амаҳагьа

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а-маҳагьа • (a-maḥagʲa)

а-маҳагьа (canonical)
a-maḥagʲa (romanization)


амаҳагьара

а-маҳагьара • (a-maḥagʲara)

а-маҳагьара (canonical)
a-maḥagʲara (romanization)


ақьаӷьариа

а-қьаӷьариа • (a-kʲağʲarja)

а-қьаӷьариа (canonical)
a-kʲağʲarja (romanization)


аҿаарҳәра

а-ҿаарҳәра • (a-ĉʼaarḥʷra)

а-ҿаарҳәра (canonical)
a-ĉʼaarḥʷra (romanization)


агараҿаҟәара

а-гараҿаҟәара

а-гараҿаҟәара • (a-garaĉʼaqʷʼara)

а-гараҿаҟәара (canonical)
a-garaĉʼaqʷʼara (romanization)

custom of cradle betrothal (a man makes an incision with a dagger on the girl's cradle, thus concluding an engagement between her and her son)


ааӡара

(historical) fosterage, atalik (custom to give the child to be raised in another family)


амҳара

а-мҳара (canonical)
a-mḥara (romanization)

→ Mingrelian: ამხარა (amxara)


анаӡӡеи

а-наӡӡеи (canonical)
a-nadzdzej (romanization)

ааӡара ааӡара

(historical) foster-mother at the rite of ааӡара


амаҭырбага

а-маҭырбага (canonical)
a-matərbaga (romanization)


абаӡӡеи

а-баӡӡеи (canonical)
a-badzdzej (romanization)

ааӡара ааӡара

(historical) foster-father at the rite of ааӡара


ахәԥҳа

а-хәԥҳа • (a-xʷpḥa)

а-хәԥҳа (canonical)
a-xʷpḥa (romanization)

Cognate with Ubykh ҟ'әаԥ'хы (q̣ʷʼap̣xə).

ааӡара ааӡара

foster-child (usually from noble family) at the rite of ааӡара


анабзыҭ

а-набзыҭ (canonical)
a-nabzət (romanization)

(historical) a servant who was sent along with the bride as part of the dowry


ададаҳ

а-дадаҳ (canonical)
a-dadaḥ (romanization)

father-in-law (as his daughter-in-law calls him)


агандал

а-гандал (canonical)
a-gandal (romanization)

ааӡара ааӡара

(historical) a servant who was sent along with the child under the custom of ааӡара


адаԥа

а-даԥа (canonical)
a-dapa (romanization)

(historical) part of the dowry (kind of wood carved portfolio specially designed for storage patterns, scraps of morocco and various accessories for women's needlework)


анамӡаԥса

а-намӡаԥса (canonical)
a-namdzapsa (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

(historical) additional payment for the bride in a socially unequal marriage


аҩндунагара

а-ҩндунагара

а-ҩндунагара (canonical)
a-jʷndunagara (romanization)

амҳара амҳара

(historical) сeremony of moving the newlyweds to the main house from амҳара


амаҳәцара

а-маҳәцара • (a-maḥʷcara)

а-маҳәцара (canonical)
a-maḥʷcara (romanization)

ceremony of taking the bride from her father's house


аҿанҵа

а-ҿанҵа • (a-ĉʼancʼa)

а-ҿанҵа (canonical)
a-ĉʼancʼa (romanization)

аԥхашьахьа аԥхашьахьа

(historical) gifts that are given to the family of girls during the rite of аԥхашьахьа


арахҭ

а-рахҭ (canonical)
a-raxt (romanization)


абахәр

а-бахәр (canonical)
a-baxʷr (romanization)


амаҳәҩыза

а-маҳәҩыза • (a-maḥʷjʷəza)

а-маҳәҩыза (canonical)
a-maḥʷjʷəza (romanization)

(historical) companion of the groom who accompanies him when meeting with the future bride


аҳарџькасы

а-ҳарџькасы • (a-ḥardžkʼasə)

а-ҳарџькасы (canonical)
a-ḥardžkʼasə (romanization)


авартәа

а-вартәа • (a-vartʷʼa)

а-вартәа (canonical)
a-vartʷʼa (romanization)


аҿаҭахьа

а-ҿаҭахьа • (a-ĉʼataxʲa)

а-ҿаҭахьа (canonical)
a-ĉʼataxʲa (romanization)

(historical) meal after the performance of the sacrifice after childbirth


аҷаԥшьара

а-ҷаԥшьара • (a-čʼapšara)

а-ҷаԥшьара (canonical)
a-čʼapšara (romanization)

(historical) the custom by which neighbors entertain the sick, distracting him from his illness


