Talk:Condy (drinking vessel)

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A Pre-Greek word

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According to Starostin/Dybo> a Proto-Altaic stem *ki̯àntú means a kind of vessel, Altaic: *kómtV (also *ki̯àntú a k. of vessel)

Uralic: *komta (also *konte 'basket'?), Proto-Turkic *Kendük (*Kentük), Karakhanid: kendük (MK - Ganch.) 1 Middle Turkic: kündük 'jug' (Sangl.) Uzbek: kandik 2 Azerbaidzhan: kändi 2 Halaj: kändi 'basket' Chuvash: kandi 'round wooden bowl'. Maybe Chuvash/Bulgarian way to Greek. UzunbacakAdem (talk) 12:04, 12 April 2023 (UTC) Uzunbacak AdemReply

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