getirmek

getirmek (infinitive)
getiriş (gerund)
getirýǟn (participle present)
getiren (participle past)
getirjek (future participle)
getirýǟrin (first-person indicative present singular)
getirýǟrsin (indicative present second-person singular)
getirýǟr (indicative present singular third-person)
getirýǟris (first-person indicative plural present)
getirýǟrsiňiz (indicative plural present second-person)
getirýǟrler (indicative plural present third-person)
getirýǟr (indicative plural present third-person)
getirdim (first-person indicative past proximal singular)
getirdiň (indicative past proximal second-person singular)
getirdi (indicative past proximal singular third-person)
getirdik (first-person indicative past plural proximal)
getirdiňiz (indicative past plural proximal second-person)
getirdiler (indicative past plural proximal third-person)
getiripdim (distal first-person indicative past singular)
getiripdiň (distal indicative past second-person singular)
getiripdi (distal indicative past singular third-person)
getiripdik (distal first-person indicative past plural)
getiripdiňiz (distal indicative past plural second-person)
getiripdiler (distal indicative past plural third-person)
getiripdirin (first-person indicative past singular unwitnessed)
getiripsiň (indicative past second-person singular unwitnessed)
getiripdir (indicative past singular third-person unwitnessed)
getiripdiris (first-person indicative past plural unwitnessed)
getiripsiňiz (indicative past plural second-person unwitnessed)
getiripdirler (indicative past plural third-person unwitnessed)
getirerin (first-person future indefinite indicative singular)
getirersiň (future indefinite indicative second-person singular)
getirer (future indefinite indicative singular third-person)
getireris (first-person future indefinite indicative plural)
getirersiňiz (future indefinite indicative plural second-person)
getirerler (future indefinite indicative plural third-person)
getirjek (definite future indicative)
getirerdim (first-person indefinite indicative past-future singular)
getirerdiň (indefinite indicative past-future second-person singular)
getirerdi (indefinite indicative past-future singular third-person)
getirerdik (first-person indefinite indicative past-future plural)
getirerdiňiz (indefinite indicative past-future plural second-person)
getirerdiler (indefinite indicative past-future plural third-person)
getirjekdim (definite first-person indicative past-future singular)
getirjekdiň (definite indicative past-future second-person singular)
getirjekdi (definite indicative past-future singular third-person)
getirjekdik (definite first-person indicative past-future plural)
getirjekdiňiz (definite indicative past-future plural second-person)
getirjekdiler (definite indicative past-future plural third-person)
getirsem (conditional first-person singular)
getirseň (conditional second-person singular)
getirse (conditional singular third-person)
getirsek (conditional first-person plural)
getirseňiz (conditional plural second-person)
getirseler (conditional plural third-person)
past participle + conditional of bolmak (conditional past)
getireýiň (first-person imperative singular)
getir (imperative second-person singular)
getirsin (imperative singular third-person)
getireliň (first-person imperative plural)
getiriň (imperative plural second-person)
getirsinler (imperative plural third-person)
getirmeli (obligative present)
getirmelidim (first-person obligative past singular)
getirmelidiň (obligative past second-person singular)
getirmelidi (obligative past singular third-person)
getirmelidik (first-person obligative past plural)
getirmelidiňiz (obligative past plural second-person)
getirmelidiler (obligative past plural third-person)
getirmekçi (intentive present)
getirmekçidim (first-person intentive past singular)
getirmekçidiň (intentive past second-person singular)
getirmekçidi (intentive past singular third-person)
getirmekçidik (first-person intentive past plural)
getirmekçidiňiz (intentive past plural second-person)
getirmekçidiler (intentive past plural third-person)

shortened from historical form geldirmek, compare Uzbek keltirmoq.

Men size tort getirdim.


