te

head

te (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

The name of the Latin-script letter T/t.


bit

bit (definite accusative bidi, plural bitler)

bidi (accusative definite)
bitler (plural)
bit (nominative singular)
bitler (nominative plural)
bidi (accusative singular)
bitleri (accusative plural)
bidiň (genitive singular)
bitleriň (genitive plural)
bide (dative singular)
bitlere (dative plural)
bitde (locative singular)
bitlerde (locative plural)
bitden (ablative singular)
bitlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *bït (“louse”). Cognate with Old Turkic [script needed] (bit), Turkish bit (“louse”), etc.


we

we (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

The name of the Latin-script letter W/w.


lampa

lampa (definite accusative lampany, plural lampalar)

lampany (accusative definite)
lampalar (plural)
lampa (nominative singular)
lampalar (nominative plural)
lampany (accusative singular)
lampalary (accusative plural)
lampanyň (genitive singular)
lampalaryň (genitive plural)
lampā (dative singular)
lampalara (dative plural)
lampada (locative singular)
lampalarda (locative plural)
lampadan (ablative singular)
lampalardan (ablative plural)


mama

maternal grandmother
maternal grandmother


bir

bir (nominative singular)
birler (nominative plural)
biri (accusative singular)
birleri (accusative plural)
biriň (genitive singular)
birleriň (genitive plural)
bire (dative singular)
birlere (dative plural)
birde (locative singular)
birlerde (locative plural)
birden (ablative singular)
birlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bīr (“one”). Azerbaijani bir, Turkish bir.


han

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han (definite accusative hany, plural hanlar)

hany (accusative definite)
hanlar (plural)


fe

fe (definite accusative feni, plural feler)

feni (accusative definite)
feler (plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter F/f.


ge

ge (definite accusative geni, plural geler)

geni (accusative definite)
geler (plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter G/g.


pe

pe (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

The name of the Latin-script letter P/p.


baba

maternal grandfather
maternal grandfather


je

je (definite accusative jeni, plural jeler)

jeni (accusative definite)
jeler (plural)
je (nominative singular)
jeler (nominative plural)
jäni (accusative singular)
jeleri (accusative plural)
jäniň (genitive singular)
jeleriň (genitive plural)
jä (dative singular)
jelere (dative plural)
jede (locative singular)
jelerde (locative plural)
jeden (ablative singular)
jelerden (ablative plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter J/j.


anna

anna (definite accusative annany, plural annalar)

annany (accusative definite)
annalar (plural)

From Common Turkic *adna, from Persian آدینه (âdine).


telefon

telefon (definite accusative telefony, plural telefonlar)

telefony (accusative definite)
telefonlar (plural)
telefon (nominative singular)
telefonlar (nominative plural)
telefony (accusative singular)
telefonlary (accusative plural)
telefonuň (genitive singular)
telefonlaryň (genitive plural)
telefona (dative singular)
telefonlara (dative plural)
telefonda (locative singular)
telefonlarda (locative plural)
telefondan (ablative singular)
telefonlardan (ablative plural)


dor

dor (comparative dorrak, superlative iň dor)

dorrak (comparative)
iň dor (superlative)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tōrug (“bay”). Cognate with Turkish doru.


pil

head

pil (definite accusative pili, plural piller)

pili (accusative definite)
piller (plural)
pil (nominative singular)
piller (nominative plural)
pili (accusative singular)
pilleri (accusative plural)
piliň (genitive singular)
pilleriň (genitive plural)
pile (dative singular)
pillere (dative plural)
pilde (locative singular)
pillerde (locative plural)
pilden (ablative singular)
pillerden (ablative plural)


ze

ze (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

The name of the Latin-script letter Z/z.


iki

iki (nominative singular)
ikiler (nominative plural)
ikini (accusative singular)
ikileri (accusative plural)
ikiniň (genitive singular)
ikileriň (genitive plural)
ikä (dative singular)
ikilere (dative plural)
ikide (locative singular)
ikilerde (locative plural)
ikiden (ablative singular)
ikilerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *ẹk(k)i (“two”). Azerbaijani iki, Turkish iki.


dört

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tȫrt (“four”).


dokuz

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tokuŕ (“nine”).
Cognates
Cognate with Azerbaijani doqquz, Turkish dokuz, Uzbek toʻqqiz, Uyghur [Term?], and Kazakh тоғыз (toğyz).


sekiz

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *sekiŕ.
Cognates
Cognate with Old Turkic 𐰾𐰚𐰔 (s²kz /sekiz/), Azerbaijani and Khalaj səkkiz, Turkish and Crimean Tatar sekiz, Uzbek sakkiz, Uyghur [Term?], Kazakh сегіз (segız), and Chuvash [Term?].


isim

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isim (definite accusative isimi, plural isimler)

isimi (accusative definite)
isimler (plural)
isim (nominative singular)
isimler (nominative plural)
isimi (accusative singular)
isimleri (accusative plural)
isimiň (genitive singular)
isimleriň (genitive plural)
isime (dative singular)
isimlere (dative plural)
isimde (locative singular)
isimlerde (locative plural)
isimden (ablative singular)
isimlerden (ablative plural)

From Arabic اِسْم (ism), from Proto-Semitic *šim-.


eje

eje (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *eke (“elder sister”). Cognate with Kazakh әже (äje, “grandmother”), Chagatai اچه (äçä, “mother, old woman”), Chuvash акка (akka), Kyrgyz эже (eje, “elder sister, aunt”), Southern Altai эје (eǰe, “elder sister”), Ottoman Turkish اجی (eji, “elder sister, grandmother”), Karachay-Balkar эгеч (egeç, “sister”). Compare also Hazaragi آجه (âja, “grandmother”), Mongolian ээж (eež, “mother”), Buryat эжы (ežy, “mother”), Kalmyk ээҗ (eej, “mother, paternal grandmother”).


göz

head

göz (definite accusative gözi, plural gözler)

gözi (accusative definite)
gözler (plural)
göz (nominative singular)
gözler (nominative plural)
gözi (accusative singular)
gözleri (accusative plural)
göziň (genitive singular)
gözleriň (genitive plural)
göze (dative singular)
gözlere (dative plural)
gözde (locative singular)
gözlerde (locative plural)
gözden (ablative singular)
gözlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *köŕ (“eye”).


ata

paternal grandfather
paternal grandfather


baş

head

baş (definite accusative başy, plural başlar)

başy (accusative definite)
başlar (plural)
baş (nominative singular)
başlar (nominative plural)
başy (accusative singular)
başlary (accusative plural)
başyň (genitive singular)
başlaryň (genitive plural)
başa (dative singular)
başlara (dative plural)
başda (locative singular)
başlarda (locative plural)
başdan (ablative singular)
başlardan (ablative plural)


adrenalin

adrenalin (nominative singular-only)
adrenalini (accusative singular-only)
adrenaliniň (genitive singular-only)
adrenaline (dative singular-only)
adrenalinde (locative singular-only)
adrenalinden (ablative singular-only)

(biochemistry) adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter)


gök

gök (comparative gökräk, superlative iň gök)

gökräk (comparative)
iň gök (superlative)

From Proto-Oghuz *gȫk (“blue, green”), from Proto-Turkic *kȫk (“blue, green”).


ak

ak (comparative akrak, superlative iň ak)


manat

manat (definite accusative manady, plural manatlar)

manady (accusative definite)
manatlar (plural)
manat (nominative singular)
manatlar (nominative plural)
manaty (accusative singular)
manatlary (accusative plural)
manatyň (genitive singular)
manatlaryň (genitive plural)
manata (dative singular)
manatlara (dative plural)
manatda (locative singular)
manatlarda (locative plural)
manatdan (ablative singular)
manatlardan (ablative plural)

From Russian моне́та (monéta, “coin”), from Polish moneta, from Latin monēta.


demir

demir (definite accusative demri, plural demirler)

demri (accusative definite)
demirler (plural)
demir (nominative singular)
demirler (nominative plural)
demri (accusative singular)
demirleri (accusative plural)
demriň (genitive singular)
demirleriň (genitive plural)
demre (dative singular)
demirlere (dative plural)
demirde (locative singular)
demirlerde (locative plural)
demirden (ablative singular)
demirlerden (ablative plural)

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


kaka

head

kāka (definite accusative kākany, plural kākalar)

kāka (canonical)
kākany (accusative definite)
kākalar (plural)
kaka (nominative singular)
kakalar (nominative plural)
kakany (accusative singular)
kakalary (accusative plural)
kakanyň (genitive singular)
kakalaryň (genitive plural)
kakā (dative singular)
kakalara (dative plural)
kakada (locative singular)
kakalarda (locative plural)
kakadan (ablative singular)
kakalardan (ablative plural)


ölüm

ölüm (definite accusative ölümi, plural ölümler)

ölümi (accusative definite)
ölümler (plural)
ölüm (nominative singular)
ölümler (nominative plural)
ölümi (accusative singular)
ölümleri (accusative plural)
ölümüň (genitive singular)
ölümleriň (genitive plural)
ölüme (dative singular)
ölümlere (dative plural)
ölümde (locative singular)
ölümlerde (locative plural)
ölümden (ablative singular)
ölümlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *öl- (“to die”). Cognate with Turkish ölüm.


ateizm

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ateizm (definite accusative ateizmi, plural ateizmler)

ateizmi (accusative definite)
ateizmler (plural)
ateizm (nominative singular)
ateizmler (nominative plural)
ateizmi (accusative singular)
ateizmleri (accusative plural)
ateizmiň (genitive singular)
ateizmleriň (genitive plural)
ateizme (dative singular)
ateizmlere (dative plural)
ateizmde (locative singular)
ateizmlerde (locative plural)
ateizmden (ablative singular)
ateizmlerden (ablative plural)


zaman

zaman (definite accusative zamany, plural zamanlar)

zamany (accusative definite)
zamanlar (plural)
zaman (nominative singular)
zamanlar (nominative plural)
zamany (accusative singular)
zamanlary (accusative plural)
zamanyň (genitive singular)
zamanlaryň (genitive plural)
zamana (dative singular)
zamanlara (dative plural)
zamanda (locative singular)
zamanlarda (locative plural)
zamandan (ablative singular)
zamanlardan (ablative plural)


gün

gün (definite accusative güni, plural günler)

güni (accusative definite)
günler (plural)
gün (nominative singular)
günler (nominative plural)
güni (accusative singular)
günleri (accusative plural)
günüň (genitive singular)
günleriň (genitive plural)
güne (dative singular)
günlere (dative plural)
günde (locative singular)
günlerde (locative plural)
günden (ablative singular)
günlerden (ablative plural)


gara

gara (comparative gararak, superlative iň gara)

gararak (comparative)
iň gara (superlative)


nol

nol (nominative singular)
nollar (nominative plural)
noly (accusative singular)
nollary (accusative plural)
noluň (genitive singular)
nollaryň (genitive plural)
nola (dative singular)
nollara (dative plural)
nolda (locative singular)
nollarda (locative plural)
noldan (ablative singular)
nollardan (ablative plural)


konsul

konsul (definite accusative konsuly, plural konsullar)

konsuly (accusative definite)
konsullar (plural)
konsul (nominative singular)
konsullar (nominative plural)
konsuly (accusative singular)
konsullary (accusative plural)
konsuluň (genitive singular)
konsullaryň (genitive plural)
konsula (dative singular)
konsullara (dative plural)
konsulda (locative singular)
konsullarda (locative plural)
konsuldan (ablative singular)
konsullardan (ablative plural)

consul (official residing in major foreign towns to represent and protect the interests of the merchants and citizens of their country)


tirsek

tirsek (definite accusative tirsegi, plural tirsekler)

tirsegi (accusative definite)
tirsekler (plural)
tirsek (nominative singular)
tirsekler (nominative plural)
tirsegi (accusative singular)
tirsekleri (accusative plural)
tirsegiň (genitive singular)
tirsekleriň (genitive plural)
tirsege (dative singular)
tirseklere (dative plural)
tirsekde (locative singular)
tirseklerde (locative plural)
tirsekden (ablative singular)
tirseklerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tirsgek. Cognate with Turkish dirsek.


