Where does “epätoverillinen” come from?

epätoverillinen (Finnish) comes from Finnish toverillinen, from Finnish toveri, from Russian това́рищ, from Old East Slavic товарищь, from Proto-Slavic tovarišь, from Proto-Slavic tovarъ, from Proto-Turkic *tabar — livestock, cattle.

epätoverillinen (Finnish): uncompanionable

Definitions

  1. uncompanionable

Ancestry of “epätoverillinen”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishtoverillinencompanionable
2Finnishtovericomrade; companion, buddy
3Russianтова́рищcomrade
4Old East Slavicтоварищь—
5Proto-Slavictovarišь—
6Proto-Slavictovarъloading
7Proto-Turkic*tabarlivestock, cattle
Every word from Proto-Turkic *tabar →Every word from Proto-Slavic tovarъ →Every word from Proto-Slavic tovarišь →