NODE / 0359attestedTurkish
yoğurt
fermented, thickened milk product
- DATE
- Turkish
- SENSE
- fermented milk
- FAMILY
- Turkic / Common Turkic · Oghuz
- CANONICAL KEY
- node:55:yoğurt:attested:sense:fermented-milk
Merriam-Webster identifies the source word; the Turkish Language Association documents the modern form and definition.
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Present-Day English · 1625–today · fermented milkyogurt
a fermented semisolid milk food
- SOUND
- Turkish yoğurt was adapted to English spelling and pronunciation as yogurt or yoghurt.
- MEANING
- The fermented milk referent remained central.
- CHRONOLOGY
- English record by 1625.
- SCHOLAR
- Merriam-Webster Editors · Türk Dil Kurumu
- CONFIDENCE
- established — Merriam-Webster explicitly identifies Turkish yoğurt; TDK documents the modern Turkish word.
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- SOUND
- Turkish yoğurt was adapted to English spelling and pronunciation as yogurt or yoghurt.
- MEANING
- The fermented milk referent remained central.
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