Where does “гайдама́ка” come from?

гайдама́ка (Ukrainian) comes from Turkish haydamak, from Ottoman Turkish هايدامق, from Ottoman Turkish هایده, from Ottoman Turkish ده, from Ottoman Turkish دیمك, from Proto-Turkic tē- — to say.

гайдама́ка (Ukrainian): haydamak (a Ukrainian kind of soldier in 18th century, also used during the Civil War in the beginning of the 20th century)

Definitions

  1. haydamak (a Ukrainian kind of soldier in 18th century, also used during the Civil War in the beginning of the 20th century)

Ancestry of “гайдама́ка”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Turkishhaydamakto drive (to herd animals)
2Ottoman Turkishهايدامقa cattle-lifter, marauder
3Ottoman Turkishهایدهaway!, forward!, depart hence!, be off!,...
4Ottoman Turkishدهlet's go, come on!
5Ottoman Turkishدیمكto say; that is
6Proto-Turkictē-to say

Words derived from “гайдама́ка

Every word from Proto-Turkic tē-Every word from Ottoman Turkish دیمكEvery word from Ottoman Turkish ده