köken: Borrowed from English recruit, from French recruter; see there for more. Attested since at least 1919 in Hari Kosh: A Sanskrit-Hindi and Hindi-Sanskrit Dictionary.
recruit · apprentice (one that is young in age) · beginner, novice, tyro, neophyte, freshman, greenhorn
çekim: çoğul tīrōnēs · tamlayan tīrōnis
köken: Unknown. Ostler 2007 suggests a borrowing from an unattested Etruscan term; García-Hernández 2025 proposes a far-fetched derivation from Latin triō, with the original meaning of "young ox", that later changed into its primary meaning, "novice".
Borrowed from Middle French recrute (attested 1592), from recreue (“supplement”), recrue (“supplies; supplemental soldiers”) (attested 1550), substantivized past participle of Old French recroistre (“to grow again, to acquire offspring, to replace”), from Latin recrēscere (“to grow (out) again”).