different between dyak vs dayak
dyak
dyak From the web:
dayak
Turkish
Etymology
From Old Turkic tayak ("staff, stick"), from taya- ("to lean against"). See dayamak.
Noun
dayak (definite accusative daya??, plural dayaklar)
- beating, thrashing
- support
Derived terms
- dayakç?
- dayakl?k
- dayak yemek
References
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