Where does “tuutkax̂” come from?

tuutkax̂ (Aleut) comes from Russian тётка, from Proto-Slavic tetъka, from Proto-Slavic teta — aunt.

tuutkax̂ (Aleut): aunt

Definitions

  1. aunt

Ancestry of “tuutkax̂”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianтёткаaunt; woman; chick, babe, doll, wench
2Proto-Slavictetъka
3Proto-Slavictetaaunt
Every word from Proto-Slavic tetaEvery word from Proto-Slavic tetъkaEvery word from Russian тётка