ачамам

а-чамам (canonical)
a-čamam (romanization)

(historical) ceremony of meeting the bride and groom under the curtain


аԥхашьахьа

а-ԥхашьахьа • (a-pxašaxʲa)

а-ԥхашьахьа (canonical)
a-pxašaxʲa (romanization)

(historical) a feast that is set for the bride’s family by the family that sheltered her for several days (after the betrothal, the bride is obliged to live in the family of a friend for several days, only then returning to her home)


аҿаҭара

а-ҿаҭара • (a-ĉʼatara)

а-ҿаҭара (canonical)
a-ĉʼatara (romanization)

(historical) second vow to make a sacrifice to God on the occasion of a successful birth


ахкаршәра

а-хкаршәра • (a-xkʼarŝʷra)

а-хкаршәра (canonical)
a-xkʼarŝʷra (romanization)

custom of "throwing a bullet", which meant that if the engagement was refused, blood feud would arise between the clans


амбадлаԥса

а-мбадлаԥса (canonical)
a-mbadlapsa (romanization)

ааӡара ааӡара

(historical) fine provided for the neglect of the child by the forest-parents under the custom of ааӡара


ацаӷа

а-цаӷа (canonical)
a-cağa (romanization)

анаӡӡеи анаӡӡеи

(historical) so the forest-mother (анаӡӡеи) calls the mother of the child


ацыӷрацара

а-цыӷрацара • (a-cəğracara)

а-цыӷрацара (canonical)
a-cəğracara (romanization)

ааӡара ааӡара

(historical) return of the child to the parental home at the end of ааӡара


асадаҟа

а-садаҟа (canonical)
a-sadaqʼa (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish [script needed] (sadaka).


ақьаафыр

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а-қьаафыр • (a-kʲaafər)

а-қьаафыр (canonical)
a-kʲaafər (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كافر (ḱafir).


абзыцәашьа

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а-бзыцәашьа • (a-bzəcʷaša)

а-бзыцәашьа (canonical)
a-bzəcʷaša (romanization)


абзыцәаҳәшьа

а-бзыцәаҳәшьа

а-бзыцәаҳәшьа • (a-bzəcʷaḥʷša)

а-бзыцәаҳәшьа (canonical)
a-bzəcʷaḥʷša (romanization)


адоуҳа

а-доуҳа (canonical)
a-dowḥa (romanization)


аџьалакьат

а-џьалакьат • (a-džalakʲʼatʼ)

а-џьалакьат (canonical)
a-džalakʲʼatʼ (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


алаҳагәаџа

а-лаҳагәаџа • (a-laḥagʷadẑa)

ab-noun

а-лаҳагәаџа • (a-laḥagʷadẑa)

а-лаҳагәаџа (canonical)
a-laḥagʷadẑa (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


ацых'әда

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а-цых'әда • (a-cəx̣ʷda)

а-цых'әда (canonical)
a-cəx̣ʷda (romanization)


аџьал

а-џьал (canonical)
a-džal (romanization)

the appointed, natural time of death; not a murder nor suicide.


абаџьар

а-баџьар (canonical)
a-badžar (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҳәаҵьыҫ

а-ҳәаҵьыҫ • (a-ḥʷaćʼəś)

а-ҳәаҵьыҫ (canonical)
a-ḥʷaćʼəś (romanization)


амаҷыҟәа

а-маҷыҟәа • (a-mačʼəqʷʼa)

а-маҷыҟәа (canonical)
a-mačʼəqʷʼa (romanization)


азыкь

а-зыкь • (a-zəkʲʼ)

а-зыкь (canonical)
a-zəkʲʼ (romanization)


аҫры

а-ҫры • (a-śrə)


аҟмыҟ

а-ҟмыҟ • (a-qʼməqʼ)

а-ҟмыҟ (canonical)
a-qʼməqʼ (romanization)


абӷаза

а-бӷаза (canonical)
a-bğaza (romanization)


ашҭҳар

а-шҭҳар • (a-ŝtḥar)

а-шҭҳар (canonical)
a-ŝtḥar (romanization)

Ицламҳәы ашҭҳар иқәҟьазшьа крызбеифо.