kümüş

kümüş (definite accusative kümşi, plural kümüşler)

kümşi (accusative definite)
kümüşler (plural)
kümüş (nominative singular)
kümüşler (nominative plural)
kümşi (accusative singular)
kümüşleri (accusative plural)
kümşüň (genitive singular)
kümüşleriň (genitive plural)
kümşe (dative singular)
kümüşlere (dative plural)
kümüşde (locative singular)
kümüşlerde (locative plural)
kümüşden (ablative singular)
kümüşlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kümüĺ (“silver”). Cognate with Turkish gümüş.


ene

paternal grandmother
paternal grandmother


fizika

fizika (definite accusative fizikany, plural fizikalar)

fizikany (accusative definite)
fizikalar (plural)
fizika (nominative singular)
fizikalar (nominative plural)
fizikany (accusative singular)
fizikalary (accusative plural)
fizikanyň (genitive singular)
fizikalaryň (genitive plural)
fizikā (dative singular)
fizikalara (dative plural)
fizikada (locative singular)
fizikalarda (locative plural)
fizikadan (ablative singular)
fizikalardan (ablative plural)


burun

burun (definite accusative burny, plural burunlar)

burny (accusative definite)
burunlar (plural)
burun (nominative singular)
burunlar (nominative plural)
burny (accusative singular)
burunlary (accusative plural)
burnuň (genitive singular)
burunlaryň (genitive plural)
burna (dative singular)
burunlara (dative plural)
burunda (locative singular)
burunlarda (locative plural)
burundan (ablative singular)
burunlardan (ablative plural)


ördek

ördek (definite accusative ördegi, plural ördekler)

ördegi (accusative definite)
ördekler (plural)
ördek (nominative singular)
ördekler (nominative plural)
ördegi (accusative singular)
ördekleri (accusative plural)
ördegiň (genitive singular)
ördekleriň (genitive plural)
ördege (dative singular)
ördeklere (dative plural)
ördekde (locative singular)
ördeklerde (locative plural)
ördekden (ablative singular)
ördeklerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *ȫrdek (“duck”).


piwo

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piwo (definite accusative piwony, plural piwolar)

piwony (accusative definite)
piwolar (plural)
piwo (nominative singular)
piwolar (nominative plural)
piwony (accusative singular)
piwolary (accusative plural)
piwonuň (genitive singular)
piwolaryň (genitive plural)
piwā (dative singular)
piwolara (dative plural)
piwoda (locative singular)
piwolarda (locative plural)
piwodan (ablative singular)
piwolardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian пи́во (pívo), from Proto-Slavic *pivo.


že

že (definite accusative ženi, plural želer)

ženi (accusative definite)
želer (plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter Ž/ž.


bulut

bulut (definite accusative buludy, plural bulutlar)

buludy (accusative definite)
bulutlar (plural)
bulut (nominative singular)
bulutlar (nominative plural)
buludy (accusative singular)
bulutlary (accusative plural)
buluduň (genitive singular)
bulutlaryň (genitive plural)
buluda (dative singular)
bulutlara (dative plural)
bulutda (locative singular)
bulutlarda (locative plural)
bulutdan (ablative singular)
bulutlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bulït, compare Turkish bulut, Yakut пылыт (pılıt).


öldürmek

öldürmek (infinitive)
öldürüş (gerund)
öldürýǟn (participle present)
öldüren (participle past)
öldürjek (future participle)
öldürýǟrin (first-person indicative present singular)
öldürýǟrsin (indicative present second-person singular)
öldürýǟr (indicative present singular third-person)
öldürýǟris (first-person indicative plural present)
öldürýǟrsiňiz (indicative plural present second-person)
öldürýǟrler (indicative plural present third-person)
öldürýǟr (indicative plural present third-person)
öldürdüm (first-person indicative past proximal singular)
öldürdüň (indicative past proximal second-person singular)
öldürdü (indicative past proximal singular third-person)
öldürdük (first-person indicative past plural proximal)
öldürdüňiz (indicative past plural proximal second-person)
öldürdüler (indicative past plural proximal third-person)
öldürüpdim (distal first-person indicative past singular)
öldürüpdiň (distal indicative past second-person singular)
öldürüpdi (distal indicative past singular third-person)
öldürüpdik (distal first-person indicative past plural)
öldürüpdiňiz (distal indicative past plural second-person)
öldürüpdiler (distal indicative past plural third-person)
öldürüpdirin (first-person indicative past singular unwitnessed)
öldürüpsiň (indicative past second-person singular unwitnessed)
öldürüpdir (indicative past singular third-person unwitnessed)
öldürüpdiris (first-person indicative past plural unwitnessed)
öldürüpsiňiz (indicative past plural second-person unwitnessed)
öldürüpdirler (indicative past plural third-person unwitnessed)
öldürerin (first-person future indefinite indicative singular)
öldürersiň (future indefinite indicative second-person singular)
öldürer (future indefinite indicative singular third-person)
öldüreris (first-person future indefinite indicative plural)
öldürersiňiz (future indefinite indicative plural second-person)
öldürerler (future indefinite indicative plural third-person)
öldürjek (definite future indicative)
öldürerdim (first-person indefinite indicative past-future singular)
öldürerdiň (indefinite indicative past-future second-person singular)
öldürerdi (indefinite indicative past-future singular third-person)
öldürerdik (first-person indefinite indicative past-future plural)
öldürerdiňiz (indefinite indicative past-future plural second-person)
öldürerdiler (indefinite indicative past-future plural third-person)
öldürjekdim (definite first-person indicative past-future singular)
öldürjekdiň (definite indicative past-future second-person singular)
öldürjekdi (definite indicative past-future singular third-person)
öldürjekdik (definite first-person indicative past-future plural)
öldürjekdiňiz (definite indicative past-future plural second-person)
öldürjekdiler (definite indicative past-future plural third-person)
öldürsem (conditional first-person singular)
öldürseň (conditional second-person singular)
öldürse (conditional singular third-person)
öldürsek (conditional first-person plural)
öldürseňiz (conditional plural second-person)
öldürseler (conditional plural third-person)
past participle + conditional of bolmak (conditional past)
öldüreýiň (first-person imperative singular)
öldür (imperative second-person singular)
öldürsün (imperative singular third-person)
öldüreliň (first-person imperative plural)
öldüriň (imperative plural second-person)
öldürsünler (imperative plural third-person)
öldürmeli (obligative present)
öldürmelidim (first-person obligative past singular)
öldürmelidiň (obligative past second-person singular)
öldürmelidi (obligative past singular third-person)
öldürmelidik (first-person obligative past plural)
öldürmelidiňiz (obligative past plural second-person)
öldürmelidiler (obligative past plural third-person)
öldürmekçi (intentive present)
öldürmekçidim (first-person intentive past singular)
öldürmekçidiň (intentive past second-person singular)
öldürmekçidi (intentive past singular third-person)
öldürmekçidik (first-person intentive past plural)
öldürmekçidiňiz (intentive past plural second-person)
öldürmekçidiler (intentive past plural third-person)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *öltür- (“to kill”). Causative form of ölmek (“to die”).


tabak

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tabak (definite accusative tabagy, plural tabaklar)

tabagy (accusative definite)
tabaklar (plural)
tabak (nominative singular)
tabaklar (nominative plural)
tabagy (accusative singular)
tabaklary (accusative plural)
tabagyň (genitive singular)
tabaklaryň (genitive plural)
tabaga (dative singular)
tabaklara (dative plural)
tabakda (locative singular)
tabaklarda (locative plural)
tabakdan (ablative singular)
tabaklardan (ablative plural)


sypat

sypat (definite accusative sypaty, plural sypatlar)

sypaty (accusative definite)
sypatlar (plural)
sypat (nominative singular)
sypatlar (nominative plural)
sypaty (accusative singular)
sypatlary (accusative plural)
sypatyň (genitive singular)
sypatlaryň (genitive plural)
sypata (dative singular)
sypatlara (dative plural)
sypatda (locative singular)
sypatlarda (locative plural)
sypatdan (ablative singular)
sypatlardan (ablative plural)

From Arabic صِفَة (ṣifa). Compare Turkish sıfat.


kebap

kebap (definite accusative kebaby, plural kebaplar)

kebaby (accusative definite)
kebaplar (plural)
kebap (nominative singular)
kebaplar (nominative plural)
kebaby (accusative singular)
kebaplary (accusative plural)
kebabyň (genitive singular)
kebaplaryň (genitive plural)
kebaba (dative singular)
kebaplara (dative plural)
kebapda (locative singular)
kebaplarda (locative plural)
kebapdan (ablative singular)
kebaplardan (ablative plural)


palta

palta (definite accusative paltany, plural paltalar)

paltany (accusative definite)
paltalar (plural)
palta (nominative singular)
paltalar (nominative plural)
paltany (accusative singular)
paltalary (accusative plural)
paltanyň (genitive singular)
paltalaryň (genitive plural)
paltā (dative singular)
paltalara (dative plural)
paltada (locative singular)
paltalarda (locative plural)
paltadan (ablative singular)
paltalardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *baltu (“axe”)


bogaz

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bogaz (definite accusative bogazy, plural bogazlar)

bogazy (accusative definite)
bogazlar (plural)
bogaz (nominative singular)
bogazlar (nominative plural)
bogazy (accusative singular)
bogazlary (accusative plural)
bogazyň (genitive singular)
bogazlaryň (genitive plural)
bogaza (dative singular)
bogazlara (dative plural)
bogazda (locative singular)
bogazlarda (locative plural)
bogazdan (ablative singular)
bogazlardan (ablative plural)


dogan

dogan (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


inspektor

inspektor (definite accusative inspektory, plural inspektorlar)

inspektory (accusative definite)
inspektorlar (plural)
inspektor (nominative singular)
inspektorlar (nominative plural)
inspektory (accusative singular)
inspektorlary (accusative plural)
inspektoruň (genitive singular)
inspektorlaryň (genitive plural)
inspektora (dative singular)
inspektorlara (dative plural)
inspektorda (locative singular)
inspektorlarda (locative plural)
inspektordan (ablative singular)
inspektorlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian инспектор (inspektor)


dalak

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dalak (definite accusative dalagy, plural dalaklar)

dalagy (accusative definite)
dalaklar (plural)
dalak (nominative singular)
dalaklar (nominative plural)
dalagy (accusative singular)
dalaklary (accusative plural)
dalagyň (genitive singular)
dalaklaryň (genitive plural)
dalaga (dative singular)
dalaklara (dative plural)
dalakda (locative singular)
dalaklarda (locative plural)
dalakdan (ablative singular)
dalaklardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Common Turkic *tālak (“spleen”). Cognate with Azerbaijani dalaq, Turkish dalak.


