ay

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish هَایْ (hay). Compare Turkish ay.

inh+

ay, ne gözäl!

ay! Acêêr!

ay, ne titsi!

(informal) Used to express joy, surprise, pain, frustraiton, shock etc., wow! oh my God! oh!


yıldız

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yıldız (definite accusative yıldızı, plural yıldızlar)

yıldızı (accusative definite)
yıldızlar (plural)


inek

inek (definite accusative inää, plural ineklär)

inää (accusative definite)
ineklär (plural)
inek (nominative singular)
ineklär (nominative plural)
inää (accusative definite singular)
inekleri (accusative definite plural)
inää (dative singular)
ineklerä (dative plural)
inektä (locative singular)
ineklerdä (locative plural)
inektän (ablative singular)
ineklerdän (ablative plural)
inään (genitive singular)
ineklerin (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish ایكك (iŋäk), from Proto-Turkic *ingek (“female animal, especially a cow”); compare Azerbaijani inək and Turkish inek.

inh

bir sürü inek

aylä aaç kalmasın deyni onnara ineklerini verdi

he gave the family his cows, so that they would not be hungry


göz

head

göz (definite accusative gözü, plural gözlär)

gözü (accusative definite)
gözlär (plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish كُوزْ (göz), from Proto-Turkic *köŕ (“eye”). Compare Turkish göz, Azerbaijani göz.


baş

head

baş (definite accusative başı, plural başlar)

başı (accusative definite)
başlar (plural)
baş (nominative singular)
başlar (nominative plural)
başı (accusative definite singular)
başları (accusative definite plural)
başa (dative singular)
başlara (dative plural)
başta (locative singular)
başlarda (locative plural)
baştan (ablative singular)
başlardan (ablative plural)
başın (genitive singular)
başların (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish بَاشْ (baş), from Proto-Turkic *baĺč. Compare Turkish baş, Azerbaijani baş.

inh+

baş aarısı


ayak

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ayak (definite accusative ayaa or ayakı, plural ayaklar)

ayaa (accusative definite)
ayakı (accusative definite)
ayaklar (plural)
ayak (nominative singular)
ayaklar (nominative plural)
ayaa (accusative definite singular)
ayakı (accusative definite singular)
ayakları (accusative definite plural)
ayaa (dative singular)
ayaka (dative singular)
ayaklara (dative plural)
ayakta (locative singular)
ayaklarda (locative plural)
ayaktan (ablative singular)
ayaklardan (ablative plural)
ayaan (genitive singular)
ayakın (genitive singular)
ayakların (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish آیَاقْ (ayaq), from Proto-Turkic *adak (“foot”); compare Azerbaijani ayaq and Turkish ayak.


demir

head

demir (definite accusative demiri, plural ler)

demiri (accusative definite)
ler (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *temür (“iron”).


horoz

head

horoz (definite accusative horozu, plural horozlar)

horozu (accusative definite)
horozlar (plural)
horoz (nominative singular)
horozlar (nominative plural)
horozu (accusative definite singular)
horozları (accusative definite plural)
horoza (dative singular)
horozlara (dative plural)
horozda (locative singular)
horozlarda (locative plural)
horozdan (ablative singular)
horozlardan (ablative plural)
horozun (genitive singular)
horozların (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish خُرُوسْ (ḫorūz), from Persian خروس (xorus).; compare Turkish horoz, Azerbaijani xoruz.

inh+

horoz ötmesi


dudak

head

dudak (definite accusative dudaa, plural dudaklar)

dudaa (accusative definite)
dudaklar (plural)
dudak (nominative singular)
dudaklar (nominative plural)
dudaa (accusative definite singular)
dudakları (accusative definite plural)
dudaa (dative singular)
dudaklara (dative plural)
dudakta (locative singular)
dudaklarda (locative plural)
dudaktan (ablative singular)
dudaklardan (ablative plural)
dudaan (genitive singular)
dudakların (genitive plural)
dudac (alternative)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish طوداق (dodaq, dudaq), from Proto-Turkic *tōtak (“lip”). Compare Azerbaijani dodaq, Turkish dudak, Turkmen dodak.

