you can see them also in http://qdb.narod.ru/tattyazma/qaradaft03_0001.djvu or http://qdb.110mb.com/tattyazma/qaradaft03_0001.djvu or http://qdb.narod.ru/tattyazmagif/qaradaft03.gif or http://qdb.110mb.com/tattyazmagif/qaradaft03.gif and also on other pages of that notebook. it is possible to browse pages of it in http://qdb.narod.ru/tattyazmaindex.htm or http://qdb.110mb.com/tattyazmaindex.htm.
be – bul- , golden – alton
in the next page:
slimy – silagay,
english: spit-spew-sputter-sprinkle-spray – tatar: chapchira, sip .
degree-daraja (daraja is probably arabic word)
english: day-dawn – tatar: tan – russian: day.
get – jit
pass- bas,bar – russian dobratsa – english/russian/tatar port – russian pol and pad-
bring – bir – russian брать(but meaning is to another direction)
cheek – russian shcheka – tatar chiga(means temple) – russian shkura (skin) – skin – tatar chik (boundary)
hand – qul
quit – kit
hack – qaq
fade – bit-,bat- – russian pad-
chop – chap
curse – qarga
draw – tart
dust – tuzan
damp – dm
utter – uta (though may be it is new word)
morn,born – boron
i have said about this post in irc://irc.freenode.net/english (#english channel in irc.freenode.net irc server network) and in a web-forum: http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?p=7354706#post7354706 .
they have deleted that my post at forum.wordreference.com . i have saved their rules and my post and private message sent to me on deleting. now i will write reply to the moderator.
i had written about this post here:
http://community.livejournal.com/linguaphiles/4651033.html
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to comment there:
i want to find amount of similar words among most frequently used words.
2010-03-04 16:03 utc+3: this my comment is against a comment that there may be lot of similar words by chance. now i have written a post with searching similar words in most frequent english words. 16:05 : here: http://qdb.wp.kukmara-rayon.ru/2010/03/04/similar-tatar-words-to-most-frequent-english-words/ .
http://www.lingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1417
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