How he eats, as if his jaw has jumped off the nest.

temporomandibular joints
temporomandibular joints


аҳәыҙба

а-ҳәыҙба • (a-ḥʷəźba)

ab-noun

а-ҳәыҙба • (a-ḥʷəźba)

а-ҳәыҙба (canonical)
a-ḥʷəźba (romanization)

аҳәызба аҳәызба#Abkhaz


аҭаԥҭа

а-ҭаԥҭа (canonical)
a-tapta (romanization)


аҭагә

а-ҭагә (canonical)
a-tagʷ (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


анхаҩы

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а-нхаҩы • (a-nxajʷə)

а-нхаҩы (canonical)
a-nxajʷə (romanization)


анхаҩыцқьа

а-нхаҩыцқьа • (a-nxajʷəckʲa)

а-нхаҩыцқьа (canonical)
a-nxajʷəckʲa (romanization)

(historical) high freeholder (social class)


абарбал

а-барбал (canonical)
a-barbal (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

агьежь агьежь#Abkhaz


амҷаагара

а-мҷаагара • (a-mčʼaagara)

а-мҷаагара (canonical)
a-mčʼaagara (romanization)

(historical) obligation of a serf to deliver firewood and timber to his master's house


ашьнаҟәма

а-шьнаҟәма • (a-šnaqʷʼma)

а-шьнаҟәма (canonical)
a-šnaqʷʼma (romanization)

(historical) duniwassal (lower aristocratic class)


асуст

а-суст (canonical)
a-sustʼ (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

азааиф азааиф#Abkhaz

аччиа аччиа#Abkhaz


агьежь

а-гьежь • (a-gʲež)

а-гьежь (canonical)
a-gʲež (romanization)


аҿа

а-ҿа (canonical)
a-ĉʼa (romanization)
аҿар (plural)


абаажә

а-баажә • (a-baaẑʷ)

ab-noun

а-баажә • (a-baaẑʷ)

а-баажә (canonical)
a-baaẑʷ (romanization)


аварҩа

а-варҩа (canonical)
a-varjʷa (romanization)


абааҭа

а-бааҭа (canonical)
a-baata (romanization)


аҿар

head

а-ҿар • (a-ĉʼar)

ab-noun

а-ҿар • (a-ĉʼar)


ажьыӡ

head

а-жьыӡ • (a-žədz)

ab-noun

а-жьыӡ • (a-žədz)

а-жьыӡ (canonical)
a-žədz (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

(historical) tax paid by a peasant for grazing cattle on pastures of a feudal lord


абаӷьмаҟа

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а-баӷьмаҟа • (a-bağʲmaqʼa)

ab-noun

а-баӷьмаҟа • (a-bağʲmaqʼa)

а-баӷьмаҟа (canonical)
a-bağʲmaqʼa (romanization)


аҿарпын

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а-ҿарпын • (a-ĉʼarpʼən)

ab-noun

а-ҿарпын • (a-ĉʼarpʼən)

а-ҿарпын (canonical)
a-ĉʼarpʼən (romanization)


арҟәдтәы

head

а-рҟәдтәы • (a-rqʷʼdtʷʼə)

ab-noun

а-рҟәдтәы • (a-rqʷʼdtʷʼə)

а-рҟәдтәы (canonical)
a-rqʷʼdtʷʼə (romanization)


абаӷьмажәроу

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а-баӷьмажәроу

а-баӷьмажәроу • (a-bağʲmaẑʷrow)

ab-noun

а-баӷьмажәроу

а-баӷьмажәроу • (a-bağʲmaẑʷrow)

а-баӷьмажәроу (canonical)
a-bağʲmaẑʷrow (romanization)


аҽхарԥарҭа

а-ҽхарԥарҭа (canonical)
a-ĉxarparta (romanization)


ацицка

а-цицка (canonical)
a-cickʼa (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


ауахьад

а-уахьад (canonical)
a-waxʲad (romanization)

Сompare with Ottoman Turkish وحدت (vahdet, “unity, oneness”)


аҟьаԥҟьаԥ

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а-ҟьаԥҟьаԥ • (a-qʲʼapqʲʼap)

ab-noun

а-ҟьаԥҟьаԥ • (a-qʲʼapqʲʼap)

а-ҟьаԥҟьаԥ (canonical)
a-qʲʼapqʲʼap (romanization)

aqjaqjap, treshchotka (musical instrument)


аҟаитан

а-ҟаитан (canonical)
a-qʼajtʼan (romanization)


абалышь

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а-балышь • (a-baləš)

ab-noun

а-балышь • (a-baləš)

а-балышь (canonical)
a-baləš (romanization)


аҩҿы

head

а-ҩҿы • (a-jʷĉʼə)

ab-noun

а-ҩҿы • (a-jʷĉʼə)

а-ҩҿы (canonical)
a-jʷĉʼə (romanization)


ахаҵаӷьеҩ

head

а-хаҵаӷьеҩ • (a-xacʼağʲejʷ)

ab-noun

а-хаҵаӷьеҩ • (a-xacʼağʲejʷ)