inh+

yıkarkı dudak


bitki

head

bitki (definite accusative bitkiyi, plural bitkilär)

bitkiyi (accusative definite)
bitkilär (plural)
bitki (nominative singular)
bitkilär (nominative plural)
bitkiyi (accusative definite singular)
bitkileri (accusative definite plural)
bitkiyä (dative singular)
bitkilerä (dative plural)
bitkidä (locative singular)
bitkilerdä (locative plural)
bitkidän (ablative singular)
bitkilerdän (ablative plural)
bitkinin (genitive singular)
bitkilerin (genitive plural)

By surface analysis, bit- (“to sprout”) + -ki. Compare Turkish bitki, Azerbaijani bitki.


taban

Ultimately from Proto-Turkic *tāpan (“foot, sole”); compare Azerbaijani daban and Turkish taban.


zümrüt

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zümrüt (definite accusative zümrütü, plural [please provide])

Borrowed from Arabic زُمُرُّد (zumurrud), from Ancient Greek σμάραγδος (smáragdos).


aaz

aaz (definite accusative aazı, plural aazlar)

aazı (accusative definite)
aazlar (plural)
aazım (nominative possessive singular)
aazlarım (nominative plural possessive)
aazımı (accusative definite possessive singular)
aazlarımı (accusative definite plural possessive)
aazıma (dative possessive singular)
aazlarıma (dative plural possessive)
aazımda (locative possessive singular)
aazlarımda (locative plural possessive)
aazımdan (ablative possessive singular)
aazlarımdan (ablative plural possessive)
aazımın (genitive possessive singular)
aazlarımın (genitive plural possessive)
aazın (nominative possessive singular)
aazların (nominative plural possessive)
aazını (accusative definite possessive singular)
aazlarını (accusative definite plural possessive)
aazına (dative possessive singular)
aazlarına (dative plural possessive)
aazında (locative possessive singular)
aazlarında (locative plural possessive)
aazından (ablative possessive singular)
aazlarından (ablative plural possessive)
aazının (genitive possessive singular)
aazlarının (genitive plural possessive)
aazı (nominative possessive singular)
aazları (nominative plural possessive)
aazımız (nominative possessive singular)
aazlarımız (nominative plural possessive)
aazımızı (accusative definite possessive singular)
aazlarımızı (accusative definite plural possessive)
aazımıza (dative possessive singular)
aazlarımıza (dative plural possessive)
aazımızda (locative possessive singular)
aazlarımızda (locative plural possessive)
aazımızdan (ablative possessive singular)
aazlarımızdan (ablative plural possessive)
aazımızın (genitive possessive singular)
aazlarımızın (genitive plural possessive)
aazınız (nominative possessive singular)
aazlarınız (nominative plural possessive)
aazınızı (accusative definite possessive singular)
aazlarınızı (accusative definite plural possessive)
aazınıza (dative possessive singular)
aazlarınıza (dative plural possessive)
aazınızda (locative possessive singular)
aazlarınızda (locative plural possessive)
aazınızdan (ablative possessive singular)
aazlarınızdan (ablative plural possessive)
aazınızın (genitive possessive singular)
aazlarınızın (genitive plural possessive)
aazları (nominative possessive singular)
aazlarını (accusative definite possessive singular)
aazlarına (dative possessive singular)
aazlarında (locative possessive singular)
aazlarından (ablative possessive singular)
aazlarının (genitive possessive singular)
aaz (nominative singular)
aazlar (nominative plural)
aazı (accusative definite singular)
aazları (accusative definite plural)
aaza (dative singular)
aazlara (dative plural)
aazda (locative singular)
aazlarda (locative plural)
aazdan (ablative singular)
aazlardan (ablative plural)
aazın (genitive singular)
aazların (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish آغِزْ (aġız, āġız), آغُزْ (aġuz, āġuz), from Proto-Turkic *āgïŕ. Cognate to Turkish ağız, Azerbaijani ağız, Crimean Tatar ağız.

inh+

Baara-baara aazımda tüü kalmadı.