žanr

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žanr (definite accusative žanry, plural žanrlar)

žanry (accusative definite)
žanrlar (plural)
žanr (nominative singular)
žanrlar (nominative plural)
žanry (accusative singular)
žanrlary (accusative plural)
žanryň (genitive singular)
žanrlaryň (genitive plural)
žanra (dative singular)
žanrlara (dative plural)
žanrda (locative singular)
žanrlarda (locative plural)
žanrdan (ablative singular)
žanrlardan (ablative plural)

From Russian жанр (žanr), from French genre.


sigara

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


çekmek

From Proto-Turkic *ček-.
cognates
Cognate with Karakhanid [script needed] (çekmēk, “to draw”), Kipchak [script needed] (çek-, “to pull”), Turkish çekmek (“to pull, draw, undergo”), Azerbaijani çəkmək (“to smoke”), Chagatai [script needed] (çekmek, “to pull”), Kyrgyz чегүү (cegüü, “to pull, undergo”), Uyghur چەكمەك (chekmek, “to undergo”), and Uzbek chekmoq (“to pull”).


gerb

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gerb (definite accusative gerbi, plural gerbler)

gerbi (accusative definite)
gerbler (plural)


Ý

The twenty-ninth letter of the Turkmen alphabet, written in the Latin script.


Tuwalu

Tuvalu (a country and archipelago in Polynesia in Oceania)


keramat

keramat (definite accusative keramaty, plural keramatlar)

keramaty (accusative definite)
keramatlar (plural)
keramat (nominative singular)
keramatlar (nominative plural)
keramaty (accusative singular)
keramatlary (accusative plural)
keramatyň (genitive singular)
keramatlaryň (genitive plural)
keramata (dative singular)
keramatlara (dative plural)
keramatda (locative singular)
keramatlarda (locative plural)
keramatdan (ablative singular)
keramatlardan (ablative plural)


dini

dini (comparative ?, superlative iň dini)

Borrowed from Arabic دِينِيّ (dīniyy). By surface analysis, din + -i.


gaba

gaba (comparative gabarak, superlative iň gaba)

gabarak (comparative)
iň gaba (superlative)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kāpa. Cognate with Azerbaijani qaba, Turkish kaba.


ý

The twenty-ninth letter of the Turkmen alphabet, called ýe and written in the Latin script.


ders

ders (definite accusative dersi, plural dersler)

dersi (accusative definite)
dersler (plural)
ders (nominative singular)
dersler (nominative plural)
dersi (accusative singular)
dersleri (accusative plural)
dersiň (genitive singular)
dersleriň (genitive plural)
derse (dative singular)
derslere (dative plural)
dersde (locative singular)
derslerde (locative plural)
dersden (ablative singular)
derslerden (ablative plural)


akmak

akmak (comparative ?, superlative iň akmak)


selin

selin (definite accusative selini, plural selinler)

selini (accusative definite)
selinler (plural)

perennial large grass, particularly Stipagrostis karelinii and Stipagrostis pennata, growing on sandy grounds such as the Karakum desert


dalak

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.


söz

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söz (definite accusative sözi, plural sözler)

sözi (accusative definite)
sözler (plural)
söz (nominative singular)
sözler (nominative plural)
sözi (accusative singular)
sözleri (accusative plural)
sözüň (genitive singular)
sözleriň (genitive plural)
söze (dative singular)
sözlere (dative plural)
sözde (locative singular)
sözlerde (locative plural)
sözden (ablative singular)
sözlerden (ablative plural)


respublika

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)


Polşa

Polşa (nominative singular-only)
Polşany (accusative singular-only)
Polşanyň (genitive singular-only)
Polşā (dative singular-only)
Polşada (locative singular-only)
Polşadan (ablative singular-only)


bilim

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bilim (definite accusative bilimi, plural bilimler)

bilimi (accusative definite)
bilimler (plural)
bilim (nominative singular)
bilimler (nominative plural)
bilimi (accusative singular)
bilimleri (accusative plural)
bilimiň (genitive singular)
bilimleriň (genitive plural)
bilime (dative singular)
bilimlere (dative plural)
bilimde (locative singular)
bilimlerde (locative plural)
bilimden (ablative singular)
bilimlerden (ablative plural)


fewral

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)


Sankt-Peterburg

Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg#English

Saint Petersburg (a federal city of Russia)


günorta

günorta (definite accusative günortany, uncountable -)