а-хаҵаӷьеҩ (canonical)
a-xacʼağʲejʷ (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҭарчеи

а-ҭарчеи (canonical)
a-tarčej (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

Сompare with Ottoman Turkish درجه (“rate”)

(historical) funeral races in honor of the deceased


аҷашьа

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а-ҷашьа • (a-čʼaša)

ab-noun

а-ҷашьа • (a-čʼaša)

а-ҷашьа (canonical)
a-čʼaša (romanization)


азар

Сompare with Middle Persian hazār (“thousand”)


аҟанҷ

head

а-ҟанҷ • (a-qʼančʼ)

ab-noun

а-ҟанҷ • (a-qʼančʼ)

а-ҟанҷ (canonical)
a-qʼančʼ (romanization)

Borrowed from Mingrelian ჸანჭი (ʾanč̣i), ყანჭი (q̇anč̣i), from Old Georgian ყაჭი (q̇ač̣i). See Persian کژ (kaž) for more.


ақьаҭәа

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а-қьаҭәа • (a-kʲatʷa)

ab-noun

а-қьаҭәа • (a-kʲatʷa)

а-қьаҭәа (canonical)
a-kʲatʷa (romanization)


акьыцә

head

а-кьыцә • (a-kʲʼəcʷ)

ab-noun

а-кьыцә • (a-kʲʼəcʷ)

а-кьыцә (canonical)
a-kʲʼəcʷ (romanization)


аҭеҭлашә

head

а-ҭеҭлашә • (a-tetlaŝʷ)

ab-noun

а-ҭеҭлашә • (a-tetlaŝʷ)

а-ҭеҭлашә (canonical)
a-tetlaŝʷ (romanization)


азаҵәра

head

а-заҵәра • (a-zacʷʼra)

ab-noun

а-заҵәра • (a-zacʷʼra)

а-заҵәра (canonical)
a-zacʷʼra (romanization)


ахааҵа

head

а-хааҵа́ • (a-xaacʼá)

ab-noun

а-хааҵа́ • (a-xaacʼá)

а-хааҵа́ (canonical)
a-xaacʼá (romanization)

→ Mingrelian: ხაწა (xac̣a)


аҩышьа

head

а-ҩышьа • (a-jʷəša)

ab-noun

а-ҩышьа • (a-jʷəša)

а-ҩышьа (canonical)
a-jʷəša (romanization)


аҩышьаԥҟара

head

а-ҩышьаԥҟара

а-ҩышьаԥҟара • (a-jʷəšapqʼara)

ab-noun

а-ҩышьаԥҟара

а-ҩышьаԥҟара • (a-jʷəšapqʼara)

а-ҩышьаԥҟара (canonical)
a-jʷəšapqʼara (romanization)


амарцыф

а-марцыф (canonical)
a-marcəf (romanization)


аабӷьа

head

аабӷьа • (aabğʲa)

ab-noun

аабӷьа • (aabğʲa)


ачафара

а-чафара (canonical)
a-čafara (romanization)


азаҵә

head

а-заҵә • (a-zacʷʼ)

ab-noun

а-заҵә • (a-zacʷʼ)

а-заҵә (canonical)
a-zacʷʼ (romanization)

Уи дуаҩы заҵәуп, акгьы димаӡам.


ахаҩа

а-хаҩа (canonical)
a-xajʷa (romanization)

ахҩа ахҩа#Abkhaz


амҳаҵә

head

а-мҳаҵә • (a-mḥacʷʼ)

а-мҳаҵә (canonical)
a-mḥacʷʼ (romanization)


ах'ҩа

а-х'ҩа (canonical)
a-x̣jʷa (romanization)

ахҩа ахҩа#Abkhaz


ахҭарԥа

а-хҭарԥа (canonical)
a-xtarpa (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

From Proto-Abkhaz-Abaza *aqʰatʰarpʰa (“hood”).


амаҳаҵә

а-маҳаҵә • (a-maḥacʷʼ)

ab-noun

а-маҳаҵә • (a-maḥacʷʼ)

а-маҳаҵә (canonical)
a-maḥacʷʼ (romanization)

амҳаҵә амҳаҵә#Abkhaz


ахҩа

а-хҩа (canonical)
a-xjʷa (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

From Proto-Abkhaz-Abaza *aqʰaʕʷa (“lid”).