(literally, “There's no feather left in my mouth from screaming”)

Onun aazına kaşık uydurmaa zor.


ürek

head

ürek (definite accusative ürää, plural üreklär)

ürää (accusative definite)
üreklär (plural)
ürek (nominative singular)
üreklär (nominative plural)
ürää (accusative definite singular)
ürekleri (accusative definite plural)
ürää (dative singular)
üreklerä (dative plural)
ürektä (locative singular)
üreklerdä (locative plural)
ürektän (ablative singular)
üreklerdän (ablative plural)
ürään (genitive singular)
üreklerin (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish یُورَكْ (yüräk), from Proto-Turkic *yürek. Compare Turkish yürek, Azerbaijani ürək.


iinä

head

iinä (definite accusative iineyi, plural iinelär)

iineyi (accusative definite)
iinelär (plural)
iinä (nominative singular)
iinelär (nominative plural)
iineyi (accusative definite singular)
iineleri (accusative definite plural)
iineyä (dative singular)
iinelerä (dative plural)
iinedä (locative singular)
iinelerdä (locative plural)
iinedän (ablative singular)
iinelerdän (ablative plural)
iinenin (genitive singular)
iinelerin (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish اِیكْنَه (ignä), from Proto-Turkic *(j)igne (“needle”), a derivation from Proto-Turkic *iyig. Cognate with Turkish iğne, Azerbaijani iynə, Old Turkic [script needed] (yiŋne), [script needed] (yigne)


üz

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üz (definite accusative üzü, plural ler)

Cognate with Old Turkic [script needed] (yüz, “face”), from Proto-Turkic *yüz (“face”).


çizgi

head

çizgi (definite accusative çizgiyi, plural çizgilär)

çizgiyi (accusative definite)
çizgilär (plural)
çizgi (nominative singular)
çizgilär (nominative plural)
çizgiyi (accusative definite singular)
çizgileri (accusative definite plural)
çizgiyä (dative singular)
çizgilerä (dative plural)
çizgidä (locative singular)
çizgilerdä (locative plural)
çizgidän (ablative singular)
çizgilerdän (ablative plural)
çizginin (genitive singular)
çizgilerin (genitive plural)

By surface analysis, çiz- + -gi. Attested since at least 1790. Compare Turkish çizgi


Avstraliya

Australia (A country in Oceania comprising the islands of Australia, Tasmania and other smaller islands in the Pacific Ocean, as well as a former colony in the British Empire)

(geology) Australia (a continent consisting of the islands of Australia, New Guinea and intervening islands)


çotra

çotra (definite accusative çotrayı, plural çotralar)

çotrayı (accusative definite)
çotralar (plural)
чотра (alternative)

canteen, wine flask, flat wooden drinking-bottle


üülen

üülen (definite accusative üüleni, plural üülennär)

üüleni (accusative definite)
üülennär (plural)
üülen (nominative singular)
üülennär (nominative plural)
üüleni (accusative definite singular)
üülenneri (accusative definite plural)
üülenä (dative singular)
üülennerä (dative plural)
üülendä (locative singular)
üülennerdä (locative plural)
üülendän (ablative singular)
üülennerdän (ablative plural)
üülenin (genitive singular)
üülennerin (genitive plural)

From earlier *öylen, from Old Anatolian Turkish اویلین (öyläyin), from Proto-Turkic *ȫdleyü, similative form of Proto-Turkic *ödleg, a derivation from Proto-Turkic *öd (“time”). The sense of "south" comes from üülen tarafı (“the direction of the noon”). Compare Turkish öğle, öğlen, öğleyin; Azerbaijani öylə; Turkmen öyle.