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


pişik

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pişik (definite accusative pişigi, plural pişikler)

pişigi (accusative definite)
pişikler (plural)
pişik (nominative singular)
pişikler (nominative plural)
pişigi (accusative singular)
pişikleri (accusative plural)
pişigiň (genitive singular)
pişikleriň (genitive plural)
pişige (dative singular)
pişiklere (dative plural)
pişikde (locative singular)
pişiklerde (locative plural)
pişikden (ablative singular)
pişiklerden (ablative plural)


zefir

zefir (definite accusative zefiri, plural zefirler)

zefiri (accusative definite)
zefirler (plural)
zefir (nominative singular)
zefirler (nominative plural)
zefiri (accusative singular)
zefirleri (accusative plural)
zefiriň (genitive singular)
zefirleriň (genitive plural)
zefire (dative singular)
zefirlere (dative plural)
zefirde (locative singular)
zefirlerde (locative plural)
zefirden (ablative singular)
zefirlerden (ablative plural)


gelin

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


mesele

mesele (definite accusative meseläni, plural meseleler)

meseläni (accusative definite)
meseleler (plural)
mesele (nominative singular)
meseleler (nominative plural)
meseläni (accusative singular)
meseleleri (accusative plural)
meseläniň (genitive singular)
meseleleriň (genitive plural)
meselä (dative singular)
meselelere (dative plural)
meselede (locative singular)
meselelerde (locative plural)
meseleden (ablative singular)
meselelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic مَسْأَلَة (masʔala).


köşk

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köşk (definite accusative köşgi, plural köşkler)

köşgi (accusative definite)
köşkler (plural)
köşk (nominative singular)
köşkler (nominative plural)
köşgi (accusative singular)
köşkleri (accusative plural)
köşgüň (genitive singular)
köşkleriň (genitive plural)
köşge (dative singular)
köşklere (dative plural)
köşkde (locative singular)
köşklerde (locative plural)
köşkden (ablative singular)
köşklerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian کوشک (kušk, “palace, portico”).


zibil

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zibil (definite accusative zibili, plural zibiller)

zibili (accusative definite)
zibiller (plural)
zibil (nominative singular)
zibiller (nominative plural)
zibili (accusative singular)
zibilleri (accusative plural)
zibiliň (genitive singular)
zibilleriň (genitive plural)
zibile (dative singular)
zibillere (dative plural)
zibilde (locative singular)
zibillerde (locative plural)
zibilden (ablative singular)
zibillerden (ablative plural)

Ultimately from Arabic زِبْل (zibl, “dung, manure, waste”).


makala

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makala (definite accusative makalany, plural makalalar)

makalany (accusative definite)
makalalar (plural)
makala (nominative singular)
makalalar (nominative plural)
makalany (accusative singular)
makalalary (accusative plural)
makalanyň (genitive singular)
makalalaryň (genitive plural)
makalā (dative singular)
makalalara (dative plural)
makalada (locative singular)
makalalarda (locative plural)
makaladan (ablative singular)
makalalardan (ablative plural)


asyl

asyl (definite accusative asyly, plural asyllar)

asyly (accusative definite)
asyllar (plural)
asyl (nominative singular)
asyllar (nominative plural)
asyly (accusative singular)
asyllary (accusative plural)
asylyň (genitive singular)
asyllaryň (genitive plural)
asyla (dative singular)
asyllara (dative plural)
asylda (locative singular)
asyllarda (locative plural)
asyldan (ablative singular)
asyllardan (ablative plural)


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.


gatyk

gatyk (definite accusative gatygy, plural gatyklar)

gatygy (accusative definite)
gatyklar (plural)
gatyk (nominative singular)
gatyklar (nominative plural)
gatygy (accusative singular)
gatyklary (accusative plural)
gatygyň (genitive singular)
gatyklaryň (genitive plural)
gatyga (dative singular)
gatyklara (dative plural)
gatykda (locative singular)
gatyklarda (locative plural)
gatykdan (ablative singular)
gatyklardan (ablative plural)


ö

The nineteenth letter of the Turkmen alphabet, called ö and written in the Latin script.