jigi

cognate with dialectical Azerbaijani cici.


respublika

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respublika (definite accusative respublikany, plural respublikalar)

respublikany (accusative definite)
respublikalar (plural)
respublika (nominative singular)
respublikalar (nominative plural)
respublikany (accusative singular)
respublikalary (accusative plural)
respublikanyň (genitive singular)
respublikalaryň (genitive plural)
respublikā (dative singular)
respublikalara (dative plural)
respublikada (locative singular)
respublikalarda (locative plural)
respublikadan (ablative singular)
respublikalardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian респу́блика (respúblika)


fewral

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fewral (definite accusative fewraly, plural fewrallar)

fewraly (accusative definite)
fewrallar (plural)
fewral (nominative singular)
fewrallar (nominative plural)
fewraly (accusative singular)
fewrallary (accusative plural)
fewralyň (genitive singular)
fewrallaryň (genitive plural)
fewrala (dative singular)
fewrallara (dative plural)
fewralda (locative singular)
fewrallarda (locative plural)
fewraldan (ablative singular)
fewrallardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian февра́ль (fevrálʹ).

February (second month of the Gregorian calendar)


günorta

günorta (definite accusative günortany, uncountable -)

Compound of gün (“sun”) + orta (“middle”), based on position of sun in sky during midday.


gelin

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gelin (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


astrofizika

astrofizika (definite accusative astrofizikany, uncountable -)

astrofizikany (accusative definite)
astrofizika (nominative singular-only)
astrofizikany (accusative singular-only)
astrofizikanyň (genitive singular-only)
astrofizikā (dative singular-only)
astrofizikada (locative singular-only)
astrofizikadan (ablative singular-only)


ýyldyz

ýyldyz (definite accusative ýyldyzy, plural ýyldyzlar)

ýyldyzy (accusative definite)
ýyldyzlar (plural)
ýyldyz (nominative singular)
ýyldyzlar (nominative plural)
ýyldyzy (accusative singular)
ýyldyzlary (accusative plural)
ýyldyzyň (genitive singular)
ýyldyzlaryň (genitive plural)
ýyldyza (dative singular)
ýyldyzlara (dative plural)
ýyldyzda (locative singular)
ýyldyzlarda (locative plural)
ýyldyzdan (ablative singular)
ýyldyzlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yulduŕ (“star”). Cognate with Turkish yıldız.


furgon

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furgon (definite accusative furgony, plural furgonlar)

furgony (accusative definite)
furgonlar (plural)
furgon (nominative singular)
furgonlar (nominative plural)
furgony (accusative singular)
furgonlary (accusative plural)
furgonuň (genitive singular)
furgonlaryň (genitive plural)
furgona (dative singular)
furgonlara (dative plural)
furgonda (locative singular)
furgonlarda (locative plural)
furgondan (ablative singular)
furgonlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian фурго́н (furgón), from French fourgon.


ýassyk

ýassyk (definite accusative ýassygy, plural ýassyklar)

ýassygy (accusative definite)
ýassyklar (plural)
ýassyk (nominative singular)
ýassyklar (nominative plural)
ýassygy (accusative singular)
ýassyklary (accusative plural)
ýassygyň (genitive singular)
ýassyklaryň (genitive plural)
ýassyga (dative singular)
ýassyklara (dative plural)
ýassykda (locative singular)
ýassyklarda (locative plural)
ýassykdan (ablative singular)
ýassyklardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yạŕtuk. Cognate with Turkish yastık.


gyş

gyş (definite accusative gyşy, plural gyşlar)

gyşy (accusative definite)
gyşlar (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kïĺ (“winter”). Cognate with Turkish kış.


çemçe

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çemçe (definite accusative çemçeni, plural çemçeler)

çemçeni (accusative definite)
çemçeler (plural)
çemçe (nominative singular)
çemçeler (nominative plural)
çemçeni (accusative singular)
çemçeleri (accusative plural)
çemçeniň (genitive singular)
çemçeleriň (genitive plural)
çemçä (dative singular)
çemçelere (dative plural)
çemçede (locative singular)
çemçelerde (locative plural)
çemçeden (ablative singular)
çemçelerden (ablative plural)


hasap

hasab (definite accusative hasaby, plural hasablar)

hasab (canonical)
hasaby (accusative definite)
hasablar (plural)
hasap (nominative singular)
hasaplar (nominative plural)
hasaby (accusative singular)
hasaplary (accusative plural)
hasabyň (genitive singular)
hasaplaryň (genitive plural)
hasaba (dative singular)
hasaplara (dative plural)
hasapda (locative singular)
hasaplarda (locative plural)
hasapdan (ablative singular)
hasaplardan (ablative plural)


sarymsak

sarymsak (definite accusative sarymsaky, plural sarymsaklar)

sarymsaky (accusative definite)
sarymsaklar (plural)
sarymsak (nominative singular)
sarymsaklar (nominative plural)
sarymsaky (accusative singular)
sarymsaklary (accusative plural)
sarymsakyň (genitive singular)
sarymsaklaryň (genitive plural)
sarymsaka (dative singular)
sarymsaklara (dative plural)
sarymsakda (locative singular)
sarymsaklarda (locative plural)
sarymsakdan (ablative singular)
sarymsaklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *sarïmsak. Cognate with Turkish sarımsak.


zäher

zäher (definite accusative zäheri, plural zäherler)

zäheri (accusative definite)
zäherler (plural)
zäher (nominative singular)
zäherler (nominative plural)
zäheri (accusative singular)
zäherleri (accusative plural)
zäheriň (genitive singular)
zäherleriň (genitive plural)
zähere (dative singular)
zäherlere (dative plural)
zäherde (locative singular)
zäherlerde (locative plural)
zäherden (ablative singular)
zäherlerden (ablative plural)


dünýä

dünýä (definite accusative dünýäni, plural dünýäler)

dünýäni (accusative definite)
dünýäler (plural)
dünýä (nominative singular)
dünýäler (nominative plural)
dünýäni (accusative singular)
dünýäleri (accusative plural)
dünýäniň (genitive singular)
dünýäleriň (genitive plural)
dünýē (dative singular)
dünýälere (dative plural)
dünýäde (locative singular)
dünýälerde (locative plural)
dünýäden (ablative singular)
dünýälerden (ablative plural)

From Classical Persian دُنْیَا (dunyā), from Arabic دُنْيَا (dunyā).


gulak

gulak (definite accusative gulagy, plural gulaklar)

gulagy (accusative definite)
gulaklar (plural)
gulak (nominative singular)
gulaklar (nominative plural)
gulagy (accusative singular)
gulaklary (accusative plural)
gulagyň (genitive singular)
gulaklaryň (genitive plural)
gulaga (dative singular)
gulaklara (dative plural)
gulakda (locative singular)
gulaklarda (locative plural)
gulakdan (ablative singular)
gulaklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kulkak (“ear”). Cognate to Turkish kulak (“ear”).


güýz

güýz (definite accusative güýzi, plural güýzler)

güýzi (accusative definite)
güýzler (plural)
güýz (nominative singular)
güýzler (nominative plural)
güýzi (accusative singular)
güýzleri (accusative plural)
güýziň (genitive singular)
güýzleriň (genitive plural)
güýze (dative singular)
güýzlere (dative plural)
güýzde (locative singular)
güýzlerde (locative plural)
güýzden (ablative singular)
güýzlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kǖŕ (“autumn”). Cognate with Turkish güz.


agşam

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agşam (definite accusative agşamy, plural agşamlar)

agşamy (accusative definite)
agşamlar (plural)


aýy

aýy (definite accusative aýyny, plural aýylar)

aýyny (accusative definite)
aýylar (plural)
aýy (nominative singular)
aýylar (nominative plural)
aýyny (accusative singular)
aýylary (accusative plural)
aýynyň (genitive singular)
aýylaryň (genitive plural)
aýā (dative singular)
aýylara (dative plural)
aýyda (locative singular)
aýylarda (locative plural)
aýydan (ablative singular)
aýylardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Oghuz *ayï, from Proto-Turkic *adïg.


ýalyn

ýalyn (definite accusative ýalny, plural ýalynlar)

ýalny (accusative definite)
ýalynlar (plural)
ýalyn (nominative singular)
ýalynlar (nominative plural)
ýalny (accusative singular)
ýalynlary (accusative plural)
ýalnyň (genitive singular)
ýalynlaryň (genitive plural)
ýalna (dative singular)
ýalynlara (dative plural)
ýalynda (locative singular)
ýalynlarda (locative plural)
ýalyndan (ablative singular)
ýalynlardan (ablative plural)

Derived from Proto-Turkic *yalïŋ (“lonely”). Cognate with Turkish yalın.


edebiýat

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edebiýat (definite accusative edebiýaty, plural edebiýatlar)

edebiýaty (accusative definite)
edebiýatlar (plural)
edebiýat (nominative singular)
edebiýatlar (nominative plural)
edebiýaty (accusative singular)
edebiýatlary (accusative plural)
edebiýatyň (genitive singular)
edebiýatlaryň (genitive plural)
edebiýata (dative singular)
edebiýatlara (dative plural)
edebiýatda (locative singular)
edebiýatlarda (locative plural)
edebiýatdan (ablative singular)
edebiýatlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic أَدَبِيَّات (ʔadabiyyāt).


ýekşenbe

Borrowed from Classical Persian یکشنبه (yak-šanba).


düýn

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düýn (definite accusative ü, plural düýnler)

ü (accusative definite)
düýnler (plural)

From Old Turkic tün (“night”), from Proto-Turkic *tǖn. Compare Turkish dün (“yesterday”).


duşenbe

duşenbe (definite accusative duşenbeni, plural duşenbeler)

duşenbeni (accusative definite)
duşenbeler (plural)


syýasat

syýasat (definite accusative syýasaty, plural syýasatlar)

syýasaty (accusative definite)
syýasatlar (plural)
syýasat (nominative singular)
syýasatlar (nominative plural)
syýasaty (accusative singular)
syýasatlary (accusative plural)
syýasatyň (genitive singular)
syýasatlaryň (genitive plural)
syýasata (dative singular)
syýasatlara (dative plural)
syýasatda (locative singular)
syýasatlarda (locative plural)
syýasatdan (ablative singular)
syýasatlardan (ablative plural)


çarşenbe

çarşenbe (definite accusative çarşenbäni, plural çarşenbeler)

çarşenbäni (accusative definite)
çarşenbeler (plural)
çarşenbe (nominative singular)
çarşenbeler (nominative plural)
çarşenbäni (accusative singular)
çarşenbeleri (accusative plural)
çarşenbäniň (genitive singular)
çarşenbeleriň (genitive plural)
çarşenbä (dative singular)
çarşenbelere (dative plural)
çarşenbede (locative singular)
çarşenbelerde (locative plural)
çarşenbeden (ablative singular)
çarşenbelerden (ablative plural)

/t͡ʃɑːɾʃɛnˈbɛ/

From Persian چارشنبه (čâršanba, čâršamba), an alternative form of Persian چهارشنبه (čahâršanba, čahâršamba).

bor

Çarşenbe güni Azerbaýjana gidýäris.