аӷәыл

head

а-ӷәыл • (a-ğʷəl) (pl аӷәылцәа)

а-ӷәыл (canonical)
a-ğʷəl (romanization)
аӷәылцәа (plural)


ақәны

а-қәны́ • (a-kʷnə́)

ab-noun

а-қәны́ • (a-kʷnə́)

а-қәны́ (canonical)
a-kʷnə́ (romanization)

From Proto-Abkhaz-Abaza *akʷənə́ (“flax”). Compare Ossetian гӕн (gæn), Svan ქან (kan). Ultimately from the same source of Ancient Greek κάνναβις (kánnabis).


аҭӡамц

а-ҭӡамц (canonical)
a-tdzamc (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҭӡьамць

head

а-ҭӡьамць • (a-tdźamć)

ab-noun

а-ҭӡьамць • (a-tdźamć)

а-ҭӡьамць (canonical)
a-tdźamć (romanization)

аҭӡамц аҭӡамц#Abkhaz


аџарџарра

а-џарџарра (canonical)
a-dẑardẑarra (romanization)


ахьҭа

а-хьҭа (canonical)
a-xʲta (romanization)


ахьнысҭаа

head

а-хьнысҭаа • (a-xʲnəstaa)

ab-noun

а-хьнысҭаа • (a-xʲnəstaa)

а-хьнысҭаа (canonical)
a-xʲnəstaa (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

(historical) a person who specializes in finding thieves


ахьымӡӷ

head

а-хьымӡӷ • (a-xʲəmdzğ)

ab-noun

а-хьымӡӷ • (a-xʲəmdzğ)

а-хьымӡӷ (canonical)
a-xʲəmdzğ (romanization)

Уи аибашьра дыҟан, ахьымӡӷ дигеит.

He was in the war and only disgraced himself there.


абынҳәа

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а-бынҳәа • (a-bənḥʷa)

ab-noun

а-бынҳәа • (a-bənḥʷa)

а-бынҳәа (canonical)
a-bənḥʷa (romanization)


алагажә

head

а-лагажә • (a-lagaẑʷ)

ab-noun

а-лагажә • (a-lagaẑʷ)

а-лагажә (canonical)
a-lagaẑʷ (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҩын

head

а-ҩын • (a-jʷən)

ab-noun

а-ҩын • (a-jʷən)

а-ҩын (canonical)
a-jʷən (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


афыҩга

head

а-фыҩга • (a-fəjʷga)

ab-noun

а-фыҩга • (a-fəjʷga)

а-фыҩга (canonical)
a-fəjʷga (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


асаҵрал

а-саҵрал (canonical)
a-sacʼral (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аӡхьамԥш

head

а-ӡхьамԥш • (a-dzxʲampŝ)

ab-noun

а-ӡхьамԥш • (a-dzxʲampŝ)

а-ӡхьамԥш (canonical)
a-dzxʲampŝ (romanization)

well water tincture used for medicinal purposes


ақачала

а-қачала (canonical)
a-kačala (romanization)


аҭаҭлуба

а-ҭаҭлуба (canonical)
a-tatluba (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аџьамԥаз

а-џьамԥаз (canonical)
a-džampaz (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

Phytolacca americana
Phytolacca americana#Translingual


ақырдуаг

а-қырдуаг (canonical)
a-kərdwag (romanization)


абжьыфаил

head

а-бжьыфаил • (a-bžəfajl)

ab-noun

а-бжьыфаил • (a-bžəfajl)

а-бжьыфаил (canonical)
a-bžəfajl (romanization)


ахьыӡҭаҩ

head

а-хьыӡҭаҩ • (a-xʲədztajʷ)

ab-noun

а-хьыӡҭаҩ • (a-xʲədztajʷ)

а-хьыӡҭаҩ (canonical)
a-xʲədztajʷ (romanization)


аӷьажәла

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а-ӷьажәла • (a-ğʲaẑʷla)

ab-noun

а-ӷьажәла • (a-ğʲaẑʷla)

а-ӷьажәла (canonical)
a-ğʲaẑʷla (romanization)


аԥакьалҵӷа

head

а-ԥакьалҵӷа • (a-pakʲʼalcʼğa)

ab-noun

а-ԥакьалҵӷа • (a-pakʲʼalcʼğa)

а-ԥакьалҵӷа (canonical)
a-pakʲʼalcʼğa (romanization)


аӷьаӡ

head

а-ӷьаӡ • (a-ğʲadz)

ab-noun

а-ӷьаӡ • (a-ğʲadz)

а-ӷьаӡ (canonical)
a-ğʲadz (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҟарул

а-ҟарул (canonical)
a-qʼarul (romanization)


аҭамҳа

а-ҭамҳа (canonical)
a-tamḥa (romanization)

three high poles with hooks, crossed obliquely, used for drying or curing meat.


