Chag·a·tai 1 
(chăg′ə-tī)
(chăg′ə-tī)n.
A Turkic language of late medieval Central Asia, spoken in the empire of Tamerlane and by the founders of the Mughal Empire and widely used as a literary language in Central Asia until the early 1900s.
[Ultimately from Uyghur chaghatay and earlier Uzbek chag'atāy, both from Chagatai jaǧatāy, after Jaǧatāy, Chagatai (the khan from whom many of Tamerlane's Turkic officers claimed descent).]
- unassailably
- unassembled
- unassertive
- unassertively
- unassertiveness
- unassisted
- unassuming
- unassumingly
- unattached
- unattainability
- unattainable
- unattainably
- unattended
- unattested
- unattributed
- unau
- unaudited
- unavailability
- unavailable
- unavailing
- unavailingly
- una voce
- unavoidability
- unavoidable
- unavoidableness