We are traveling to Azerbaijan on Wednesday.


aýak

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aýak (definite accusative aýagy, plural aýaklar)

aýagy (accusative definite)
aýaklar (plural)
aýak (nominative singular)
aýaklar (nominative plural)
aýagy (accusative singular)
aýaklary (accusative plural)
aýagyň (genitive singular)
aýaklaryň (genitive plural)
aýaga (dative singular)
aýaklara (dative plural)
aýakda (locative singular)
aýaklarda (locative plural)
aýakdan (ablative singular)
aýaklardan (ablative plural)


demirgazyk

demirgazyk (definite accusative demirgazygy, uncountable -)

Compound of demir (“iron”) + gazyk (“tent peg”).


gündogar

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gündogar (definite accusative gündogary, uncountable -)

gündogary (accusative definite)
gündogar (nominative singular-only)
gündogary (accusative singular-only)
gündogaryň (genitive singular-only)
gündogara (dative singular-only)
gündogarda (locative singular-only)
gündogardan (ablative singular-only)

Compound of gün (“sun”) + dogmak (“to be born or give birth”).

com+

Eastakyn Gündogar
Middle East


günbatar

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günbatar (definite accusative günbatary, uncountable -)

Compound of gün (“sun”) + batmak (“to sink, go down”).


çaý

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çaý (definite accusative çaýy, plural çaýlar)

çaýy (accusative definite)
çaýlar (plural)

Borrowed from Sinitic 茶 (chá), ultimately from Proto-Sino-Tibetan *s-la.

tea (the plant, the dried leaves or buds of the plant, the drink made by infusing these dried leaves or buds in hot water)


ýüz

From Old Turkic yüz, from Proto-Turkic *yǖŕ (“hundred”). Cognate with Turkish yüz.


ýüz

ýüz (definite accusative ýüzi, plural ýüzler)

ýüzi (accusative definite)
ýüzler (plural)
ýüz (nominative singular)
ýüzler (nominative plural)
ýüzi (accusative singular)
ýüzleri (accusative plural)
ýüzüň (genitive singular)
ýüzleriň (genitive plural)
ýüze (dative singular)
ýüzlere (dative plural)
ýüzde (locative singular)
ýüzlerde (locative plural)
ýüzden (ablative singular)
ýüzlerden (ablative plural)

From Old Turkic yüz, from Proto-Turkic *hüz, *yǖŕ (“face”).


ýaşyl

ýaşyl (comparative ýaşylrak, superlative iň ýaşyl)

ýaşylrak (comparative)
iň ýaşyl (superlative)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yāĺïl (“green”).


gyzyl

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gyzyl (comparative gyzylrak, superlative iň gyzyl)

gyzylrak (comparative)
iň gyzyl (superlative)


sakgal

sakgal (definite accusative sakgaly, plural sakgallar)

sakgaly (accusative definite)
sakgallar (plural)
sakgal (nominative singular)
sakgallar (nominative plural)
sakgaly (accusative singular)
sakgallary (accusative plural)
sakgalyň (genitive singular)
sakgallaryň (genitive plural)
sakgala (dative singular)
sakgallara (dative plural)
sakgalda (locative singular)
sakgallarda (locative plural)
sakgaldan (ablative singular)
sakgallardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic. Cognate with Azerbaijani saqqal, Crimean Tatar saqal, Old Turkic [script needed] (sakal), Turkish sakal.


esger

esger (definite accusative esgeri, plural esgerler)

esgeri (accusative definite)
esgerler (plural)
esger (nominative singular)
esgerler (nominative plural)
esgeri (accusative singular)
esgerleri (accusative plural)
esgeriň (genitive singular)
esgerleriň (genitive plural)
esgere (dative singular)
esgerlere (dative plural)
esgerde (locative singular)
esgerlerde (locative plural)
esgerden (ablative singular)
esgerlerden (ablative plural)


bürünç

bürünç (definite accusative bürünji, plural bürünçler)

bürünji (accusative definite)
bürünçler (plural)
bürünç (nominative singular)
bürünçler (nominative plural)
bürünji (accusative singular)
bürünçleri (accusative plural)
bürünjiň (genitive singular)
bürünçleriň (genitive plural)
bürünje (dative singular)
bürünçlere (dative plural)
bürünçde (locative singular)
bürünçlerde (locative plural)
bürünçden (ablative singular)
bürünçlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian بِرِنْج (birinj).

bor+

Bu ýer bürünç ekmek üçin örän amatly.

This land is very suitable for rice cultivation.


balykçy

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balykçy (definite accusative balykçyny, plural balykçylar)

balykçyny (accusative definite)
balykçylar (plural)
balykçy (nominative singular)
balykçylar (nominative plural)
balykçyny (accusative singular)
balykçylary (accusative plural)
balykçynyň (genitive singular)
balykçylaryň (genitive plural)
balykçā (dative singular)
balykçylara (dative plural)
balykçyda (locative singular)
balykçylarda (locative plural)
balykçydan (ablative singular)
balykçylardan (ablative plural)

/bɑːlɯkˈt͡ʃɯ/

Morphologically balyk + -çy. Compare Azerbaijani balıqçı and Turkish balıkçı.


türme

türme (definite accusative türmäni, plural türmeler)

türmäni (accusative definite)
türmeler (plural)
türme (nominative singular)
türmeler (nominative plural)
türmäni (accusative singular)
türmeleri (accusative plural)
türmäniň (genitive singular)
türmeleriň (genitive plural)
türmä (dative singular)
türmelere (dative plural)
türmede (locative singular)
türmelerde (locative plural)
türmeden (ablative singular)
türmelerden (ablative plural)


elti

elti (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

(Polygamy) women who share the same husband


şa

şa (definite accusative şany, plural şalar)

şany (accusative definite)
şalar (plural)
şa (nominative singular)
şalar (nominative plural)
şany (accusative singular)
şalary (accusative plural)
şanyň (genitive singular)
şalaryň (genitive plural)
şā (dative singular)
şalara (dative plural)
şada (locative singular)
şalarda (locative plural)
şadan (ablative singular)
şalardan (ablative plural)


çe

çe (definite accusative çeni, plural çeler)

çeni (accusative definite)
çeler (plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter Ç/ç.


şe

şe (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

The name of the Latin-script letter Ş/ş.


wagt

wagt (definite accusative wagty, plural wagtlar)

wagty (accusative definite)
wagtlar (plural)
wagt (nominative singular)
wagtlar (nominative plural)
wagty (accusative singular)
wagtlary (accusative plural)
wagtyň (genitive singular)
wagtlaryň (genitive plural)
wagta (dative singular)
wagtlara (dative plural)
wagtda (locative singular)
wagtlarda (locative plural)
wagtdan (ablative singular)
wagtlardan (ablative plural)


ussat

ussat (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

Derived from Arabic أُسْتَاذ (ʔustāḏ, “professor”)


peýnir

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peýnir (definite accusative peýniri, plural peýnirler)

peýniri (accusative definite)
peýnirler (plural)
peýnir (nominative singular)
peýnirler (nominative plural)
peýniri (accusative singular)
peýnirleri (accusative plural)
peýniriň (genitive singular)
peýnirleriň (genitive plural)
peýnire (dative singular)
peýnirlere (dative plural)
peýnirde (locative singular)
peýnirlerde (locative plural)
peýnirden (ablative singular)
peýnirlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian پنیر (panīr).


Awstraliýa

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)


tomus

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tomus (definite accusative tomusy, plural tomuslar)

tomusy (accusative definite)
tomuslar (plural)
tomus (nominative singular)
tomuslar (nominative plural)
tomusy (accusative singular)
tomuslary (accusative plural)
tomusyň (genitive singular)
tomuslaryň (genitive plural)
tomusa (dative singular)
tomuslara (dative plural)
tomusda (locative singular)
tomuslarda (locative plural)
tomusdan (ablative singular)
tomuslardan (ablative plural)


sapar

sapar (definite accusative sapary, plural saparlar)

sapary (accusative definite)
saparlar (plural)
sapar (nominative singular)
saparlar (nominative plural)
sapary (accusative singular)
saparlary (accusative plural)
saparyň (genitive singular)
saparlaryň (genitive plural)
sapara (dative singular)
saparlara (dative plural)
saparda (locative singular)
saparlarda (locative plural)
sapardan (ablative singular)
saparlardan (ablative plural)

(Islam) Safar (second month of the Muslim calendar.)


disket

disket (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


ýüzük

ýüzük (definite accusative ýüzügi, plural ýüzükler)

ýüzügi (accusative definite)
ýüzükler (plural)
ýüzük (nominative singular)
ýüzükler (nominative plural)
ýüzügi (accusative singular)
ýüzükleri (accusative plural)
ýüzügüň (genitive singular)
ýüzükleriň (genitive plural)
ýüzüge (dative singular)
ýüzüklere (dative plural)
ýüzükde (locative singular)
ýüzüklerde (locative plural)
ýüzükden (ablative singular)
ýüzüklerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yüŕük (“ring”). Cognate to Turkish yüzük (“ring”).

yuzuk (a game played at weddings and on special days where a person hides a ring or pocket knife in their hand and another person guesses which hand it is in)


arap

arap (comparative ?, superlative iň arap)

Borrowed from Arabic عَرَب (ʕarab). Compare Azerbaijani ərəb..


arap

arap (definite accusative arapy, plural araplar)

arapy (accusative definite)
araplar (plural)
arap (nominative singular)
araplar (nominative plural)
arapy (accusative singular)
araplary (accusative plural)
arapyň (genitive singular)
araplaryň (genitive plural)
arapa (dative singular)
araplara (dative plural)
arapda (locative singular)
araplarda (locative plural)
arapdan (ablative singular)
araplardan (ablative plural)


arfa

arfa (definite accusative arfany, plural arfalar)

arfany (accusative definite)
arfalar (plural)
arfa (nominative singular)
arfalar (nominative plural)
arfany (accusative singular)
arfalary (accusative plural)
arfanyň (genitive singular)
arfalaryň (genitive plural)
arfā (dative singular)
arfalara (dative plural)
arfada (locative singular)
arfalarda (locative plural)
arfadan (ablative singular)
arfalardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *arpa, medial p changed to f in Yomut dialect.


arfa

From Russian а́рфа (árfa), ultimately from German Harfe.

Men arfa çalýaryn.


töre

Ol özüni Hywa törelerinden biriniň ogly diýip görkezdi.