ааҷа

head

ааҷа • (aačʼa)

ab-noun

ааҷа • (aačʼa)


аԥаџьа

а-ԥаџьа (canonical)
a-padža (romanization)


агәабанақь

head

агәабанақьқәа

а-гәабанақь • (a-gʷabanakʲ) (pl агәабанақьқәа)

а-гәабанақь (canonical)
a-gʷabanakʲ (romanization)
агәабанақьқәа (plural)
Abzhywa (romanization)


ахлаҵа

а-хлаҵа • (a-xlacʼa) (pl ахлаҵақәа)

а-хлаҵа (canonical)
a-xlacʼa (romanization)
ахлаҵақәа (plural)
Abzhywa (romanization)


ацәхьа

а-цәхьа • (a-cʷxʲa) (pl ацәхьақәа)

а-цәхьа (canonical)
a-cʷxʲa (romanization)
ацәхьақәа (plural)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҿаҭ

а-ҿаҭ • (a-ĉʼat) (pl аҿаҭқәа)

а-ҿаҭ (canonical)
a-ĉʼat (romanization)
аҿаҭқәа (plural)


аҟәаҭҳа

а-ҟәаҭҳа • (a-qʷʼatḥa)

ab-noun

а-ҟәаҭҳа • (a-qʷʼatḥa)

а-ҟәаҭҳа (canonical)
a-qʷʼatḥa (romanization)

аҳәаҭҳа аҳәаҭҳа#Abkhaz


аҟарымшаҟәал

head

а-ҟарымшаҟәал

а-ҟарымшаҟәал • (a-qʼarəmŝaqʷʼal)

ab-noun

а-ҟарымшаҟәал

а-ҟарымшаҟәал • (a-qʼarəmŝaqʷʼal)

а-ҟарымшаҟәал (canonical)
a-qʼarəmŝaqʷʼal (romanization)

ахармшаҟәал ахармшаҟәал#Abkhaz


ачыба

head

а-чыба • (a-čəba) (pl ачыбақәа)

а-чыба (canonical)
a-čəba (romanization)
ачыбақәа (plural)


аԥаҭхь

а-ԥаҭхь • (a-patxʲ) (pl аԥаҭхьқәа)

а-ԥаҭхь (canonical)
a-patxʲ (romanization)
аԥаҭхьқәа (plural)


агәлаҵа

а-гәлаҵа • (a-gʷlacʼa) (pl агәлаҵақәа)

а-гәлаҵа (canonical)
a-gʷlacʼa (romanization)
агәлаҵақәа (plural)


аӡыӷӷара

а-ӡыӷӷара • (a-dzəğğara)

ab-noun

а-ӡыӷӷара • (a-dzəğğara)

а-ӡыӷӷара (canonical)
a-dzəğğara (romanization)


аӡыгага

а-ӡыгага (canonical)
a-dzəgaga (romanization)


ахамеигӡара

head

а-хамеигӡара

ab-noun

а-хамеигӡара

а-хамеигӡара (canonical)
a-xamejgdzara (romanization)

Урҭ афырхаҵареи ахамегӡареи аадырԥшит.

Urt afərxacʼarej axamegdzarej aadərpŝitʼ.


агәырх

head

а-гәырх • (a-gʷərx)

ab-noun

а-гәырх • (a-gʷərx)

а-гәырх (canonical)
a-gʷərx (romanization)


аҵәаӷәа

head

а-ҵәаӷәа • (a-cʷʼağʷa)

ab-noun

а-ҵәаӷәа • (a-cʷʼağʷa)

а-ҵәаӷәа (canonical)
a-cʷʼağʷa (romanization)


аҵәаӷәаԥҵәа

head

а-ҵәаӷәаԥҵәа

а-ҵәаӷәаԥҵәа • (a-cʷʼağʷapcʷʼa)

ab-noun

а-ҵәаӷәаԥҵәа

а-ҵәаӷәаԥҵәа • (a-cʷʼağʷapcʷʼa)

а-ҵәаӷәаԥҵәа (canonical)
a-cʷʼağʷapcʷʼa (romanization)

[atɕʼʷaʁʷapʰtɕʼʷa]


аҵәаӡы

head

а-ҵәаӡы • (a-cʷʼadzə)

ab-noun

а-ҵәаӡы • (a-cʷʼadzə)

а-ҵәаӡы (canonical)
a-cʷʼadzə (romanization)


аҵәаӷәаҷ

head

а-ҵәаӷәаҷ • (a-cʷʼağʷačʼ)

ab-noun

а-ҵәаӷәаҷ • (a-cʷʼağʷačʼ)

а-ҵәаӷәаҷ (canonical)
a-cʷʼağʷačʼ (romanization)

[atɕʼʷaʁʷatʃʼ]


аҵәаӷәага

head

а-ҵәаӷәага • (a-cʷʼağʷaga)

ab-noun

а-ҵәаӷәага • (a-cʷʼağʷaga)

а-ҵәаӷәага (canonical)
a-cʷʼağʷaga (romanization)

ruler (for measuring or drawing straight lines)


абиԥара

а-биԥара (canonical)
a-bipara (romanization)

Ҳара ҳабиԥара шьҭрала Дәрыԥшь ақыҭа иалҵит. ― Ḥara ḥabipara štrala Dʷrəpš akəta jalcʼitʼ. ― Our patronymic originated in the village of Duripsh.


