Where does “dayamak” come from?

dayamak (Turkish) comes from Ottoman Turkish طیامق, from Old Turkic taya-, from Sundanese teu.

dayamak (Turkish): to lean against, rest; to frot

Definitions

  1. to lean against, rest; to frot

Ancestry of “dayamak”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ottoman Turkishطیامقto prop up, shore up
2Old Turkictaya-—
3Sundaneseteu—
Every word from Sundanese teu →Every word from Old Turkic taya- →Every word from Ottoman Turkish طیامق →