(Can we date this quote?), B. Kerbabaýew, Aýgytly ädim:

he pretended to be one of khiva bureaucrat's son


ýaşylbaş

ýaşylbaş (definite accusative ýaşylbaşy, plural ýaşylbaşlar)

ýaşylbaşy (accusative definite)
ýaşylbaşlar (plural)
ýaşylbaş (nominative singular)
ýaşylbaşlar (nominative plural)
ýaşylbaşy (accusative singular)
ýaşylbaşlary (accusative plural)
ýaşylbaşyň (genitive singular)
ýaşylbaşlaryň (genitive plural)
ýaşylbaşa (dative singular)
ýaşylbaşlara (dative plural)
ýaşylbaşda (locative singular)
ýaşylbaşlarda (locative plural)
ýaşylbaşdan (ablative singular)
ýaşylbaşlardan (ablative plural)


salamaleýkim

Borrowed from Arabic اَلسَّلَام عَلَيْكُم (as-salām ʕalaykum, “peace be upon you”).

bor

اَلسَّلَام عَلَيْكُم

(Islam) salaam alaikum (Muslim greeting)


şugundyr

head

şugundyr (definite accusative şugundyry, plural şugundyrlar)

şugundyry (accusative definite)
şugundyrlar (plural)
şugundyr (nominative singular)
şugundyrlar (nominative plural)
şugundyry (accusative singular)
şugundyrlary (accusative plural)
şugundyryň (genitive singular)
şugundyrlaryň (genitive plural)
şugundyra (dative singular)
şugundyrlara (dative plural)
şugundyrda (locative singular)
şugundyrlarda (locative plural)
şugundyrdan (ablative singular)
şugundyrlardan (ablative plural)

/ʃʊnɡʊnˈdɯɾ/

From Persian چغندر (čoğondar, “beet”).
Cognate with Bashkir сөгөлдөр (sögöldör), Tatar чөгендер (çögender), Karachay-Balkar чюгюндюр (çügündür).


ruçka

ruçka (definite accusative ruçkany, plural ruçkalar)

ruçkany (accusative definite)
ruçkalar (plural)
ruçka (nominative singular)
ruçkalar (nominative plural)
ruçkany (accusative singular)
ruçkalary (accusative plural)
ruçkanyň (genitive singular)
ruçkalaryň (genitive plural)
ruçkā (dative singular)
ruçkalara (dative plural)
ruçkada (locative singular)
ruçkalarda (locative plural)
ruçkadan (ablative singular)
ruçkalardan (ablative plural)


islandiýaly

islandiýaly (definite accusative islandiýalyny, plural islandiýalylar)

islandiýalyny (accusative definite)
islandiýalylar (plural)
islandiýaly (nominative singular)
islandiýalylar (nominative plural)
islandiýalyny (accusative singular)
islandiýalylary (accusative plural)
islandiýalynyň (genitive singular)
islandiýalylaryň (genitive plural)
islandiýalā (dative singular)
islandiýalylara (dative plural)
islandiýalyda (locative singular)
islandiýalylarda (locative plural)
islandiýalydan (ablative singular)
islandiýalylardan (ablative plural)

Morphologically Islandiýa (“Iceland”) + -ly.


aýakgap

aýakgap (definite accusative aýakgaby, plural aýakgaplar)

aýakgaby (accusative definite)
aýakgaplar (plural)
aýakgap (nominative singular)
aýakgaplar (nominative plural)
aýakgaby (accusative singular)
aýakgaplary (accusative plural)
aýakgabyň (genitive singular)
aýakgaplaryň (genitive plural)
aýakgaba (dative singular)
aýakgaplara (dative plural)
aýakgapda (locative singular)
aýakgaplarda (locative plural)
aýakgapdan (ablative singular)
aýakgaplardan (ablative plural)

From aýak (“leg, foot”) + gap (“case, container”).


günä

head

günä (definite accusative günäni, plural günäler)

günäni (accusative definite)
günäler (plural)
günä (nominative singular)
günäler (nominative plural)
günäni (accusative singular)
günäleri (accusative plural)
günäniň (genitive singular)
günäleriň (genitive plural)
günē (dative singular)
günälere (dative plural)
günäde (locative singular)
günälerde (locative plural)
günäden (ablative singular)
günälerden (ablative plural)


redif

redif (definite accusative redifi, plural redifler)

redifi (accusative definite)
redifler (plural)
redif (nominative singular)
redifler (nominative plural)
redifi (accusative singular)
redifleri (accusative plural)
redifiň (genitive singular)
redifleriň (genitive plural)
redife (dative singular)
rediflere (dative plural)
redifde (locative singular)
rediflerde (locative plural)
redifden (ablative singular)
rediflerden (ablative plural)


terjimeçi

terjimeçi (definite accusative terjimeçini, plural terjimeçiler)

terjimeçini (accusative definite)
terjimeçiler (plural)
terjimeçi (nominative singular)
terjimeçiler (nominative plural)
terjimeçini (accusative singular)
terjimeçileri (accusative plural)
terjimeçiniň (genitive singular)
terjimeçileriň (genitive plural)
terjimeçä (dative singular)
terjimeçilere (dative plural)
terjimeçide (locative singular)
terjimeçilerde (locative plural)
terjimeçiden (ablative singular)
terjimeçilerden (ablative plural)

Morphologically terjime (translation) + -çi.


ýanwar

ýanwar (definite accusative ýanwary, plural ýanwarlar)

ýanwary (accusative definite)
ýanwarlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian янва́рь (janvárʹ), ultimately from Latin Iānuārius.


penşenbe

From Persian پنجشنبه (panj-šanbe, “Thursday”). Cognate with Turkish perşembe (“Tuesday”), Kazakh бейсенбі (beisenbı, “Tuesday”), etc.


sişenbe

From Persian سهشنبه (se-šanbe, “Tuesday”).


iýun

head

iýun (definite accusative iýuny, plural iýunlar)

iýuny (accusative definite)
iýunlar (plural)


sentýabr

sentýabr (definite accusative sentýabry, plural sentýabrlar)

sentýabry (accusative definite)
sentýabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian сентя́брь (sentjábrʹ).


iýul

iýul (definite accusative iýuly, plural iýullar)

iýuly (accusative definite)
iýullar (plural)


maý

maý (definite accusative maýy, plural maýlar)

maýy (accusative definite)
maýlar (plural)


awgust

awgust (definite accusative awgusty, plural awgustlar)

awgusty (accusative definite)
awgustlar (plural)


oktýabr

oktýabr (definite accusative oktýabry, plural oktýabrlar)

oktýabry (accusative definite)
oktýabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian октя́брь (oktjábrʹ).


noýabr

noýabr (definite accusative noýabry, plural noýabrlar)

noýabry (accusative definite)
noýabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian ноя́брь (nojábrʹ).


bäşinji

[bæːɕɪnd͡ʑɪ]

From bäş + -inji. Compare Turkish beşinci, Kazakh бесінші (besınşı), Kyrgyz бешинчи (beşinci) and Azerbaijani beşinci.


ikinji

From iki + -inji. Compare Turkish ikinci, Azerbaijani ikinci and Kazakh екінші (ekınşı).


sadaka

sadaka (definite accusative sadakany, plural sadakalar)

sadakany (accusative definite)
sadakalar (plural)
sadaka (nominative singular)
sadakalar (nominative plural)
sadakany (accusative singular)
sadakalary (accusative plural)
sadakanyň (genitive singular)
sadakalaryň (genitive plural)
sadakā (dative singular)
sadakalara (dative plural)
sadakada (locative singular)
sadakalarda (locative plural)
sadakadan (ablative singular)
sadakalardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic صَدَقَة (ṣadaqa). Compare Turkish sadaka.


pyýada

pyýada (definite accusative pyýadany, plural pyýadalar)

pyýadany (accusative definite)
pyýadalar (plural)
pyýada (nominative singular)
pyýadalar (nominative plural)
pyýadany (accusative singular)
pyýadalary (accusative plural)
pyýadanyň (genitive singular)
pyýadalaryň (genitive plural)
pyýadā (dative singular)
pyýadalara (dative plural)
pyýadada (locative singular)
pyýadalarda (locative plural)
pyýadadan (ablative singular)
pyýadalardan (ablative plural)

From Persian پیاده (piyâde), from Middle Persian pdʾtk' (payādag).


sagat

sagat (definite accusative sagaty, plural sagatlar)

sagaty (accusative definite)
sagatlar (plural)
sagat (nominative singular)
sagatlar (nominative plural)
sagaty (accusative singular)
sagatlary (accusative plural)
sagatyň (genitive singular)
sagatlaryň (genitive plural)
sagata (dative singular)
sagatlara (dative plural)
sagatda (locative singular)
sagatlarda (locative plural)
sagatdan (ablative singular)
sagatlardan (ablative plural)


işjeňleşdirmek

işjeňleşdirmek (infinitive)
işjeňleşdiriş (gerund)
işjeňleşdirýǟn (participle present)
işjeňleşdiren (participle past)
işjeňleşdirjek (future participle)
işjeňleşdirýǟrin (first-person indicative present singular)
işjeňleşdirýǟrsin (indicative present second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirýǟr (indicative present singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirýǟris (first-person indicative plural present)
işjeňleşdirýǟrsiňiz (indicative plural present second-person)
işjeňleşdirýǟrler (indicative plural present third-person)
işjeňleşdirýǟr (indicative plural present third-person)
işjeňleşdirdim (first-person indicative past proximal singular)
işjeňleşdirdiň (indicative past proximal second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirdi (indicative past proximal singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirdik (first-person indicative past plural proximal)
işjeňleşdirdiňiz (indicative past plural proximal second-person)
işjeňleşdirdiler (indicative past plural proximal third-person)
işjeňleşdiripdim (distal first-person indicative past singular)
işjeňleşdiripdiň (distal indicative past second-person singular)
işjeňleşdiripdi (distal indicative past singular third-person)
işjeňleşdiripdik (distal first-person indicative past plural)
işjeňleşdiripdiňiz (distal indicative past plural second-person)
işjeňleşdiripdiler (distal indicative past plural third-person)
işjeňleşdiripdirin (first-person indicative past singular unwitnessed)
işjeňleşdiripsiň (indicative past second-person singular unwitnessed)
işjeňleşdiripdir (indicative past singular third-person unwitnessed)
işjeňleşdiripdiris (first-person indicative past plural unwitnessed)
işjeňleşdiripsiňiz (indicative past plural second-person unwitnessed)
işjeňleşdiripdirler (indicative past plural third-person unwitnessed)
işjeňleşdirerin (first-person future indefinite indicative singular)
işjeňleşdirersiň (future indefinite indicative second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirer (future indefinite indicative singular third-person)
işjeňleşdireris (first-person future indefinite indicative plural)
işjeňleşdirersiňiz (future indefinite indicative plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirerler (future indefinite indicative plural third-person)
işjeňleşdirjek (definite future indicative)
işjeňleşdirerdim (first-person indefinite indicative past-future singular)
işjeňleşdirerdiň (indefinite indicative past-future second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirerdi (indefinite indicative past-future singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirerdik (first-person indefinite indicative past-future plural)
işjeňleşdirerdiňiz (indefinite indicative past-future plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirerdiler (indefinite indicative past-future plural third-person)
işjeňleşdirjekdim (definite first-person indicative past-future singular)
işjeňleşdirjekdiň (definite indicative past-future second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirjekdi (definite indicative past-future singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirjekdik (definite first-person indicative past-future plural)
işjeňleşdirjekdiňiz (definite indicative past-future plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirjekdiler (definite indicative past-future plural third-person)
işjeňleşdirsem (conditional first-person singular)
işjeňleşdirseň (conditional second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirse (conditional singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirsek (conditional first-person plural)
işjeňleşdirseňiz (conditional plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirseler (conditional plural third-person)
past participle + conditional of bolmak (conditional past)
işjeňleşdireýiň (first-person imperative singular)
işjeňleşdir (imperative second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirsin (imperative singular third-person)
işjeňleşdireliň (first-person imperative plural)
işjeňleşdiriň (imperative plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirsinler (imperative plural third-person)
işjeňleşdirmeli (obligative present)
işjeňleşdirmelidim (first-person obligative past singular)
işjeňleşdirmelidiň (obligative past second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirmelidi (obligative past singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirmelidik (first-person obligative past plural)
işjeňleşdirmelidiňiz (obligative past plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirmelidiler (obligative past plural third-person)
işjeňleşdirmekçi (intentive present)
işjeňleşdirmekçidim (first-person intentive past singular)
işjeňleşdirmekçidiň (intentive past second-person singular)
işjeňleşdirmekçidi (intentive past singular third-person)
işjeňleşdirmekçidik (first-person intentive past plural)
işjeňleşdirmekçidiňiz (intentive past plural second-person)
işjeňleşdirmekçidiler (intentive past plural third-person)

