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Etymological Dictionary of Hungarian (EDH)

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ALFRÉD TÓTH : ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF HUNGARIAN (<strong>EDH</strong>)<br />

10. Tibeto-Burman and <strong>Hungarian</strong><br />

226 CAD Š II 185 s.v. šatammu; Braun 331; Gostony 194<br />

Sum. šatam “accountant, clerk”<br />

Tib. stóŋ-s-pa “to accompany, to help, to assist a person”<br />

Hung. šátor “tent”<br />

227 ŠL 114,21; Braun 332; Gostony —<br />

Sum. dar “to enlarge, to multiply”<br />

Tib. dar-ba “to be diffused, to spread <strong>of</strong> influence, power, etc.”<br />

Hung. szor-oz-ni “to multiply”<br />

228 ŠL 124,3 Braun 334; Gostony 391<br />

Sum. dab 2/tab “to add, to double”<br />

Tib. l-dab-pa “to do again, to repeat”<br />

Hung. több “more”, tap-ad-ni “to adhere, to stick”, tap-asz “plaster, putty”, etc.<br />

229 ŠL 567,1; Braun 337; Gostony 546<br />

Sum. sig 4 “brick”<br />

Tib. r-ceg-pa “to lay one thing on or over another, to pile up, to build up, etc.”<br />

Hung. szög “angle”, szög-let “angle, corner”, szeg-ély “edge, rim, margin”, etc.<br />

230 ŠL 26,2; Braun 338; Gostony —<br />

Sum. šud 3, “to honor, to pay homage”<br />

Tib. mč’ód-pa “to honor, to revere”<br />

Hung. hód-ol-ni “to honor, to pay homage”<br />

231 Borger s.v.; Braun 340; Gostony —<br />

Sum. za 2 “stone”<br />

Tib. g-zar/r-za “rubble-stones, boulders”<br />

Hung. só “salt”<br />

232 Borger s.v.; Braun 341; Gostony 72<br />

mušen<br />

Sum. ti8 “eagle, vulture”<br />

Tib. ti-nág “heath cock”<br />

Hung. sas “eagle” (?)<br />

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