Etymology

Hatuqay

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Today it means: Of or pertaining to the Hatuqay people or their dialect. Full definition →

ady хьатикъуай
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  1. ady · borrowed fromхьатикъуай
  2. English todayHatuqay

Borrowed from West Circassian хьатикъуай (ḥatiqʷaj). From the name of Price Hatuqo (Хьатикъо (Ḥatiqʷo)), founder of the Hatuqay Principality; historical political entity in Circassia, from which the tribe derives its name. A prominent folk etymology connects the name to the Hatti and Hittite civilizations.

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