(transitive, chiefly computing) to enable


çeýe disk

çeýe disk (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


programma üpjünçiligi

programma üpjünçiligi (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

From programma + üpjünçiligi. Calque of Russian програ́ммное обеспече́ние (prográmmnoje obespečénije).

calque

програ́ммное обеспече́ние

(computing) software (encoded computer instructions)


birinji

[bɪːɾɪnd͡ʑɪ]

From bir + -inji. Cognate with Azerbaijani birinci, Kazakh бірінші (bırınşı), Turkish birinci.

cog

Kazakh бірінші (bırınşı)


jyn

head

jyn (definite accusative jyny, plural jynlar)

jyny (accusative definite)
jynlar (plural)
jyn (nominative singular)
jynlar (nominative plural)
jyny (accusative singular)
jynlary (accusative plural)
jynyň (genitive singular)
jynlaryň (genitive plural)
jyna (dative singular)
jynlara (dative plural)
jynda (locative singular)
jynlarda (locative plural)
jyndan (ablative singular)
jynlardan (ablative plural)


çal

çal (comparative çalrak, superlative iň çal)

çalrak (comparative)
iň çal (superlative)


ýy

ýy (definite accusative ýyny, plural ýylar)

ýyny (accusative definite)
ýylar (plural)

The name of the Latin-script letter Ý/ý.


dükan

dükan (definite accusative dükany, plural dükanlar)

dükany (accusative definite)
dükanlar (plural)
dükan (nominative singular)
dükanlar (nominative plural)
dükany (accusative singular)
dükanlary (accusative plural)
dükanyň (genitive singular)
dükanlaryň (genitive plural)
dükana (dative singular)
dükanlara (dative plural)
dükanda (locative singular)
dükanlarda (locative plural)
dükandan (ablative singular)
dükanlardan (ablative plural)


ýaz

ýāz (definite accusative ýāzy, plural ýāzlar)

ýāz (canonical)
ýāzy (accusative definite)
ýāzlar (plural)
ýāz (nominative singular)
ýāzlar (nominative plural)
ýāzy (accusative singular)
ýāzlary (accusative plural)
ýāzyň (genitive singular)
ýāzlaryň (genitive plural)
ýāza (dative singular)
ýāzlara (dative plural)
ýāzda (locative singular)
ýāzlarda (locative plural)
ýāzdan (ablative singular)
ýāzlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Common Turkic *yāz, from Proto-Turkic *yāŕ. Cognate with Azerbaijani باز / јаз / yaz (“spring”), Turkish yaz (“summer”), etc.


parz

parz (definite accusative parzy, plural parzlar)

parzy (accusative definite)
parzlar (plural)
parz (nominative singular)
parzlar (nominative plural)
parzy (accusative singular)
parzlary (accusative plural)
parzyň (genitive singular)
parzlaryň (genitive plural)
parza (dative singular)
parzlara (dative plural)
parzda (locative singular)
parzlarda (locative plural)
parzdan (ablative singular)
parzlardan (ablative plural)


doly

doly (definite accusative dolyny, plural dolylar)

dolyny (accusative definite)
dolylar (plural)
doly (nominative singular)
dolylar (nominative plural)
dolyny (accusative singular)
dolylary (accusative plural)
dolynyň (genitive singular)
dolylaryň (genitive plural)
dolā (dative singular)
dolylara (dative plural)
dolyda (locative singular)
dolylarda (locative plural)
dolydan (ablative singular)
dolylardan (ablative plural)


pitne

pitne (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


dellek

dellek (definite accusative dellegi, plural dellekler)

dellegi (accusative definite)
dellekler (plural)
dellek (nominative singular)
dellekler (nominative plural)
dellegi (accusative singular)
dellekleri (accusative plural)
dellegiň (genitive singular)
dellekleriň (genitive plural)
dellege (dative singular)
delleklere (dative plural)
dellekde (locative singular)
delleklerde (locative plural)
dellekden (ablative singular)
delleklerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian دَلَّاک, from Arabic دَلَّاك (dallāk).


baldyz

baldyz (definite accusative baldyzy, plural baldyzlar)

baldyzy (accusative definite)
baldyzlar (plural)
baldyz (nominative singular)
baldyzlar (nominative plural)
baldyzy (accusative singular)
baldyzlary (accusative plural)
baldyzyň (genitive singular)
baldyzlaryň (genitive plural)
baldyza (dative singular)
baldyzlara (dative plural)
baldyzda (locative singular)
baldyzlarda (locative plural)
baldyzdan (ablative singular)
baldyzlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *bāldɨŕ (“a man's wife's younger sister; younger relative”).


watançy

head

watançy (definite accusative watançyny, plural watançylar)

watançyny (accusative definite)
watançylar (plural)
watançy (nominative singular)
watançylar (nominative plural)
watançyny (accusative singular)
watançylary (accusative plural)
watançynyň (genitive singular)
watançylaryň (genitive plural)
watançā (dative singular)
watançylara (dative plural)
watançyda (locative singular)
watançylarda (locative plural)
watançydan (ablative singular)
watançylardan (ablative plural)


allergiýa

allergiýa (definite accusative allergiýany, plural allergiýalar)

allergiýany (accusative definite)
allergiýalar (plural)
allergiýa (nominative singular)
allergiýalar (nominative plural)
allergiýany (accusative singular)
allergiýalary (accusative plural)
allergiýanyň (genitive singular)
allergiýalaryň (genitive plural)
allergiýā (dative singular)
allergiýalara (dative plural)
allergiýada (locative singular)
allergiýalarda (locative plural)
allergiýadan (ablative singular)
allergiýalardan (ablative plural)


elipbiý

elipbiý (definite accusative elipbiýi, plural elipbiýler)

elipbiýi (accusative definite)
elipbiýler (plural)
elipbiý (nominative singular)
elipbiýler (nominative plural)
elipbiýi (accusative singular)
elipbiýleri (accusative plural)
elipbiýiň (genitive singular)
elipbiýleriň (genitive plural)
elipbiýe (dative singular)
elipbiýlere (dative plural)
elipbiýde (locative singular)
elipbiýlerde (locative plural)
elipbiýden (ablative singular)
elipbiýlerden (ablative plural)

From Arabic أَلِفْبَاء (ʔalifbāʔ, “alphabet”).


gahryman

head

gahryman (definite accusative gahrymany, plural gahrymanlar)

gahrymany (accusative definite)
gahrymanlar (plural)
gahryman (nominative singular)
gahrymanlar (nominative plural)
gahrymany (accusative singular)
gahrymanlary (accusative plural)
gahrymanyň (genitive singular)
gahrymanlaryň (genitive plural)
gahrymana (dative singular)
gahrymanlara (dative plural)
gahrymanda (locative singular)
gahrymanlarda (locative plural)
gahrymandan (ablative singular)
gahrymanlardan (ablative plural)

From Persian قهرمان (qahramân). Cognates with Turkish kahraman.


goňur

goňur (comparative goňurrak, superlative iň goňur)

goňurrak (comparative)
iň goňur (superlative)


benewşe

benewşe (comparative benewşeräk, superlative iň benewşe)

benewşeräk (comparative)
iň benewşe (superlative)


göwrelilik

göwrelilik (definite accusative göwreliligi, plural göwrelilikler)

göwreliligi (accusative definite)
göwrelilikler (plural)

From göwreli (“pregnant”) + -lik (“-ness”).


lukman

lukman (definite accusative lukmany, plural lukmanlar)

lukmany (accusative definite)
lukmanlar (plural)
lukman (nominative singular)
lukmanlar (nominative plural)
lukmany (accusative singular)
lukmanlary (accusative plural)
lukmanyň (genitive singular)
lukmanlaryň (genitive plural)
lukmana (dative singular)
lukmanlara (dative plural)
lukmanda (locative singular)
lukmanlarda (locative plural)
lukmandan (ablative singular)
lukmanlardan (ablative plural)


lukmançylyk

lukmançylyk (definite accusative lukmançylygy, plural lukmançylyklar)

lukmançylygy (accusative definite)
lukmançylyklar (plural)
lukmançylyk (nominative singular)
lukmançylyklar (nominative plural)
lukmançylygy (accusative singular)
lukmançylyklary (accusative plural)
lukmançylygyň (genitive singular)
lukmançylyklaryň (genitive plural)
lukmançylyga (dative singular)
lukmançylyklara (dative plural)
lukmançylykda (locative singular)
lukmançylyklarda (locative plural)
lukmançylykdan (ablative singular)
lukmançylyklardan (ablative plural)


göreş

göreş (definite accusative göreşi, plural göreşler)

göreşi (accusative definite)
göreşler (plural)
göreş (nominative singular)
göreşler (nominative plural)
göreşi (accusative singular)
göreşleri (accusative plural)
göreşiň (genitive singular)
göreşleriň (genitive plural)
göreşe (dative singular)
göreşlere (dative plural)
göreşde (locative singular)
göreşlerde (locative plural)
göreşden (ablative singular)
göreşlerden (ablative plural)

From Common Turkic *küreš- (“to fight, to struggle”). Cognate with Turkish güreş, Azerbaijani güləş, Kyrgyz күрөш (küröş), etc.


