𐰽𐰆𐰍𐰑𐰴
Sogdak
Meaning:
Sogdians
The name soğdak was borrowed from Sogdian swγδʾk, formed with the Sogdian adjectival suffix -’k, not a Turkic -ak. The runiform spelling permits both soğdak and suğdak; the long vowel in the later spelling reported by Kashgari is secondary. In the eleventh century, Kashgari applied this name to Sogdians living around Balasagun, who had adopted Turkic customs and often spoke both Sogdian and Turkic.
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Translations
German:
Sogder
Russian:
согдийцы
Turkish (Azerbaijan):
Soğdlar
Turkish (Türkiye):
Soğdlar
Bibliography 4
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Dr. Jens Wilkens (2021) Handwörterbuch des Altuigurischen | Eski Uygurcanın El Sözlüğüp. 618, complete entry sogdak (PDF p. 634)p. 618, complete entry sogdak (PDF p. 634)
sogdak < Sogd. swγδʾk sogdisch || Soğudca, Soğud (s./bk. Sogd. swγδʾyk, sγwδyʾnʾk) (→ sogtu)
sogdak bodun das sogdische Volk || Soğud halkı -
Talat Tekin (1994) Tunyukuk Yazıtıpp. 18–19, Tunyukuk 45–46 (south face, line 46; source PDF pp. 25–27)p. 65, complete glossary entry Sogdak (PDF p. 73)pp. 18–19, Tunyukuk 45–46 (south face, line 46; source PDF pp. 25–27)
(a)nta b(a)rüki : (a)ş(ok) b(a)şl(ı)g sogd(a)k : bod(u)n : kop k(a)lti p. 65, complete glossary entry Sogdak (PDF p. 73)Sogdak etnik ad (Soğd halkı)
s. bodun 46 -
Gerard Clauson (1972) An etimological dictionary of pre-thirteenth-century Turkishp. 394b, complete entry 1 çuv, with sogdak (project PDF p. 446)p. 394b, complete entry 1 çuv, with sogdak (project PDF p. 446)
F 1 çuv Hap. leg.; l.-w. fr. Chinese chou ‘district’ (Giles 2,444). This identification was made by S. G. Klyashtornyi, Drevnetyurkskie runicheskie pamyatniki, Moscow, 1964, p. 94. Türkü viii altı: çuv Soğdak ‘the Sogdians of the Six Districts’ I E 31. -
M Räsänen, I Kecskeméti (1969) Versuch eines etymologischen Wörterbuchs der Türksprachenp. 425a, complete entry uig. soγd / atü. soγdak (PDF p. 439)p. 425a, complete entry uig. soγd / atü. soγdak (PDF p. 439)
uig. (Gab.) soγd, atü. soγdak ’die Sogdak (ein Volk)’
< sgd. swγδ, swγδyk