Proto-Turkic: *būta-
Meaning: 1 to cut branches 2 branch 3 nail
Russian meaning: 1 срезать ветви 2 ветвь 3 гвоздь
Old Turkic: butɨq 2 (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: butɨq, butaq 2 (MK)
Turkish: buda- 1, budak 2
Tatar: bota- 1, botaq 2
Uzbek: buta- 1, butɔq 2
Uighur: puta- 1, putaq
Azerbaidzhan: buda- 1, budaG 2
Turkmen: pūda- 1, pūdaq 2
Khakassian: pɨdɨra- 1
Oyrat: buda- 1, budaq 2
Halaj: (buta 'bush' - a backloan from Pers.?)
Chuvash: pъʷda 3
Yakut: bɨtā- 1, butuk 2 (Пек.); mutā- 1, mutuk 2
Dolgan: mutuk 2
Tuva: bu'duq 2
Kirghiz: buta- 1, butaq 2
Kazakh: buta- 1, butanaq 2 (buta 'bush' < Iran.)
Noghai: bɨta- 1, butaq 2
Bashkir: bota- 1, botaq 2
Balkar: buta- 1, butaq 2
Gagauz: buda- 1, budaq 2
Karaim: buta- 1, butaq 2
Karakalpak: puta- 1, putaq 2
Salar: pu/ūtax 2 (ССЯ)
Kumyk: buta- 1, butaq 2
Comments: EDT 301, 302, VEWT 90, TMN 2, 330, Лексика 103, Stachowski 183. Turk. > WMong. butaq 'branch' (see Щербак 1997, 111) (but Mong. buta can be hardly explained as a loan).