nagma

head

nagma (definite accusative nagmany, plural nagmalar)

nagmany (accusative definite)
nagmalar (plural)
nagma (nominative singular)
nagmalar (nominative plural)
nagmany (accusative singular)
nagmalary (accusative plural)
nagmanyň (genitive singular)
nagmalaryň (genitive plural)
nagmā (dative singular)
nagmalara (dative plural)
nagmada (locative singular)
nagmalarda (locative plural)
nagmadan (ablative singular)
nagmalardan (ablative plural)


awtomaşyn

awtomaşyn (definite accusative awtomaşyny, plural awtomaşynlar)

awtomaşyny (accusative definite)
awtomaşynlar (plural)
awtomaşyn (nominative singular)
awtomaşynlar (nominative plural)
awtomaşyny (accusative singular)
awtomaşynlary (accusative plural)
awtomaşynyň (genitive singular)
awtomaşynlaryň (genitive plural)
awtomaşyna (dative singular)
awtomaşynlara (dative plural)
awtomaşynda (locative singular)
awtomaşynlarda (locative plural)
awtomaşyndan (ablative singular)
awtomaşynlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian автомаши́на (avtomašína).


melike

head

melike (definite accusative melikäni, plural melikeler)

melikäni (accusative definite)
melikeler (plural)
melike (nominative singular)
melikeler (nominative plural)
melikäni (accusative singular)
melikeleri (accusative plural)
melikäniň (genitive singular)
melikeleriň (genitive plural)
melikä (dative singular)
melikelere (dative plural)
melikede (locative singular)
melikelerde (locative plural)
melikeden (ablative singular)
melikelerden (ablative plural)


syýasy

syýasy (comparative ?, superlative iň syýasy)

Borrowed from Arabic سِيَاسِيّ (siyāsiyy). By surface analysis, syýasat + -y.


kompýuter

head

kompýuter (definite accusative kompýuteri, plural kompýuterler)

kompýuteri (accusative definite)
kompýuterler (plural)
kompýuter (nominative singular)
kompýuterler (nominative plural)
kompýuteri (accusative singular)
kompýuterleri (accusative plural)
kompýuteriň (genitive singular)
kompýuterleriň (genitive plural)
kompýutere (dative singular)
kompýuterlere (dative plural)
kompýuterde (locative singular)
kompýuterlerde (locative plural)
kompýuterden (ablative singular)
kompýuterlerden (ablative plural)


motosikl

motosikl (definite accusative motosikli, plural motosikller)

motosikli (accusative definite)
motosikller (plural)
motosikl (nominative singular)
motosikller (nominative plural)
motosikli (accusative singular)
motosiklleri (accusative plural)
motosikliň (genitive singular)
motosiklleriň (genitive plural)
motosikle (dative singular)
motosikllere (dative plural)
motosiklde (locative singular)
motosikllerde (locative plural)
motosiklden (ablative singular)
motosikllerden (ablative plural)


üçünji

From üç + -ünji. Compare Turkish üçüncü, Azerbaijani üçüncü and Kazakh үшінші (üşınşı).

cog

Kazakh үшінші (üşınşı)


dördünji

[døːɾdʏnd͡ʑɪ]

From dört + -ünji. Compare Turkish dördüncü, Azerbaijani dördüncü and Kazakh төртінші (törtınşı).

Kazakh төртінші (törtınşı)


ykdysatçy

head

ykdysatçy (definite accusative ykdysatçyny, plural ykdysatçylar)

ykdysatçyny (accusative definite)
ykdysatçylar (plural)
ykdysatçy (nominative singular)
ykdysatçylar (nominative plural)
ykdysatçyny (accusative singular)
ykdysatçylary (accusative plural)
ykdysatçynyň (genitive singular)
ykdysatçylaryň (genitive plural)
ykdysatçā (dative singular)
ykdysatçylara (dative plural)
ykdysatçyda (locative singular)
ykdysatçylarda (locative plural)
ykdysatçydan (ablative singular)
ykdysatçylardan (ablative plural)


milletçi

milletçi (definite accusative milletçini, plural milletçiler)

milletçini (accusative definite)
milletçiler (plural)
milletçi (nominative singular)
milletçiler (nominative plural)
milletçini (accusative singular)
milletçileri (accusative plural)
milletçiniň (genitive singular)
milletçileriň (genitive plural)
milletçä (dative singular)
milletçilere (dative plural)
milletçide (locative singular)
milletçilerde (locative plural)
milletçiden (ablative singular)
milletçilerden (ablative plural)


milletçilik

milletçilik (definite accusative milletçiligi, plural milletçilikler)

milletçiligi (accusative definite)
milletçilikler (plural)
milletçilik (nominative singular)
milletçilikler (nominative plural)
milletçiligi (accusative singular)
milletçilikleri (accusative plural)
milletçiligiň (genitive singular)
milletçilikleriň (genitive plural)
milletçilige (dative singular)
milletçiliklere (dative plural)
milletçilikde (locative singular)
milletçiliklerde (locative plural)
milletçilikden (ablative singular)
milletçiliklerden (ablative plural)


boýun

boýun (definite accusative boýny, plural boýunlar)

boýny (accusative definite)
boýunlar (plural)
boýun (nominative singular)
boýunlar (nominative plural)
boýny (accusative singular)
boýunlary (accusative plural)
boýnuň (genitive singular)
boýunlaryň (genitive plural)
boýna (dative singular)
boýunlara (dative plural)
boýunda (locative singular)
boýunlarda (locative plural)
boýundan (ablative singular)
boýunlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bōń (“neck”). Cognate with Azerbaijani boyun, Turkish boyun.


gaýb

head

gaýb (definite accusative gaýby, uncountable -)


Halkara Fonetik Elipbiýi

Халкара Фонетик Елипбийи

Halkara Fonetik Elipbiýi (Cyrillic Халкара Фонетик Елипбийи)

Халкара Фонетик Елипбийи (Cyrillic)

International Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetic Alphabet

(phonetics) International Phonetic Alphabet


guduz

guduz (comparative guduzrak, superlative iň guduz)

guduzrak (comparative)
iň guduz (superlative)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kūtuŕ (“rabies; mad, rabid”). Cognate with Azerbaijani quduz and Turkish kuduz.


dükançy

head

dükançy (definite accusative dükançyny, plural dükançylar)

dükançyny (accusative definite)
dükançylar (plural)
dükançy (nominative singular)
dükançylar (nominative plural)
dükançyny (accusative singular)
dükançylary (accusative plural)
dükançynyň (genitive singular)
dükançylaryň (genitive plural)
dükançā (dative singular)
dükançylara (dative plural)
dükançyda (locative singular)
dükançylarda (locative plural)
dükançydan (ablative singular)
dükançylardan (ablative plural)

/dʏkɑːnˈtʃɯ/


dükandar

dükandar (definite accusative dükandary, plural dükandarlar)

dükandary (accusative definite)
dükandarlar (plural)
dükandar (nominative singular)
dükandarlar (nominative plural)
dükandary (accusative singular)
dükandarlary (accusative plural)
dükandaryň (genitive singular)
dükandarlaryň (genitive plural)
dükandara (dative singular)
dükandarlara (dative plural)
dükandarda (locative singular)
dükandarlarda (locative plural)
dükandardan (ablative singular)
dükandarlardan (ablative plural)

/dʏkɑːnˈdɑːɾ/

From Persian دکاندار (dokândâr, “shopkeeper”). Equivalent to dükan + -dar.


gämi

head

gämi (definite accusative gämini, plural gämiler)

gämini (accusative definite)
gämiler (plural)
gämi (nominative singular)
gämiler (nominative plural)
gämini (accusative singular)
gämileri (accusative plural)
gäminiň (genitive singular)
gämileriň (genitive plural)
gämä (dative singular)
gämilere (dative plural)
gämide (locative singular)
gämilerde (locative plural)
gämiden (ablative singular)
gämilerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kēmi. Cognates with Turkish gemi.


himiýa

himiýa (definite accusative himiýany, plural himiýalar)

himiýany (accusative definite)
himiýalar (plural)
himiýa (nominative singular)
himiýalar (nominative plural)
himiýany (accusative singular)
himiýalary (accusative plural)
himiýanyň (genitive singular)
himiýalaryň (genitive plural)
himiýā (dative singular)
himiýalara (dative plural)
himiýada (locative singular)
himiýalarda (locative plural)
himiýadan (ablative singular)
himiýalardan (ablative plural)


uwertýura

uwertýura (definite accusative uwertýurany, plural uwertýuralar)

uwertýurany (accusative definite)
uwertýuralar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian увертю́ра (uvertjúra), from French ouverture.


ýaňak

head

ýaňak (definite accusative ýaňagy, plural ýaňaklar)

ýaňagy (accusative definite)
ýaňaklar (plural)
ýaňak (nominative singular)
ýaňaklar (nominative plural)
ýaňagy (accusative singular)
ýaňaklary (accusative plural)
ýaňagyň (genitive singular)
ýaňaklaryň (genitive plural)
ýaňaga (dative singular)
ýaňaklara (dative plural)
ýaňakda (locative singular)
ýaňaklarda (locative plural)
ýaňakdan (ablative singular)
ýaňaklardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yạyŋak. Cognate with Turkish yanak.


aýa

āýa (definite accusative āýany, plural āýalar)

āýa (canonical)
āýany (accusative definite)
āýalar (plural)
āýa (nominative singular)
āýalar (nominative plural)
āýany (accusative singular)
āýalary (accusative plural)
āýanyň (genitive singular)
āýalaryň (genitive plural)
āýā (dative singular)
āýalara (dative plural)
āýada (locative singular)
āýalarda (locative plural)
āýadan (ablative singular)
āýalardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *āya (“palm of the hand”); cognate with Azerbaijani aya, Khakas айа (aya) and Turkish aya.


hristian

head

hristian (definite accusative hristiany, plural hristianlar)

hristiany (accusative definite)
hristianlar (plural)
hristian (nominative singular)
hristianlar (nominative plural)
hristiany (accusative singular)
hristianlary (accusative plural)
hristianyň (genitive singular)
hristianlaryň (genitive plural)
hristiana (dative singular)
hristianlara (dative plural)
hristianda (locative singular)
hristianlarda (locative plural)
hristiandan (ablative singular)
hristianlardan (ablative plural)


gülgün

gülgün (comparative gülgünrak, superlative iň gülgün)

gülgünrak (comparative)
iň gülgün (superlative)

Borrowed from Persian گلگون (gol-gun, “rosy”). Cognates with Turkish gülgûn.


hädis

head

hädis (definite accusative hädisi, plural hädisler)

hädisi (accusative definite)
hädisler (plural)
hädis (nominative singular)
hädisler (nominative plural)
hädisi (accusative singular)
hädisleri (accusative plural)
hädisiň (genitive singular)
hädisleriň (genitive plural)
hädise (dative singular)
hädislere (dative plural)
hädisde (locative singular)
hädislerde (locative plural)
hädisden (ablative singular)
hädislerden (ablative plural)


aýal

aýal (definite accusative aýaly, plural aýallar)

aýaly (accusative definite)
aýallar (plural)
aýal (nominative singular)
aýallar (nominative plural)
aýaly (accusative singular)
aýallary (accusative plural)
aýalyň (genitive singular)
aýallaryň (genitive plural)
aýala (dative singular)
aýallara (dative plural)
aýalda (locative singular)
aýallarda (locative plural)
aýaldan (ablative singular)
aýallardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic عِيَال (ʕiyāl) through Persian عیال. Cognate with Azerbaijani əyal.


