emläk

emläg (definite accusative emlägi, plural emlägler)

emläg (canonical)
emlägi (accusative definite)
emlägler (plural)
emläk (nominative singular)
emläkler (nominative plural)
emlägi (accusative singular)
emläkleri (accusative plural)
emlägiň (genitive singular)
emläkleriň (genitive plural)
emläge (dative singular)
emläklere (dative plural)
emläkde (locative singular)
emläklerde (locative plural)
emläkden (ablative singular)
emläklerden (ablative plural)

From Arabic أَمْلَاك (ʔamlāk), plural of مِلْك (milk).


ybadat

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ybadat (definite accusative ybadaty, plural ybadatlar)

ybadaty (accusative definite)
ybadatlar (plural)
ybadat (nominative singular)
ybadatlar (nominative plural)
ybadaty (accusative singular)
ybadatlary (accusative plural)
ybadatyň (genitive singular)
ybadatlaryň (genitive plural)
ybadata (dative singular)
ybadatlara (dative plural)
ybadatda (locative singular)
ybadatlarda (locative plural)
ybadatdan (ablative singular)
ybadatlardan (ablative plural)

From Arabic عِبَادَة (ʕibāda). Compare Turkish ibadet.


ymarat

ymarat (definite accusative ymaraty, plural ymaratlar)

ymaraty (accusative definite)
ymaratlar (plural)
ymarat (nominative singular)
ymaratlar (nominative plural)
ymaraty (accusative singular)
ymaratlary (accusative plural)
ymaratyň (genitive singular)
ymaratlaryň (genitive plural)
ymarata (dative singular)
ymaratlara (dative plural)
ymaratda (locative singular)
ymaratlarda (locative plural)
ymaratdan (ablative singular)
ymaratlardan (ablative plural)


ähmiýet

ähmiýet (definite accusative ähmiýeti, plural ähmiýetler)

ähmiýeti (accusative definite)
ähmiýetler (plural)
ähmiýet (nominative singular)
ähmiýetler (nominative plural)
ähmiýeti (accusative singular)
ähmiýetleri (accusative plural)
ähmiýetiň (genitive singular)
ähmiýetleriň (genitive plural)
ähmiýete (dative singular)
ähmiýetlere (dative plural)
ähmiýetde (locative singular)
ähmiýetlerde (locative plural)
ähmiýetden (ablative singular)
ähmiýetlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic أَهَمِّيَّة (ʔahammiyya). Compare Turkish ehemmiyet.


şahs

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şahs (definite accusative şahsy, plural şahslar)

şahsy (accusative definite)
şahslar (plural)


şahsy

şahsy (comparative ?, superlative iň şahsy)

Borrowed from Arabic شَخْصِيّ (šaḵṣiyy).


şahsyýet

şahsyýet (definite accusative şahsyýeti, plural şahsyýetler)

şahsyýeti (accusative definite)
şahsyýetler (plural)
şahsyýet (nominative singular)
şahsyýetler (nominative plural)
şahsyýeti (accusative singular)
şahsyýetleri (accusative plural)
şahsyýetiň (genitive singular)
şahsyýetleriň (genitive plural)
şahsyýete (dative singular)
şahsyýetlere (dative plural)
şahsyýetde (locative singular)
şahsyýetlerde (locative plural)
şahsyýetden (ablative singular)
şahsyýetlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic شَخْصِيَّة (šaḵṣiyya). Compare Turkish şahsiyet.


aşyk

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aşyk (definite accusative aşygy, plural aşyklar)

aşygy (accusative definite)
aşyklar (plural)
aşyk (nominative singular)
aşyklar (nominative plural)
aşygy (accusative singular)
aşyklary (accusative plural)
aşygyň (genitive singular)
aşyklaryň (genitive plural)
aşyga (dative singular)
aşyklara (dative plural)
aşykda (locative singular)
aşyklarda (locative plural)
aşykdan (ablative singular)
aşyklardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic عَاشِق (ʕāšiq). Cognates with Turkish âşık.


