ҡасыу

From Common Turkic *kač- (“to run away, flee”).

ҡасыу • (qasïw) (intransitive)

1. to run away, flee

   ...Йәһүҙиәлә булғандар тауҙарға ҡасһын. (Mark 13:14)

   ...Yähüðiälä bulğandar tawðarğa qashïn.

   ...let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains.

   Ахырызамандан ҡасып ер аҫтына киткән Пенза сектанттарының бер өлөшө һаман да сыҡмаған.

   Axïrïzamandan qasïp yer aθtïna kitkän Penza sektanttarïnïñ ber ölöšö haman da sïqmağan.

   Part of the Penza sect followers who have gone underground fleeing from the end of the world have still not come out.

2. to defect, desert
3. to evade, elude, deflect

• ҡасҡын (qasqïn, “fugitive; defector”)

Cognate with Kazakh қашу (qaşw, “mate, get laid (of female cattle)”), Uzbek qochmoq (“get laid”), Uyghur قاچماق‎ (qachmaq, “get laid”), Southern Altai кач- (kač-, “get married (of a woman)”).

ҡасыу • (qasïw) (intransitive)

1. (of female cattle) to mate, get inseminated, get covered