Where does “ortak” come from?

ortak (Turkish) comes from Ottoman Turkish اورتاق, from Old Turkic ortuk, from Azerbaijani örtmək, from Ottoman Turkish اورتمك, from Proto-Turkic ört-, from Proto-Turkic ȫr- — to rise; to spin; to plait.

ortak (Turkish): associate; partner

Definitions

  1. associate; partner

Ancestry of “ortak”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ottoman Turkishاورتاقpartner, associate, companion; accomplice
2Old Turkicortuk—
3Azerbaijaniörtməkto close, shut the door etc
4Ottoman Turkishاورتمكto cover, to wrap, to clothe; to hide, to...
5Proto-Turkicört-to cover
6Proto-Turkicȫr-to rise; to spin; to plait

Words derived from “ortak”

Every word from Proto-Turkic ȫr- →Every word from Proto-Turkic ört- →Every word from Ottoman Turkish اورتمك →