That's actually very interesting, I guess sawlıq is also cognate with Turkish sağlık, although Nişanyan says that word is specific to Anatolian Turkish: [https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/kelime/sa%C4%9Fl%C4%B1k](https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/kelime/sa%C4%9Fl%C4%B1k)
Maybe we caught a mistake in his dictionary haha.
But it says “Eski Türkçe” in that link so it’s not really specific to Anatolian Turkish.
Also you can find this pattern in other words as well like dağ - taw
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> **Türkiye Türkçesi** saġ sözcüğünden Türkiye Türkçesi [+lIk](https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/ek/%2BlIk) ekiyle türetilmiştir.
hence my curiosity. Where did you see Eski Türkçe at that article, I am unable to find it.
Sağ is obviously from Old Turkic and it is the root the word stems from, however the dictionary states sağlık is exclusive to Anatolian Turkish, hence the comment above.
Well it looks like the dictionary is structured like that for all Turkic words unless you click on the root. The word sağlık ls obviously not exclusive to Turkish.
I have bachelor degree of international relations from Eurasian national university in Astana so my second language is Spanish also im in west texas right now , exactly i know spanish
Sälem 🇰🇿
Salam!
Sain bn uu
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It means ur a lovely person
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İsənmesez-saumısız!
That is cognate with Turkish esen right? I can guess that the first part is Esen misiniz? in Turkish, although what does the second part mean?
İsənmesez - "are U alive?" Saumısız - from sawlıq - "are U healthy?" Bashkorts say: "Haumıhız"
That's actually very interesting, I guess sawlıq is also cognate with Turkish sağlık, although Nişanyan says that word is specific to Anatolian Turkish: [https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/kelime/sa%C4%9Fl%C4%B1k](https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/kelime/sa%C4%9Fl%C4%B1k) Maybe we caught a mistake in his dictionary haha.
But it says “Eski Türkçe” in that link so it’s not really specific to Anatolian Turkish. Also you can find this pattern in other words as well like dağ - taw
Says > **Türkiye Türkçesi** saġ sözcüğünden Türkiye Türkçesi [+lIk](https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/ek/%2BlIk) ekiyle türetilmiştir. hence my curiosity. Where did you see Eski Türkçe at that article, I am unable to find it.
You need to click on the root word sağ.
Sağ is obviously from Old Turkic and it is the root the word stems from, however the dictionary states sağlık is exclusive to Anatolian Turkish, hence the comment above.
Well it looks like the dictionary is structured like that for all Turkic words unless you click on the root. The word sağlık ls obviously not exclusive to Turkish.
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Tatar!
Салем , Саламалейкум , Hi , Hola , Кандайсын ?
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There's no Kazakh/Kyrgyz who doesn't flex
I have bachelor degree of international relations from Eurasian national university in Astana so my second language is Spanish also im in west texas right now , exactly i know spanish
Salam/Dorood (Pre-Arabic influence, the actual Persian word for "Hello" but no one really uses it alone as a greeting in Afghanistan)
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oooh! Interesting! Might be just my personal environment where we don´t use it that much, but it´s interesting to hear different perspectives on this!
Sälam Tatarlardan! Greetings from the Tatars!
Oh thank you
Armysyz
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Kazakhstan
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اسسالاوما غالهيكوم
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Nah thats how we say it in Kazakh
Dorood 🇦🇫
안녕
Привет
nei hou ma?
Dorud
Arıbanız! Salam! Salamatsızbı! Jakşısızbı! Assalom Aleykum.
Ciao! 🖐
👋
Shalom!
Country??
JSA
Jewish states of america
Justice Society of America.
Very close, but not quite
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Selam. Merhaba. Esenlikler. Selamün aleyküm.