kazyýet

kazyýet (definite accusative kazyýeti, plural kazyýetler)

kazyýeti (accusative definite)
kazyýetler (plural)
kazyýet (nominative singular)
kazyýetler (nominative plural)
kazyýeti (accusative singular)
kazyýetleri (accusative plural)
kazyýetiň (genitive singular)
kazyýetleriň (genitive plural)
kazyýete (dative singular)
kazyýetlere (dative plural)
kazyýetde (locative singular)
kazyýetlerde (locative plural)
kazyýetden (ablative singular)
kazyýetlerden (ablative plural)


galyp

galyp (definite accusative galypy, plural galyplar)

galypy (accusative definite)
galyplar (plural)
galyp (nominative singular)
galyplar (nominative plural)
galypy (accusative singular)
galyplary (accusative plural)
galypyň (genitive singular)
galyplaryň (genitive plural)
galypa (dative singular)
galyplara (dative plural)
galypda (locative singular)
galyplarda (locative plural)
galypdan (ablative singular)
galyplardan (ablative plural)


depder

depder (definite accusative depderi, plural depderler)

depderi (accusative definite)
depderler (plural)
depder (nominative singular)
depderler (nominative plural)
depderi (accusative singular)
depderleri (accusative plural)
depderiň (genitive singular)
depderleriň (genitive plural)
depdere (dative singular)
depderlere (dative plural)
depderde (locative singular)
depderlerde (locative plural)
depderden (ablative singular)
depderlerden (ablative plural)


wesýet

wesýet (definite accusative wesýeti, plural wesýetler)

wesýeti (accusative definite)
wesýetler (plural)
wesýet (nominative singular)
wesýetler (nominative plural)
wesýeti (accusative singular)
wesýetleri (accusative plural)
wesýetiň (genitive singular)
wesýetleriň (genitive plural)
wesýete (dative singular)
wesýetlere (dative plural)
wesýetde (locative singular)
wesýetlerde (locative plural)
wesýetden (ablative singular)
wesýetlerden (ablative plural)


zyýarat

zyýarat (definite accusative zyýaraty, plural zyýaratlar)

zyýaraty (accusative definite)
zyýaratlar (plural)
zyýarat (nominative singular)
zyýaratlar (nominative plural)
zyýaraty (accusative singular)
zyýaratlary (accusative plural)
zyýaratyň (genitive singular)
zyýaratlaryň (genitive plural)
zyýarata (dative singular)
zyýaratlara (dative plural)
zyýaratda (locative singular)
zyýaratlarda (locative plural)
zyýaratdan (ablative singular)
zyýaratlardan (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)

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)


ýetim

ýetim (definite accusative ýetimi, plural ýetimler)

ýetimi (accusative definite)
ýetimler (plural)
ýetim (nominative singular)
ýetimler (nominative plural)
ýetimi (accusative singular)
ýetimleri (accusative plural)
ýetimiň (genitive singular)
ýetimleriň (genitive plural)
ýetime (dative singular)
ýetimlere (dative plural)
ýetimde (locative singular)
ýetimlerde (locative plural)
ýetimden (ablative singular)
ýetimlerden (ablative plural)


şaýat

şaýat (definite accusative şaýaty, plural şaýatlar)

şaýaty (accusative definite)
şaýatlar (plural)
şaýat (nominative singular)
şaýatlar (nominative plural)
şaýaty (accusative singular)
şaýatlary (accusative plural)
şaýatyň (genitive singular)
şaýatlaryň (genitive plural)
şaýata (dative singular)
şaýatlara (dative plural)
şaýatda (locative singular)
şaýatlarda (locative plural)
şaýatdan (ablative singular)
şaýatlardan (ablative plural)


gapyl

gapyl (comparative ?, superlative iň gapyl)


mylaýym

mylaýym (comparative ?, superlative iň mylaýym)


jahyl

jahyl (definite accusative jahyly, plural jahyllar)

jahyly (accusative definite)
jahyllar (plural)
jahyl (nominative singular)
jahyllar (nominative plural)
jahyly (accusative singular)
jahyllary (accusative plural)
jahylyň (genitive singular)
jahyllaryň (genitive plural)
jahyla (dative singular)
jahyllara (dative plural)
jahylda (locative singular)
jahyllarda (locative plural)
jahyldan (ablative singular)
jahyllardan (ablative plural)