Ä

The sixth letter of the Turkmen alphabet, written in the Latin script.


zulum

zulum (definite accusative zulumy, plural zulumlar)

zulumy (accusative definite)
zulumlar (plural)
zulum (nominative singular)
zulumlar (nominative plural)
zulumy (accusative singular)
zulumlary (accusative plural)
zulumuň (genitive singular)
zulumlaryň (genitive plural)
zuluma (dative singular)
zulumlara (dative plural)
zulumda (locative singular)
zulumlarda (locative plural)
zulumdan (ablative singular)
zulumlardan (ablative plural)


пил

pil (romanization)
пил (nominative singular)
пиллер (nominative plural)
пили (accusative singular)
пиллери (accusative plural)
пилиң (genitive singular)
пиллериң (genitive plural)
пиле (dative singular)
пиллере (dative plural)
пилде (locative singular)
пиллерде (locative plural)
пилден (ablative singular)
пиллерден (ablative plural)


resmi

resmi (comparative ?, superlative iň resmi)

Borrowed from Arabic رَسْمِيّ (rasmiyy).


baýlyk

baýlyk (definite accusative baýlygy, plural baýlyklar)

baýlygy (accusative definite)
baýlyklar (plural)


garaşsyzlyk

garaşsyzlyk (definite accusative garaşsyzlygy, plural garaşsyzlyklar)

garaşsyzlygy (accusative definite)
garaşsyzlyklar (plural)


guty

guty (definite accusative gutyny, plural gutular)

gutyny (accusative definite)
gutular (plural)

Ultimately from Greek κουτί (koutí). Cognate with Turkish kutu


agşam

agşam (definite accusative agşamy, plural agşamlar)

agşamy (accusative definite)
agşamlar (plural)


iňňe

iňňe (definite accusative iňňeni, plural iňňeler)

iňňeni (accusative definite)
iňňeler (plural)

From Old Turkic yiŋne, yigne, from Proto-Turkic *(j)igne (“needle”). Cognate with Turkish iğne.


hepde

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

From Persian هفته (hafte). Cognate with Turkish hafta.


ýekşenbe

Borrowed from Classical Persian یکشنبه (yak-šanba).


duşenbe

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duşenbe (definite accusative duşenbeni, plural duşenbeler)

duşenbeni (accusative definite)
duşenbeler (plural)


pelsepe

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

Borrowed from Arabic فَلْسَفَة (falsafa).


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)


düýn

düýn (definite accusative ü, plural düýnler)

ü (accusative definite)
düýnler (plural)

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


haýwan

haýwan (definite accusative haýwany, plural haýwanlar)

haýwany (accusative definite)
haýwanlar (plural)
haýwan (nominative singular)
haýwanlar (nominative plural)
haýwany (accusative singular)
haýwanlary (accusative plural)
haýwanyň (genitive singular)
haýwanlaryň (genitive plural)
haýwana (dative singular)
haýwanlara (dative plural)
haýwanda (locative singular)
haýwanlarda (locative plural)
haýwandan (ablative singular)
haýwanlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic حَيَوَان (ḥayawān).


saglyk

saglyk (definite accusative saglygy, plural saglyklar)

saglygy (accusative definite)
saglyklar (plural)
saglyk (nominative singular)
saglyklar (nominative plural)
saglygy (accusative singular)
saglyklary (accusative plural)
saglygyň (genitive singular)
saglyklaryň (genitive plural)
saglyga (dative singular)
saglyklara (dative plural)
saglykda (locative singular)
saglyklarda (locative plural)
saglykdan (ablative singular)
saglyklardan (ablative plural)


guw

guw (definite accusative guwu, plural guwlar)

guwu (accusative definite)
guwlar (plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kugu (“swan”). Cognate with Old Turkic 𐰴𐰆𐰍𐰆 (quɣu, “swan”), Turkish kuğu (“swan”).