ашәиаҟ

head

а-шәиаҟ • (a-ŝʷjaqʼ)

ab-noun

а-шәиаҟ • (a-ŝʷjaqʼ)

а-шәиаҟ (canonical)
a-ŝʷjaqʼ (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)

Scophthalmus maeoticus
Scophthalmus maeoticus

Black Sea turbot (Scophthalmus maeoticus)


аҵыхәсыӷә

head

а-ҵыхәсыӷә • (a-cʼəxʷsəğʷ)

ab-noun

а-ҵыхәсыӷә • (a-cʼəxʷsəğʷ)

а-ҵыхәсыӷә (canonical)
a-cʼəxʷsəğʷ (romanization)

[atsʼəχʷsəʁʷ]

аҵыхәшәыгә аҵыхәшәыгә#Abkhaz

Abzhywa form of аҵыхәшәыгә (acʼəxʷŝʷəgʷ)


апаҷаҷар

head

а-паҷаҷар • (a-pʼačʼačʼar)

ab-noun

а-паҷаҷар • (a-pʼačʼačʼar)

а-паҷаҷар (canonical)
a-pʼačʼačʼar (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҵых'әҫәыгә

head

а-ҵых'әҫәыгә

а-ҵых'әҫәыгә • (a-cʼəx̣ʷśʷəgʷ)

ab-noun

а-ҵых'әҫәыгә

а-ҵых'әҫәыгә • (a-cʼəx̣ʷśʷəgʷ)

а-ҵых'әҫәыгә (canonical)
a-cʼəx̣ʷśʷəgʷ (romanization)

[atsʼəχˤʷɕʷəɡʷ]

аҵыхәшәыгә аҵыхәшәыгә#Abkhaz

Bzyb form of аҵыхәшәыгә (acʼəxʷŝʷəgʷ)


аԥаҵақьиа

а-ԥаҵақьиа (canonical)
a-pacʼakja (romanization)
Abzhywa (romanization)


аҫәеикьа

head

а-ҫәеикьа • (a-śʷejkʲʼa)

ab-noun

а-ҫәеикьа • (a-śʷejkʲʼa)

а-ҫәеикьа (canonical)
a-śʷejkʲʼa (romanization)

ашәиаҟ ашәиаҟ#Abkhaz


аҵыхәшәыгә

head

а-ҵыхәшәыгә • (a-cʼəxʷŝʷəgʷ)

ab-noun

а-ҵыхәшәыгә • (a-cʼəxʷŝʷəgʷ)

а-ҵыхәшәыгә (canonical)
a-cʼəxʷŝʷəgʷ (romanization)

[atsʼəχʷʃʷəɡʷ]

аҵых'әҫәыгә

acʼəx̣ʷśʷəgʷ


арфақь

head

а-рфақь • (a-rfakʲ) (pl арфақьқәа)

а-рфақь (canonical)
a-rfakʲ (romanization)
арфақьқәа (plural)


адиалект

а-диалект (canonical)
a-djalekʼtʼ (romanization)


аџьныш

а-џьныш • (a-džnəŝ) (pl аџьнышцәа)

а-џьныш (canonical)
a-džnəŝ (romanization)
аџьнышцәа (plural)


абираҟныҟәгаҩ

а-бираҟныҟәгаҩ

бираҟныҟәгаҩ

абираҟныҟәгацәа

а-бираҟныҟәгаҩ • (a-biraqʼnəqʷʼgajʷ) (pl абираҟныҟәгацәа)

а-бираҟныҟәгаҩ (canonical)
a-biraqʼnəqʷʼgajʷ (romanization)
абираҟныҟәгацәа (plural)


аџьушәақь

аџьушәақьқәа

а-џьушәақь • (a-džuŝʷakʲ) (pl аџьушәақьқәа)

а-џьушәақь (canonical)
a-džuŝʷakʲ (romanization)
аџьушәақьқәа (plural)


