Qıç/Qaçmaq
1. sound-signify
Copmlexity of [qıç-qaç]:
qıç (noun): leg
qaç (verb): to run/escape
[qıç-qaç]: A complex phenomenon/event which is primarily ‘qıç’ _[q] (sprouting in its nature from main body), and, [ı] (relating to downwards) [ç] (separative)_ that is a separative organ sprouting out of main body and relative to down. İt functions as “qaç” which is separating and related to heights.
Qaçmaq: (verb) to run, to escape
Sound-signify:
prominent form/type [q]: sprouting out of main body
vectorial tendency [a]: relative to heights
function [ç]: quantitive/separative
Sound-signify version: ([do the act] of sprouting nature) + (relative to) heights + ([functionally] quantitive/separative)
Semantic interpretation: ([to] do separatingly the job of sprouting nature relative to heights)
qıç: (noun) leg (separate [organ] sprouting from main body downwardly)
qaç: (verb) run ([to] do separatingly the job of sprouting nature relative to heights)
It could be imagined that the job of running or scaping had been relative to heights most possibly in mountainous environment.
