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        <title>Abaev Dictionary: entry <hi rendition="#rend_italic">sask</hi></title>
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      <publicationStmt xml:base="../pubstmt.xml"><p>Translated from Russian in 2020 by Oleg Belyaev (ed.), Irina Khomchenkova, Julia
        Sinitsyna and Vadim Dyachkov.</p></publicationStmt>
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        <bibl xml:lang="ru"><author>Абаев, Василий Иванович</author>.
          <title>Историко-этимологический словарь осетинского языка</title>. Т. <biblScope unit="volume">I</biblScope>. A–Kʼ. <pubPlace>М.–Л.</pubPlace>:
          <publisher>Наука</publisher>, <date>1958</date>. С. <biblScope unit="page">??–??</biblScope>.</bibl>
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        <form xml:id="form_d2906e66" type="lemma" xml:lang="os-x-iron"><orth>sask</orth></form>
        <form xml:lang="os-x-digor" type="dialectal"><orth>saskæ</orth><form type="variant"><orth>saskʼæ</orth></form></form>
        <sense>
          <sense>
            <abv:tr xml:lang="ru">
              <q>мошка</q>
            </abv:tr>
            <abv:tr xml:lang="en">
              <q>midge</q>
            </abv:tr>
          </sense>
          <sense>
            <abv:tr xml:lang="ru">
              <q>комар</q>
            </abv:tr>
            <abv:tr xml:lang="en">
              <q>mosquito</q>
            </abv:tr>
          </sense>
          <sense>
            <note xml:lang="ru" type="comment">вообще </note>
            <note xml:lang="en" type="comment">in general </note>
            <abv:tr xml:lang="ru">
              <q>мелкое насекомое</q>
            </abv:tr>
            <abv:tr xml:lang="en">
              <q>small insect</q>
            </abv:tr>
          </sense>
        </sense>
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            <usg xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0"><lang/></usg>
            <quote xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">cʼewti ma maretæ; cʼewtæ xwæruncæ btnʒiti,
                <oRef xml:lang="os-x-digor">saskiti</oRef> æma ændær maxbæl nez æftawguti</quote>
            <tr xml:lang="ru">
              <q xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">не убивайте птиц; птицы поедают мух, комаров и
                других заражающих нас болезнью (насекомых)</q>
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              <q xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">don't kill birds; birds eat flies, mosquitoes
                and other (insects) infecting us with diseases</q>
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              <biblScope>I 39</biblScope></bibl>
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        <etym xml:lang="ru">Слово, широко распространенное в угро-финских и некоторых других языках:
            <mentioned xml:lang="hu"><lang/>
            <w>sáska</w>
            <gloss><q>кузнечик</q></gloss>, <gloss><q>саранча</q></gloss></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="x-mordvin"><lang/>
            <w>śäśḱe</w>, <w>śeśḱe</w></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="fi"><lang/>
            <w>sääski</w></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="et"><lang/>
            <w>säsk</w></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="smi-x-sm"><lang/>
            <w>čūšk</w>
            <gloss><q>комар</q></gloss></mentioned>; в тюркских: <mentioned xml:lang="krc-x-balkar"><lang/>
            <w>saskə</w>
            <gloss><q>овод</q></gloss></mentioned> (<bibl><title>Русско-карач.-балк. сл</title>.
              <pubPlace>М.</pubPlace>, <biblScope xml:lang="ru">1965, стр. 356</biblScope></bibl>), <mentioned xml:lang="xas"><lang/>
            <w>saškəš</w>
            <gloss><q>Pferdelauspsliege</q></gloss></mentioned> (<bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#ref_Joki"/>
            <biblScope>262</biblScope>); на Кавказе: <mentioned xml:lang="abq"><lang/>
              <w>apsaska</w>
              <gloss><q>комар</q></gloss></mentioned>. По <name>Ramstedt</name>’у, слово
            разъясняется на тюркской почве как отглагольное имя от <mentioned xml:lang="trk"><w>sas-</w>, <w>šas-</w>
              <gloss><q>колоть</q></gloss>, <gloss><q>пронзать</q></gloss></mentioned> (<bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#ref_Joki"/>
              <biblScope>263</biblScope></bibl>). Однако точные соответствия именно в угро-финских
            языках побуждают думать, что оттуда, а не из тюркских, вошло слово в осетинский язык.
              <note xml:lang="ru" type="footnote"><mentioned xml:lang="krc-x-balkar"><lang/>
                <w>saskə</w></mentioned> при отсутствии этого слова в ближайше родственном
              карачаевском языке должно само рассматриваться как заимствование из
              осетинского.</note></bibl>. <bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#ref_АВСв."/>
            <biblScope>523</biblScope></bibl>.</etym>
        <etym xml:lang="en">This word is widespread in Finno-Ugric and some other languages:
            <mentioned xml:lang="hu"><lang/>
            <w>sáska</w>
            <gloss><q>grasshopper</q></gloss>, <gloss><q>locust</q></gloss></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="x-mordvin"><lang/>
            <w>śäśḱe</w>, <w>śeśḱe</w></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="fi"><lang/>
            <w>sääski</w></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="et"><lang/>
            <w>säsk</w></mentioned>, <mentioned xml:lang="smi-x-sm"><lang/>
            <w>čūšk</w>
            <gloss><q>mosquito</q></gloss></mentioned>; in Turkic: <mentioned xml:lang="krc-x-balkar"><lang/>
            <w>saskə</w>
            <gloss><q>gadfy</q></gloss></mentioned> (<bibl><title>Russko-karačaevsko-balkarksij slovarʼ</title> 
              [Russian-Karachay-Balkar dictionary]. <pubPlace>Moscow</pubPlace>, <biblScope xml:lang="en">1965, p.
              356</biblScope></bibl>), <mentioned xml:lang="xas"><lang/>
            <w>saškəš</w>
            <gloss><q>Pferdelauspsliege</q></gloss></mentioned> (<bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#ref_Joki"/>
            <biblScope>262</biblScope>); in the Caucasus: <mentioned xml:lang="abq"><lang/>
              <w>apsaska</w>
              <gloss><q>mosquito</q></gloss></mentioned>. According to <name>Ramstedt</name>, the
            word is etymologized on the Turkic base as a deverbal noun from <mentioned xml:lang="trk"><w>sas-</w>, <w>šas-</w>
              <gloss><q>prick</q></gloss>, <gloss><q>pierce</q></gloss></mentioned> (<bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#ref_Joki"/>
              <biblScope>263</biblScope></bibl>). However, the exact correspondences in Finno-Ugric
            languages provide opportunity to think that it were Finno-Ugric, but not the Turkic,
            that were a sourse of borrowing into Ossetic.<note xml:lang="en" type="footnote"><mentioned xml:lang="krc-x-balkar"><lang/>
                <w>saskə</w></mentioned> must be viewed as a borrowing from Ossetic because of the
              lack of this word in the closest related Karachay language.</note></bibl>. <bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#ref_АВСв."/>
            <biblScope>523</biblScope></bibl>.</etym>
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