Where does “tuyuq” come from?

tuyuq (Uzbek) comes from Chagatai تویوق, from Arabic مَعْنَى — meaning, sense.

tuyuq (Uzbek): tuyugh, a kind of poem containing four verses in each stanza, written according to Fāʿilātun Fāʿilātun Fāʿilun meter of the Arabic prosody

Definitions

  1. tuyugh, a kind of poem containing four verses in each stanza, written according to Fāʿilātun Fāʿilātun Fāʿilun meter of the Arabic prosody

Ancestry of “tuyuq”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Chagataiتویوقtuyugh, a kind of poem containing four verses in each stanza, written according to Fāʿilātun Fāʿilātun Fāʿilun meter of the Arabic prosody
2Arabicمَعْنَىmeaning, sense
Every word from Arabic مَعْنَى →Every word from Chagatai تویوق →