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                <title>Abaev Dictionary: entry <hi rendition="#rend_italic">ʒykka</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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            <entry xml:id="entry_ʒykka" xml:lang="os">
                <form xml:id="form_d3174e66" xml:lang="os-x-iron" type="lemma"><orth>ʒykka</orth></form>
                <form xml:id="form_d3174e69" xml:lang="os-x-digor" type="dialectal"><orth>ʒikka</orth></form>
                <sense xml:id="sense_d3174e72"><abv:tr xml:lang="ru">
                        <q>каша из муки и свежего сыра</q>
                    </abv:tr><abv:tr xml:lang="en">
                        <q>porridge made of flour and fresh cheese</q>
                    </abv:tr></sense>
                <abv:exampleGrp xml:id="exampleGrp_d3174e82">
                    <abv:example xml:id="example_d3174e84">
                        <quote>ḱysyl fælæw, Misuræt, æz dyn ʒykka akænon, zamanajy nog axst cyxtytæ
                            mæm īs</quote>
                        <abv:tr xml:lang="ru">
                            <q>подожди немного, Мисурат, я сделаю тебе <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi>, у меня есть
                                превосходный свежий сыр</q>
                        </abv:tr>
                        <abv:tr xml:lang="en">
                            <q>wait a little, Misurat, I will make you <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi>, I have excellent
                                fresh cheese</q>
                        </abv:tr>
                        <bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#src_FS"/><biblScope>1956 II
                            8</biblScope></bibl>
                    </abv:example>
                    <abv:example xml:id="example_d3174e103" xml:lang="os-x-digor">
                        <usg><lang/></usg>
                        <quote>ʒikka gælʒægaw xutæn æz næ ewnæg kizgi næ radʒænæn Cærugtæn</quote>
                        <abv:tr xml:lang="ru">
                            <q>как не бросают <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒikka</hi> свиньям, так не отдам я нашу единственную
                                дочь Царуговым</q>
                        </abv:tr>
                        <abv:tr xml:lang="en">
                            <q>just as <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒikka</hi> is not thrown to pigs, so I will not give our only
                                daughter to the Tsarugovs</q>
                        </abv:tr>
                        <bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#src_Gurdž._Æduli"/><biblScope>96</biblScope></bibl>
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                <note type="comment" xml:lang="ru">; об обряде погружения ноги новорожденного в
                    чашку с <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> см.: <bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#src_Munk."/><biblScope>212</biblScope></bibl>.</note>
                <note type="comment" xml:lang="en">; for the ceremony of dipping a newborn's foot in
                    a cup with <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> see: <bibl><ref type="bibl" target="#src_Munk."/><biblScope>212</biblScope></bibl>.</note>
                <etym xml:lang="ru">По-видимому, это слово образовано от <ref type="xr" target="#entry_cyxt"/> | <hi rendition="#rend_italic">ciǧd</hi> ‘сыр’ по нормам „детской“ речи (т. е.
                    речи, которой говорят взрослые с детьми); см. <ref type="xr" target="#entry_ʒykki"/>. Сейчас в употреблении слова <hi rendition="#rend_italic">ʒykka</hi> нет уже
                    ничего специфически детского, оно полностью вошло в общий язык. Это
                    свидетельствует о том, что слова „детской“ речи частично использовались для
                    обогащения языка взрослых. Ср. в этом отношении <ref type="xr" target="#entry_gaga"/> ‘зерно’, <ref type="xr" target="#entry_ba"/>
                    ‘поцелуй’, <ref type="xr" target="#entry_ʒīʒī"/> ‘грудь женская’.%r1%r <note type="footnote" n="1"> PUT NOTE HERE </note> Изготовленное из тех же
                    составных частей (муки и сыра), но не сваренное в виде каши, а спеченное в виде
                    хлеба, это блюдо носит название <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e222" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e157" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>wælkʼæj-ʒykka</w></mentioned>, т. е. ‘<hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> на (<hi rendition="#rend_italic">wæl</hi>) плите (<ref type="xr" target="#entry_kʼæj"/>). Из осетинского усвоено в некоторые
                    грузинские говоры: <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e229" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e164" xml:lang="ka" dialect="ka-x-mokhev"><lang/>
                        <w>aǯiǯika</w>
                        <gloss><q>молодой сыр, сваренный в масле</q></gloss></mentioned>,<note type="footnote" n="2"> PUT NOTE HERE </note>
                    <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e240" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e175" xml:lang="ka" dialect="ka-x-rach"><lang/>
                        <w>ǯikʼa</w>
                        <gloss><q>хлеб, замешанный на молоке, в который кладется
                        сыр</q></gloss></mentioned> = <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e249" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e184" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>wælkʼæj-ʒykka</w></mentioned>. Имеется это слово и в грузинском лексиконе
                            <bibl><author>С.С. Орбелиани</author></bibl> со следующим любопытным
                    объяснением: <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e257" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e192" xml:lang="ka"><lang/>
                        <w>ǯikʼa</w></mentioned> — „так черкесы зовут свежий сыр, который они сильно
                    размешивают, отрывают рукой куски и эти куски обмакивают в выделившийся из сыра
                    жир; угощают им гостей; хорошее кушанье“. Если добавить, что сыр предварительно
                    варится, то описание <bibl><author>С.С. Орбелиани</author></bibl> весьма точное.