/d͡ʒɑːˈhɯːl/

young man (without knowledge or experience)


sýuita

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)


söýmek

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söýýǟrler, söýýǟr

söýmek (infinitive)
söýiş (gerund)
söýýǟn (participle present)
söýen (participle past)
söýjek (future participle)
söýýǟrin (first-person indicative present singular)
söýýǟrsin (indicative present second-person singular)
söýýǟr (indicative present singular third-person)
söýýǟris (first-person indicative plural present)
söýýǟrsiňiz (indicative plural present second-person)
söýýǟrler (indicative plural present third-person)
söýýǟr (indicative plural present third-person)
söýdim (first-person indicative past proximal singular)
söýdiň (indicative past proximal second-person singular)
söýdi (indicative past proximal singular third-person)
söýdik (first-person indicative past plural proximal)
söýdiňiz (indicative past plural proximal second-person)
söýdiler (indicative past plural proximal third-person)
söýipdim (distal first-person indicative past singular)
söýipdiň (distal indicative past second-person singular)
söýipdi (distal indicative past singular third-person)
söýipdik (distal first-person indicative past plural)
söýipdiňiz (distal indicative past plural second-person)
söýipdiler (distal indicative past plural third-person)
söýipdirin (first-person indicative past singular unwitnessed)
söýipsiň (indicative past second-person singular unwitnessed)
söýipdir (indicative past singular third-person unwitnessed)
söýipdiris (first-person indicative past plural unwitnessed)
söýipsiňiz (indicative past plural second-person unwitnessed)
söýipdirler (indicative past plural third-person unwitnessed)
söýerin (first-person future indefinite indicative singular)
söýersiň (future indefinite indicative second-person singular)
söýer (future indefinite indicative singular third-person)
söýeris (first-person future indefinite indicative plural)
söýersiňiz (future indefinite indicative plural second-person)
söýerler (future indefinite indicative plural third-person)
söýjek (definite future indicative)
söýerdim (first-person indefinite indicative past-future singular)
söýerdiň (indefinite indicative past-future second-person singular)
söýerdi (indefinite indicative past-future singular third-person)
söýerdik (first-person indefinite indicative past-future plural)
söýerdiňiz (indefinite indicative past-future plural second-person)
söýerdiler (indefinite indicative past-future plural third-person)
söýjekdim (definite first-person indicative past-future singular)
söýjekdiň (definite indicative past-future second-person singular)
söýjekdi (definite indicative past-future singular third-person)
söýjekdik (definite first-person indicative past-future plural)
söýjekdiňiz (definite indicative past-future plural second-person)
söýjekdiler (definite indicative past-future plural third-person)
söýsem (conditional first-person singular)
söýseň (conditional second-person singular)
söýse (conditional singular third-person)
söýsek (conditional first-person plural)
söýseňiz (conditional plural second-person)
söýseler (conditional plural third-person)
past participle + conditional of bolmak (conditional past)
söýeýiň (first-person imperative singular)
söý (imperative second-person singular)
söýsin (imperative singular third-person)
söýeliň (first-person imperative plural)
söýiň (imperative plural second-person)
söýsinler (imperative plural third-person)
söýmeli (obligative present)
söýmelidim (first-person obligative past singular)
söýmelidiň (obligative past second-person singular)
söýmelidi (obligative past singular third-person)
söýmelidik (first-person obligative past plural)
söýmelidiňiz (obligative past plural second-person)
söýmelidiler (obligative past plural third-person)
söýmekçi (intentive present)
söýmekçidim (first-person intentive past singular)
söýmekçidiň (intentive past second-person singular)
söýmekçidi (intentive past singular third-person)
söýmekçidik (first-person intentive past plural)
söýmekçidiňiz (intentive past plural second-person)
söýmekçidiler (intentive past plural third-person)

. Compare Azerbaijani sevmək and Turkish sevmek.

men seni söýýärin


lutuf

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lutuf (definite accusative lutufy, plural lutuflar)

lutufy (accusative definite)
lutuflar (plural)


merhemet

merhemet (definite accusative merhemeti, plural merhemetler)

merhemeti (accusative definite)
merhemetler (plural)
merhemet (nominative singular)
merhemetler (nominative plural)
merhemeti (accusative singular)
merhemetleri (accusative plural)
merhemetiň (genitive singular)
merhemetleriň (genitive plural)
merhemete (dative singular)
merhemetlere (dative plural)
merhemetde (locative singular)
merhemetlerde (locative plural)
merhemetden (ablative singular)
merhemetlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic مَرْحَمَة (marḥama)


yhsan

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yhsan (definite accusative yhsany, plural yhsanlar)

yhsany (accusative definite)
yhsanlar (plural)
yhsan (nominative singular)
yhsanlar (nominative plural)
yhsany (accusative singular)
yhsanlary (accusative plural)
yhsanyň (genitive singular)
yhsanlaryň (genitive plural)
yhsana (dative singular)
yhsanlara (dative plural)
yhsanda (locative singular)
yhsanlarda (locative plural)
yhsandan (ablative singular)
yhsanlardan (ablative plural)