üçburçluk

üçburçluk (definite accusative üçburçlugy, plural üçburçluklar)

üçburçlugy (accusative definite)
üçburçluklar (plural)
üçburçluk (nominative singular)
üçburçluklar (nominative plural)
üçburçlugy (accusative singular)
üçburçluklary (accusative plural)
üçburçluguň (genitive singular)
üçburçluklaryň (genitive plural)
üçburçluga (dative singular)
üçburçluklara (dative plural)
üçburçlukda (locative singular)
üçburçluklarda (locative plural)
üçburçlukdan (ablative singular)
üçburçluklardan (ablative plural)


gylyç

gylyç (definite accusative gylyjy, plural gylyçlar)

gylyjy (accusative definite)
gylyçlar (plural)
gylyç (nominative singular)
gylyçlar (nominative plural)
gylyjy (accusative singular)
gylyçlary (accusative plural)
gylyjyň (genitive singular)
gylyçlaryň (genitive plural)
gylyja (dative singular)
gylyçlara (dative plural)
gylyçda (locative singular)
gylyçlarda (locative plural)
gylyçdan (ablative singular)
gylyçlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kïlï̄č (“sword”). Cognate with Turkish kılıç.


şäher

şäher (definite accusative şäheri, plural şäherler)

şäheri (accusative definite)
şäherler (plural)
şäher (nominative singular)
şäherler (nominative plural)
şäheri (accusative singular)
şäherleri (accusative plural)
şäheriň (genitive singular)
şäherleriň (genitive plural)
şähere (dative singular)
şäherlere (dative plural)
şäherde (locative singular)
şäherlerde (locative plural)
şäherden (ablative singular)
şäherlerden (ablative plural)


derýa

derýa (definite accusative derýany, plural derýalar)

derýany (accusative definite)
derýalar (plural)
derýa (nominative singular)
derýalar (nominative plural)
derýany (accusative singular)
derýalary (accusative plural)
derýanyň (genitive singular)
derýalaryň (genitive plural)
derýā (dative singular)
derýalara (dative plural)
derýada (locative singular)
derýalarda (locative plural)
derýadan (ablative singular)
derýalardan (ablative plural)


aýdym

aýdym (definite accusative aýdymy, plural aýdymlar)

aýdymy (accusative definite)
aýdymlar (plural)
aýdym (nominative singular)
aýdymlar (nominative plural)
aýdymy (accusative singular)
aýdymlary (accusative plural)
aýdymyň (genitive singular)
aýdymlaryň (genitive plural)
aýdyma (dative singular)
aýdymlara (dative plural)
aýdymda (locative singular)
aýdymlarda (locative plural)
aýdymdan (ablative singular)
aýdymlardan (ablative plural)

Bu aýdym gaty owadan.


reňk

reňk (definite accusative reňki, plural reňkler)

reňki (accusative definite)
reňkler (plural)
reňk (nominative singular)
reňkler (nominative plural)
reňki (accusative singular)
reňkleri (accusative plural)
reňkiň (genitive singular)
reňkleriň (genitive plural)
reňke (dative singular)
reňklere (dative plural)
reňkde (locative singular)
reňklerde (locative plural)
reňkden (ablative singular)
reňklerden (ablative plural)


paýtagt

paýtagt (definite accusative paýtagdy, plural paýtagtlar)

paýtagdy (accusative definite)
paýtagtlar (plural)
paýtagt (nominative singular)
paýtagtlar (nominative plural)
paýtagty (accusative singular)
paýtagtlary (accusative plural)
paýtagtyň (genitive singular)
paýtagtlaryň (genitive plural)
paýtagta (dative singular)
paýtagtlara (dative plural)
paýtagtda (locative singular)
paýtagtlarda (locative plural)
paýtagtdan (ablative singular)
paýtagtlardan (ablative plural)


ýardam

ýardam (definite accusative ýardamy, plural ýardamlar)

ýardamy (accusative definite)
ýardamlar (plural)
ýardam (nominative singular)
ýardamlar (nominative plural)
ýardamy (accusative singular)
ýardamlary (accusative plural)
ýardamyň (genitive singular)
ýardamlaryň (genitive plural)
ýardama (dative singular)
ýardamlara (dative plural)
ýardamda (locative singular)
ýardamlarda (locative plural)
ýardamdan (ablative singular)
ýardamlardan (ablative plural)


bugdaý

bugdaý (definite accusative bugdaýy, uncountable -)

bugdaýy (accusative definite)
bugdaý (nominative singular-only)
bugdaýy (accusative singular-only)
bugdaýyň (genitive singular-only)
bugdaýa (dative singular-only)
bugdaýda (locative singular-only)
bugdaýdan (ablative singular-only)