                    О том, как важно усиленное размешивание при приготовлении <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi>, можно
                    судить по поговорке: <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e265" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e200" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>ʒykka k˳y næ stawaj, wæd soj næ kæny</w></mentioned>. Термин „черкес“
                    употреблен у него, надо думать, в собирательном значении: „северокавказский
                    горец“.</etym>
                <etym xml:lang="en">Apparently, this word is derived from <ref type="xr" target="#entry_cyxt"/> | <hi rendition="#rend_italic">ciǧd</hi> ‘chees’ according to “child” speech rules
                    (i.e. speech spoken by adults with children); see <ref type="xr" target="#entry_ʒykki"/>. Now there is nothing specifically childish in the
                    use of the word <hi rendition="#rend_italic">ʒykka</hi>, it has completely entered the general language. This
                    indicates that the words of “child” speech were partially used to enrich the
                    language of adults. Cf. in this respect <ref type="xr" target="#entry_gaga"/>
                    ‘grain’, <ref type="xr" target="#entry_ba"/> ‘kiss’, <ref type="xr" target="#entry_ʒīʒī"/> ‘female breast’.<note type="footnote" n="1"> PUT NOTE
                        HERE </note> This dish made of the same ingredients (flour and cheese), but
                    not cooked in the form of porridge, but baked in the form of bread, is called
                        <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e157" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e222" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>wælkʼæj-ʒykka</w></mentioned>, i.e. ‘<hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> on (<hi rendition="#rend_italic">wæl</hi>) the plate
                        (<ref type="xr" target="#entry_kʼæj"/>). The word is borrowed from Ossetic
                    to some Georgian dialects: <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e164" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e229" xml:lang="ka" dialect="ka-x-mokhev"><lang/>
                        <w>aǯiǯika</w>
                        <gloss><q>fresh cheese prepared in butter</q></gloss></mentioned>,<note type="footnote" n="2"> PUT NOTE HERE </note>
                    <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e175" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e240" xml:lang="ka" dialect="ka-x-rach"><lang/>
                        <w>ǯikʼa</w>
                        <gloss><q>bread mixed with milk, in which cheese is
                        placed</q></gloss></mentioned> = <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e184" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e249" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>wælkʼæj-ʒykka</w></mentioned>. This word is also found in Georgian
                    lexicon of <bibl><author>S. S. Orbeliani</author></bibl> with the following
                    curious explanation: <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e192" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e257" xml:lang="ka"><lang/>
                        <w>ǯikʼa</w></mentioned> — “so the Circassians call fresh cheese, which they
                    stir vigorously, tear off pieces with the hand and dip these pieces into the fat
                    released from the cheese; treat guests with it; good food.” If we add that the
                    cheese is pre-cooked, then the description of <bibl><author>S. S.
                            Orbeliani</author></bibl> is quite accurate. How important the increased
                    stirring while cooking <hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> is can be judged by the saying: <mentioned corresp="#mentioned_d3174e200" xml:id="mentioned_d3174e265" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>ʒykka k˳y næ stawaj, wæd soj næ kæny</w></mentioned>. The term
                    "Circassian" is used, presumably, in a collective sense: “North Caucasian
                    highlander”.</etym>
                <note type="footnote" xml:lang="ru" n="1">Созвучие с <mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e273" xml:lang="tg"><lang/>
                        <w>čakka</w>
                        <gloss><q>откинутое пахтанье, из которого приготовляют
                        сыр</q></gloss></mentioned> следует считать случайным.</note>
                <note type="footnote" xml:lang="en" n="1">The consonance with <mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e284" xml:lang="tg"><lang/>
                        <w>čakka</w>
                        <gloss><q>thrown buttermilk, which cheese is made of</q></gloss></mentioned>
                    should be considered as accidental.</note>
                <note type="footnote" xml:lang="ru" n="2"><mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e294" xml:lang="ka" dialect="ka-x-mokhev"><lang/>
                        <w>aǯiǯika</w></mentioned> = <mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e299" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>aǵy-ǯykka</w></mentioned>, т. е. ‘<hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> в кастрюле (aǵy), в отличие
                    от <mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e304" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>wælkʼæj-ǯykka</w>
                        <gloss><q><hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> на плите</q></gloss></mentioned>.</note>
                <note type="footnote" xml:lang="en" n="2"><mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e315" xml:lang="ka" dialect="ka-x-mokhev"><lang/>
                        <w>aǯiǯika</w></mentioned> = <mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e320" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>aǵy-ǯykka</w></mentioned>, i.e. ‘<hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> in the pot (aǵy), on the
                    contrary to <mentioned xml:id="mentioned_d3174e325" xml:lang="os"><lang/>
                        <w>wælkʼæj-ǯykka</w>
                        <gloss><q><hi rendition="#rend_smallcaps">ʒykka</hi> on the plate</q></gloss></mentioned>.</note>
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