ynaýat

ynaýat (definite accusative ynaýaty, plural ynaýatlar)

ynaýaty (accusative definite)
ynaýatlar (plural)
ynaýat (nominative singular)
ynaýatlar (nominative plural)
ynaýaty (accusative singular)
ynaýatlary (accusative plural)
ynaýatyň (genitive singular)
ynaýatlaryň (genitive plural)
ynaýata (dative singular)
ynaýatlara (dative plural)
ynaýatda (locative singular)
ynaýatlarda (locative plural)
ynaýatdan (ablative singular)
ynaýatlardan (ablative plural)


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.


kireý

kireý (definite accusative kireýi, plural kireýler)

kireýi (accusative definite)
kireýler (plural)
kireý (nominative singular)
kireýler (nominative plural)
kireýi (accusative singular)
kireýleri (accusative plural)
kireýiň (genitive singular)
kireýleriň (genitive plural)
kireýe (dative singular)
kireýlere (dative plural)
kireýde (locative singular)
kireýlerde (locative plural)
kireýden (ablative singular)
kireýlerden (ablative plural)

From Classical Persian کِرَایَه (kirāya), from Arabic كِرَاء (kirāʔ).

rent, payment (for a temporary use of a property)


ojak

ojak (definite accusative ojaky, plural ojaklar)

ojaky (accusative definite)
ojaklar (plural)
ojak (nominative singular)
ojaklar (nominative plural)
ojagy (accusative singular)
ojaklary (accusative plural)
ojagyň (genitive singular)
ojaklaryň (genitive plural)
ojaga (dative singular)
ojaklara (dative plural)
ojakda (locative singular)
ojaklarda (locative plural)
ojakdan (ablative singular)
ojaklardan (ablative plural)

From *ōtčuq ~ očaq "fireplace", possibly a derivation from Proto-Turkic *ōt (“fire”).
Cognate with Azerbaijani ocaq, Turkish ocak, Crimean Tatar ocaq, Kyrgyz очок (ocok), Southern Altai очок (očok), Uzbek oʻchoq, Tatar учак (uçaq), Chuvash вучах (vuč̬ah), Bashkir усаҡ (usaq), etc.


paşlak

paşlak (definite accusative paşlagy, plural paşlaklar)

paşlagy (accusative definite)
paşlaklar (plural)


kese arka

from kese + arka, name of subclan of Atabay from Yomut.


jähennem

jähennem (definite accusative jähennemi, plural jähennemler)

jähennemi (accusative definite)
jähennemler (plural)
jähennem (nominative singular)
jähennemler (nominative plural)
jähennemi (accusative singular)
jähennemleri (accusative plural)
jähennemiň (genitive singular)
jähennemleriň (genitive plural)
jähenneme (dative singular)
jähennemlere (dative plural)
jähennemde (locative singular)
jähennemlerde (locative plural)
jähennemden (ablative singular)
jähennemlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic جَهَنَّم (jahannam).

bor+

Jähennem derwezesi


derweze

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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).

bor+

Jähennem derwezesi


daýza

(chiefly Yomut) daughter of maternal uncle

term of address used for females older than oneself


gyz dogan

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


erkek dogan

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


aýal dogan

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


çykan

maternal cousin, son or daughter of maternal aunt


ýegen

paternal cousin, son or daughter of paternal aunt


bajy

cognate with Turkish bacı, Azerbaijani bacı, etc.


daýy

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

term of address for males older than oneself


Gazak

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


kertop

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

Borrowed from Russian карто́фель (kartófelʹ). Compare Azerbaijani kartof.


کرتوب

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کرتوب (kertop) (definite accusative کرتوبی, plural کرتوبلر)

kertop (romanization)
کرتوبی (accusative definite)
کرتوبلر (plural)


güni

güni (definite accusative gününi, plural günüler)

gününi (accusative definite)
günüler (plural)


ýüwürji

ýüwürji (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


gelneje

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


däde

däde (definite accusative dädäni, plural dädeler)

dädäni (accusative definite)
dädeler (plural)

Coordinate term: näne


kyýamatlyk

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


köreken

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

[kʰøːɾɛkʰɛn]

[kʰɵːɾɵkʰɵn]


näne

näne (definite accusative nänäni, plural näneler)

nänäni (accusative definite)
näneler (plural)

Coordinate term: däde


gelin daýza

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


garny bir

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