ymam

ymam (definite accusative ymamy, plural ymamlar)

ymamy (accusative definite)
ymamlar (plural)
ymam (nominative singular)
ymamlar (nominative plural)
ymamy (accusative singular)
ymamlary (accusative plural)
ymamyň (genitive singular)
ymamlaryň (genitive plural)
ymama (dative singular)
ymamlara (dative plural)
ymamda (locative singular)
ymamlarda (locative plural)
ymamdan (ablative singular)
ymamlardan (ablative plural)


Medine

Medine (nominative singular)
Medineler (nominative plural)
Medinäni (accusative singular)
Medineleri (accusative plural)
Medinäniň (genitive singular)
Medineleriň (genitive plural)
Medinä (dative singular)
Medinelere (dative plural)
Medinede (locative singular)
Medinelerde (locative plural)
Medineden (ablative singular)
Medinelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian مَدِینَه (madīna), from Arabic اَلْمَدِينَةُ f (al-madīnatu).

der

اَلْمَدِينَةُ

Medina (the capital city of the Medina region, Saudi Arabia, holy to Islam)


Mekge

Mekge (nominative singular)
Mekgeler (nominative plural)
Mekgäni (accusative singular)
Mekgeleri (accusative plural)
Mekgäniň (genitive singular)
Mekgeleriň (genitive plural)
Mekgä (dative singular)
Mekgelere (dative plural)
Mekgede (locative singular)
Mekgelerde (locative plural)
Mekgeden (ablative singular)
Mekgelerden (ablative plural)

Mecca (a large city in the Hejaz, Saudi Arabia, the holiest place in Islam)


sýuita

head

sýuita (definite accusative sýuitany, plural sýuitalar)

sýuitany (accusative definite)
sýuitalar (plural)
sýuita (nominative singular)
sýuitalar (nominative plural)
sýuitany (accusative singular)
sýuitalary (accusative plural)
sýuitanyň (genitive singular)
sýuitalaryň (genitive plural)
sýuitā (dative singular)
sýuitalara (dative plural)
sýuitada (locative singular)
sýuitalarda (locative plural)
sýuitadan (ablative singular)
sýuitalardan (ablative plural)

From Russian сюи́та (sjuíta), from French suite.

(music) suite (a piece of music composed of various independent parts united by a common artistic meaning)


çagalar bagy

çagalar bagy (definite accusative çagalar bagyny, plural çagalar bagylar)

çagalar bagyny (accusative definite)
çagalar bagylar (plural)
çagalar bagy (nominative singular)
çagalar bagylar (nominative plural)
çagalar bagyny (accusative singular)
çagalar bagylary (accusative plural)
çagalar bagynyň (genitive singular)
çagalar bagylaryň (genitive plural)
çagalar bagā (dative singular)
çagalar bagylara (dative plural)
çagalar bagyda (locative singular)
çagalar bagylarda (locative plural)
çagalar bagydan (ablative singular)
çagalar bagylardan (ablative plural)

/t͡ʃɑːɣɑˈlɑɾ bɑːˈɣɯ/

From çaga (“child”) + bag (“garden”), calque of German Kindergarten.

Çagalar çagalar bagy(n)da.


derweze

derweze (definite accusative derwezeni, plural derwezeler)

derwezeni (accusative definite)
derwezeler (plural)
derweze (nominative singular)
derwezeler (nominative plural)
derwezeni (accusative singular)
derwezeleri (accusative plural)
derwezeniň (genitive singular)
derwezeleriň (genitive plural)
derwezä (dative singular)
derwezelere (dative plural)
derwezede (locative singular)
derwezelerde (locative plural)
derwezeden (ablative singular)
derwezelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian دَرْوَازَه (darwāza).


daýy

from Turkic, cognate with Turkish dayı, Hazaragi تغایی, etc.


gyz dogan

from gyz (“girl, female”) + dogan (“sibling”), compare Turkish kız kardeş and Korean 女同生.


aýal dogan

from aýal (“woman, female”) + dogan (“sibling”), compare Turkish kız kardeş and Korean 女同生.


erkek dogan

from erkek (“male”) + dogan (“sibling”), compare Korean 男同生.


bajy

Cognate with Turkish bacı, Azerbaijani bacı, etc.


çykan

maternal cousin, son or daughter of maternal aunt


ýegen

paternal cousin, son or daughter of paternal aunt


däde

head

däde (definite accusative dädäni, plural dädeler)

dädäni (accusative definite)
dädeler (plural)

Coordinate term: näne


näne

näne (definite accusative nänäni, plural näneler)

nänäni (accusative definite)
näneler (plural)

Coordinate term: däde


köreken

köreken (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

[kʰøːɾɛkʰɛn]

[kʰɵːɾɵkʰɵn]


gelin daýza

gelin daýza (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


güni

güni (definite accusative gününi, plural günüler)

gününi (accusative definite)
günüler (plural)


ýüwürji

ýüwürji (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


garny bir

garny bir (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


emişen

emişen (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])

people who have been breastfed by the same woman, and thus counted as siblings


kyýamatlyk

kyýamatlyk (definite accusative [please provide], plural [please provide])


ökje

ökje (definite accusative ökjeni, plural ökjeler)

ökjeni (accusative definite)
ökjeler (plural)


şeýtan

şeýtan (definite accusative şeýtany, plural şeýtanlar)

şeýtany (accusative definite)
şeýtanlar (plural)
şeýtan (nominative singular)
şeýtanlar (nominative plural)
şeýtany (accusative singular)
şeýtanlary (accusative plural)
şeýtanyň (genitive singular)
şeýtanlaryň (genitive plural)
şeýtana (dative singular)
şeýtanlara (dative plural)
şeýtanda (locative singular)
şeýtanlarda (locative plural)
şeýtandan (ablative singular)
şeýtanlardan (ablative plural)


şygyr

şygyr (definite accusative şygyry, plural şygyrlar)

şygyry (accusative definite)
şygyrlar (plural)


mesihi

mesihi (definite accusative mesihini, plural mesihiler)

mesihini (accusative definite)
mesihiler (plural)
mesihi (nominative singular)
mesihiler (nominative plural)
mesihini (accusative singular)
mesihileri (accusative plural)
mesihiniň (genitive singular)
mesihileriň (genitive plural)
mesihä (dative singular)
mesihilere (dative plural)
mesihide (locative singular)
mesihilerde (locative plural)
mesihiden (ablative singular)
mesihilerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic مَسِيحِيّ (masīḥiyy).


ahyret

head

ahyret (definite accusative ahyreti, plural ahyretler)

ahyreti (accusative definite)
ahyretler (plural)
ahyret (nominative singular)
ahyretler (nominative plural)
ahyreti (accusative singular)
ahyretleri (accusative plural)
ahyretiň (genitive singular)
ahyretleriň (genitive plural)
ahyrete (dative singular)
ahyretlere (dative plural)
ahyretde (locative singular)
ahyretlerde (locative plural)
ahyretden (ablative singular)
ahyretlerden (ablative plural)


ahyrzaman

ahyrzaman (definite accusative ahyrzamany, plural ahyrzamanlar)

ahyrzamany (accusative definite)
ahyrzamanlar (plural)
ahyrzaman (nominative singular)
ahyrzamanlar (nominative plural)
ahyrzamany (accusative singular)
ahyrzamanlary (accusative plural)
ahyrzamanyň (genitive singular)
ahyrzamanlaryň (genitive plural)
ahyrzamana (dative singular)
ahyrzamanlara (dative plural)
ahyrzamanda (locative singular)
ahyrzamanlarda (locative plural)
ahyrzamandan (ablative singular)
ahyrzamanlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic آخِر الزَمَان (ʔāḵir az-zamān).

bor+

آخِر الزَمَان


böwrek

head

böwrek (definite accusative böwregi, plural böwrekler)

böwregi (accusative definite)
böwrekler (plural)
böwrek (nominative singular)
böwrekler (nominative plural)
böwregi (accusative singular)
böwrekleri (accusative plural)
böwregiň (genitive singular)
böwrekleriň (genitive plural)
böwrege (dative singular)
böwreklere (dative plural)
böwrekde (locative singular)
böwreklerde (locative plural)
böwrekden (ablative singular)
böwreklerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *bögür, *bögrek (“kidney”).


awçy

awçy (definite accusative awçyny, plural awçylar)

awçyny (accusative definite)
awçylar (plural)
awçy (nominative singular)
awçylar (nominative plural)
awçyny (accusative singular)
awçylary (accusative plural)
awçynyň (genitive singular)
awçylaryň (genitive plural)
awçā (dative singular)
awçylara (dative plural)
awçyda (locative singular)
awçylarda (locative plural)
awçydan (ablative singular)
awçylardan (ablative plural)


kitaphanaçy

kitaphanaçy (definite accusative kitaphanaçyny, plural kitaphanaçylar)

kitaphanaçyny (accusative definite)
kitaphanaçylar (plural)
kitaphanaçy (nominative singular)
kitaphanaçylar (nominative plural)
kitaphanaçyny (accusative singular)
kitaphanaçylary (accusative plural)
kitaphanaçynyň (genitive singular)
kitaphanaçylaryň (genitive plural)
kitaphanaçā (dative singular)
kitaphanaçylara (dative plural)
kitaphanaçyda (locative singular)
kitaphanaçylarda (locative plural)
kitaphanaçydan (ablative singular)
kitaphanaçylardan (ablative plural)


astronomiýa

astronomiýa (definite accusative astronomiýany, plural astronomiýalar)

astronomiýany (accusative definite)
astronomiýalar (plural)
astronomiýa (nominative singular)
astronomiýalar (nominative plural)
astronomiýany (accusative singular)
astronomiýalary (accusative plural)
astronomiýanyň (genitive singular)
astronomiýalaryň (genitive plural)
astronomiýā (dative singular)
astronomiýalara (dative plural)
astronomiýada (locative singular)
astronomiýalarda (locative plural)
astronomiýadan (ablative singular)
astronomiýalardan (ablative plural)


demirçi

demirçi (definite accusative demirçini, plural demirçiler)

demirçini (accusative definite)
demirçiler (plural)
demirçi (nominative singular)
demirçiler (nominative plural)
demirçini (accusative singular)
demirçileri (accusative plural)
demirçiniň (genitive singular)
demirçileriň (genitive plural)
demirçä (dative singular)
demirçilere (dative plural)
demirçide (locative singular)
demirçilerde (locative plural)
demirçiden (ablative singular)
demirçilerden (ablative plural)


çyra

çyra (definite accusative çyrany, plural çyralar)

çyrany (accusative definite)
çyralar (plural)
çyra (nominative singular)
çyralar (nominative plural)
çyrany (accusative singular)
çyralary (accusative plural)
çyranyň (genitive singular)
çyralaryň (genitive plural)
çyrā (dative singular)
çyralara (dative plural)
çyrada (locative singular)
çyralarda (locative plural)
çyradan (ablative singular)
çyralardan (ablative plural)