аџьуҭ

а-џьуҭ • (a-džut) (pl аџьуҭцәа)

а-џьуҭ (canonical)
a-džut (romanization)
аџьуҭцәа (plural)


агәынн

а-гәынн • (a-gʷənn) (pl агәыннцәа)

а-гәынн (canonical)
a-gʷənn (romanization)
агәыннцәа (plural)


аџьынс

а-џьынс • (a-džəns) (pl аџьынсқәа)

а-џьынс (canonical)
a-džəns (romanization)
аџьынсқәа (plural)


акариера

а-кариера (canonical)
a-kʼarjera (romanization)


аџьунгли

а-џьунгли (canonical)
a-džungli (romanization)


аарҩара

аарҩара • (aarjʷara)

ab-noun

аарҩара • (aarjʷara)


аангыларҭа

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аангыларҭа • (aangəlarta)

ab-noun

аангыларҭа • (aangəlarta)


афҩыбааԥс

а-фҩыбааԥс (canonical)
a-fjʷəbaaps (romanization)


алуҟьанта

head

алуҟьантақәа

а-луҟьанта • (a-luqʲʼantʼa) (pl алуҟьантақәа)

а-луҟьанта (canonical)
a-luqʲʼantʼa (romanization)
алуҟьантақәа (plural)

handle, which is held during the rotation of the upper millstone of a hand mill.


алуҭаҩ

а-луҭаҩ • (a-lutajʷ) (pl алуҭаҩқәа)

а-луҭаҩ (canonical)
a-lutajʷ (romanization)
алуҭаҩқәа (plural)

mill chest, a wooden box where flour remains.


абӷара

а-бӷара (canonical)
a-bğara (romanization)

(historical) a curse committed at the ancestral forge


ааҷҷтәы

а-аҷҷтәы • (a-aččʼtʷʼə)

а-аҷҷтәы (canonical)
a-aččʼtʷʼə (romanization)

[ātʃʼtʃʼtʼʷə]


аҧхьарца

аҧхьарца • (apxʲarca)

Compound of аҧхьа (apxʲa, “front”) + ацара (acara, “go”).

com+

violin (an abkhaz folk musical instrument)


афақь

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афақь • (afakʲ)


аҭаҭын

аҭаҭын • (atatən)

Borrowed from Turkic. Compare Karachay-Balkar тютюн (tütün).


азакуан

азакуан • (azakʼwan)


аӷбаԥшыра

а-ӷбаԥшыра • (a-ğbapŝəra)

ab-noun

а-ӷбаԥшыра • (a-ğbapŝəra)

а-ӷбаԥшыра (canonical)
a-ğbapŝəra (romanization)


аӡрыцқьага

head

а-ӡрыцқьага • (a-dzrəckʲaga)

ab-noun

а-ӡрыцқьага • (a-dzrəckʲaga)

а-ӡрыцқьага (canonical)
a-dzrəckʲaga (romanization)


адырҩала

head

а-дырҩала • (a-dərjʷala)

ab-noun

а-дырҩала • (a-dərjʷala)

а-дырҩала (canonical)
a-dərjʷala (romanization)

oblique external supports for house walls


атәымтәыланыҟәаҩ

head

а-тәымтәыланыҟәаҩ

атәымтәыланыҟәаҩ

атәымтәыланыҟәаҩцәа

а-тәымтәыланыҟәаҩ • (a-tʷʼəmtʷʼəlanəqʷʼajʷ) (pl атәымтәыланыҟәаҩцәа)

а-тәымтәыланыҟәаҩ (canonical)
a-tʷʼəmtʷʼəlanəqʷʼajʷ (romanization)
атәымтәыланыҟәаҩцәа (plural)

[atʼʷəmtʼʷəlanəqʼʷaɥˤ]


аимпериа

а-империа • (a-impʼerja) (pl аимпериақәа)

а-империа (canonical)
a-impʼerja (romanization)
аимпериақәа (plural)


акаторӷа

а-каторӷа • (a-kʼatʼorğa) (pl акаторӷақәа)

а-каторӷа (canonical)
a-kʼatʼorğa (romanization)
акаторӷақәа (plural)

(type of punishment) penal servitude, hard labour


аҭенқьызыс

а-ҭенқьызыс • (a-tenkʲəzəs)

а-ҭенқьызыс (canonical)
a-tenkʲəzəs (romanization)


агьенџь

а-гьенџь • (a-gʲendž)

а-гьенџь (canonical)
a-gʲendž (romanization)


аҷҟәандар

а-ҷҟәандар • (a-čʼqʷʼandar)

а-ҷҟәандар (canonical)
a-čʼqʷʼandar (romanization)