT *ṭǝ; PAK *t:ǝ-ʁʷrǝʁʷǝ́. Despite the irregularity (ṭ : t:) the comparison of PAT and PAK is quite probable (see Шагиров 1, 154), especially because in Abkh there also exists a compound a-ṭǝ́-ʕʷarʕʷar 'eagle-owl' ( = PAK *t:ǝ-ʁʷrǝʁʷǝ́); etymology of the second part see under *ʁʷVrǝʁʷǝ.

    Ub. tǝʁʷrǝʁʷ 'owl', because of its t-, is probably not genuinely related, but borrowed from Adygh. However, despite Abdokov (1983, 122), Ub. dǝma 'hen' is hardly related.

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