Proto-Turkic: *sīĺ / *sɨ̄ĺ
Meaning: 1 tooth 2 sharp stick
Russian meaning: 1 зуб 2 вертел, острый колышек
Old Turkic: sɨš 2 (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: sɨš 2 (MK)
Turkish: šiš 2
Tatar: šeš 2
Middle Turkic: sɨš 2 (Sangl.)
Uighur: šiš 2
Azerbaidzhan: šiš 2
Turkmen: čīš 2
Khakassian: sǝs 2
Shor: šɨš 2
Oyrat: šiš 2
Chuvash: šъl 1
Tuva: šiš 2
Tofalar: šiš 2
Kirghiz: šiš 2
Kazakh: is 2
Bashkir: šeš 2
Balkar: šiš 2
Karaim: šɨš 2
Karakalpak: is 2
Kumyk: čiš 2
Comments: VEWT 424, TMN 3, 324, EDT 856-7. Turk. > Kalm. čiš, šiš (KW 442). An interesting common Turkic derivative is *sīĺ-le > *sīle 'судак' (fish name), as "fish with teeth" (Turkm. sīle, Chuv. šъla etc., see ЭСТЯ 7; Turk. > Hung. süllő, see MNyTESz 3, 628): such derivation may be postulated on analogy with KKalp. tĭsli, Uzb. tišli (balɨq) 'судак', lit. 'fish with teeth'.