dünnää

dünnää (definite accusative dünneeyi, plural dünneelär)

dünneeyi (accusative definite)
dünneelär (plural)
dünnää (nominative singular)
dünneelär (nominative plural)
dünneeyi (accusative definite singular)
dünneelerä (accusative definite plural)
dünneeyä (dative singular)
dünnelerä (dative plural)
dünneedä (locative singular)
dünneelerdä (locative plural)
dünneedän (ablative singular)
dünnelerdän (ablative plural)
dünneenin (genitive singular)
dünneelerin (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish دُنْیَا (dünyā), from Arabic دُنْيَا (dunyā). Compare Turkish dünya, Azerbaijani dünya.


başak

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başak (definite accusative başaa, plural başaklar)

başaa (accusative definite)
başaklar (plural)
başak (nominative singular)
başaklar (nominative plural)
başaa (accusative definite singular)
başakları (accusative definite plural)
başaa (dative singular)
başaklara (dative plural)
başakta (locative singular)
başaklarda (locative plural)
başaktan (ablative singular)
başaklardan (ablative plural)
başaan (genitive singular)
başakların (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish بَشَاقْ (başaq, “arrowhead”), بَاشَاقْ (başaq) from Proto-Turkic *baĺčak, a derivation from Proto-Turkic *baĺč. The sense of "grain ear" is attested since at least 1680. By surface analysis, baş + -ak. Compare Turkish başak, Azerbaijani başak.

inh+

(botany, anatomy) ear or head of a grain plant


meyva

head

meyva (definite accusative meyvayı, plural meyvalar)

meyvayı (accusative definite)
meyvalar (plural)
meyva (nominative singular)
meyvalar (nominative plural)
meyvayı (accusative definite singular)
meyvaları (accusative definite plural)
meyvaya (dative singular)
meyvalara (dative plural)
meyvada (locative singular)
meyvalarda (locative plural)
meyvadan (ablative singular)
meyvalardan (ablative plural)
meyvanın (genitive singular)
meyvaların (genitive plural)
meva (alternative)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish میوه (meyvä, mēvä), from Persian میوه (mive, mêwa, “fruit”). Compare Azerbaijani meyvə, Crimean Tatar meyva, Turkish meyve and dialectal meyva.

inh+

meyva aacı

(botany) fruit, a fertilization product in a plant, especially an edible one


gaarga

head

gaarga (definite accusative gaargayı, plural gaargalar)

gaargayı (accusative definite)
gaargalar (plural)
gaarga (nominative singular)
gaargalar (nominative plural)
gaargayı (accusative definite singular)
gaargaları (accusative definite plural)
gaargaya (dative singular)
gaargalara (dative plural)
gaargada (locative singular)
gaargalarda (locative plural)
gaargadan (ablative singular)
gaargalardan (ablative plural)
gaarganın (genitive singular)
gaargaların (genitive plural)
garga (alternative)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish قَارْغَه (qarġa), قَرْغَه (qarġa), from Proto-Turkic *karga. Compare Turkish karga, Azerbaijani qarğa.

inh+

Gaarga bok imekten deniz mundar olmas.

İşleyä-işleyä kıçımda gaargalar yuva yaptı.


ensä

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *eŋse (“back of the neck”); compare Azerbaijani ənsə and Turkish ense.


çekmää

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çekmää (third-person singular simple present çeker)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish چَكْمَكْ (çäkmäk), from Proto-Turkic *ček- (“to draw, pull”), the same root of Azerbaijani çəkmək and Turkish çekmek.

inh+

(transitive, physics) to attract, to pull physically


baş parmak

head

baş parmak (definite accusative baş parmaa, plural baş parmaklar)

baş parmaa (accusative definite)
baş parmaklar (plural)
baş parmak (nominative singular)
baş parmaklar (nominative plural)
baş parmaa (accusative definite singular)
baş parmakları (accusative definite plural)
baş parmaa (dative singular)
baş parmaklara (dative plural)
baş parmakta (locative singular)
baş parmaklarda (locative plural)
baş parmaktan (ablative singular)
baş parmaklardan (ablative plural)
baş parmaan (genitive singular)
baş parmakların (genitive plural)

/ˈbɑʃ pɑɾmɑk/

(anatomy) thumb
the widest finger of the hand

(anatomy) thumb
the biggest finger of the foot


emiş

emiş (definite accusative emişi, plural emişlär)

emişi (accusative definite)
emişlär (plural)
emiş (nominative singular)
emişlär (nominative plural)
emişi (accusative definite singular)
emişleri (accusative definite plural)
emişä (dative singular)
emişlerä (dative plural)
emiştä (locative singular)
emişlerdä (locative plural)
emiştän (ablative singular)
emişlerdän (ablative plural)
emişin (genitive singular)
emişlerin (genitive plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish یِیمِشْ (yemiş), یِمِشْ (yemiş), from Proto-Turkic *yẹ̄miĺč (“vegetable, fruit”), a derivation from Proto-Turkic *yẹ̄- (“to eat”);. compare Azerbaijani yemiş and Turkish yemiş. The sense of engagement developed from the treat of raisins given during engagements.

inh

(botany) berry; a small juicy fruit, usually sweet


meyvacı

head

meyvacı (definite accusative meyvacıyı, plural meyvacıya, feminine meyvacıyka)

meyvacıyı (accusative definite)
meyvacıya (plural)
meyvacıyka (feminine)
meyvacı (nominative singular)
meyvacılar (nominative plural)
meyvacıyı (accusative definite singular)
meyvacıları (accusative definite plural)
meyvacıya (dative singular)
meyvacılara (dative plural)
meyvacıda (locative singular)
meyvacılarda (locative plural)
meyvacıdan (ablative singular)
meyvacılardan (ablative plural)
meyvacının (genitive singular)
meyvacıların (genitive plural)
mevacı (alternative)

gardener, particularly one that grows fruits


iyä

iyä (definite accusative iyeyi, plural iyelär)

iyeyi (accusative definite)
iyelär (plural)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish اككی (egägi), a derivation from Proto-Turkic *ẹge-. Compare Turkish eğe.


güüdä

head

güüdä (definite accusative güüdeyi, plural güüdelär)

güüdeyi (accusative definite)
güüdelär (plural)
güüdä (nominative singular)
güüdelär (nominative plural)
güüdeyi (accusative definite singular)
güüdeleri (accusative definite plural)
güüdeyä (dative singular)
güüdelerä (dative plural)
güüdedä (locative singular)
güüdelerdä (locative plural)
güüdedän (ablative singular)
güüdelerdän (ablative plural)
güüdenin (genitive singular)
güüdelerin (genitive plural)
ghiudea (alternative)
ghiuiudea (alternative)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish كوده (gövdä, gävdä), كویده (göydä), from Proto-Turkic *kebde. Compare Turkish gövde, Azerbaijani gövdə.


güüs

head

güüs (definite accusative güüsü, plural güüslär)

güüsü (accusative definite)
güüslär (plural)
güüs (nominative singular)
güüslär (nominative plural)
güüsü (accusative definite singular)
güüsleri (accusative definite plural)
güüsä (dative singular)
güüslerä (dative plural)
güüstä (locative singular)
güüslerdä (locative plural)
güüstän (ablative singular)
güüslerdän (ablative plural)
güüsün (genitive singular)
güüslerin (genitive plural)
ghiuius (alternative)

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish كوكز (gögüz), Proto-Turkic *köküŕ. Compare Turkish göğüs, Azerbaijani köks