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.


sahypa

sahypa (definite accusative sahypany, plural sahypalar)

sahypany (accusative definite)
sahypalar (plural)
sahypa (nominative singular)
sahypalar (nominative plural)
sahypany (accusative singular)
sahypalary (accusative plural)
sahypanyň (genitive singular)
sahypalaryň (genitive plural)
sahypā (dative singular)
sahypalara (dative plural)
sahypada (locative singular)
sahypalarda (locative plural)
sahypadan (ablative singular)
sahypalardan (ablative plural)


baýdak

baýdak (definite accusative baýdagy, plural baýdaklar)

baýdagy (accusative definite)
baýdaklar (plural)
baýdak (nominative singular)
baýdaklar (nominative plural)
baýdagy (accusative singular)
baýdaklary (accusative plural)
baýdagyň (genitive singular)
baýdaklaryň (genitive plural)
baýdaga (dative singular)
baýdaklara (dative plural)
baýdakda (locative singular)
baýdaklarda (locative plural)
baýdakdan (ablative singular)
baýdaklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *badrak (“banner, flag”).


arzuw

arzuw (definite accusative arzuwy, plural arzuwlar)

arzuwy (accusative definite)
arzuwlar (plural)
arzuw (nominative singular)
arzuwlar (nominative plural)
arzuwy (accusative singular)
arzuwlary (accusative plural)
arzuwuň (genitive singular)
arzuwlaryň (genitive plural)
arzuwa (dative singular)
arzuwlara (dative plural)
arzuwda (locative singular)
arzuwlarda (locative plural)
arzuwdan (ablative singular)
arzuwlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian آرزو (ârezu), from Middle Persian.


goýun

goýun (definite accusative goýuny, plural goýunlar)

goýuny (accusative definite)
goýunlar (plural)
goýun (nominative singular)
goýunlar (nominative plural)
goýuny (accusative singular)
goýunlary (accusative plural)
goýunuň (genitive singular)
goýunlaryň (genitive plural)
goýuna (dative singular)
goýunlara (dative plural)
goýunda (locative singular)
goýunlarda (locative plural)
goýundan (ablative singular)
goýunlardan (ablative plural)

Cognate with Old Turkic koñ, from Proto-Turkic, see also Kazakh қой (qoi), Azerbaijani qoyun.


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)


azatlyk

azatlyk (definite accusative azatlygy, plural azatlyklar)

azatlygy (accusative definite)
azatlyklar (plural)
azatlyk (nominative singular)
azatlyklar (nominative plural)
azatlygy (accusative singular)
azatlyklary (accusative plural)
azatlygyň (genitive singular)
azatlyklaryň (genitive plural)
azatlyga (dative singular)
azatlyklara (dative plural)
azatlykda (locative singular)
azatlyklarda (locative plural)
azatlykdan (ablative singular)
azatlyklardan (ablative plural)

söz azatlygy


hyýar

hyýar (definite accusative hyýary, plural hyýarlar)

hyýary (accusative definite)
hyýarlar (plural)
hyýar (nominative singular)
hyýarlar (nominative plural)
hyýary (accusative singular)
hyýarlary (accusative plural)
hyýaryň (genitive singular)
hyýarlaryň (genitive plural)
hyýara (dative singular)
hyýarlara (dative plural)
hyýarda (locative singular)
hyýarlarda (locative plural)
hyýardan (ablative singular)
hyýarlardan (ablative plural)


çaň

çaň (definite accusative çaňy, plural çaňlar)

çaňy (accusative definite)
çaňlar (plural)
çaň (nominative singular)
çaňlar (nominative plural)
çaňy (accusative singular)
çaňlary (accusative plural)
çaňyň (genitive singular)
çaňlaryň (genitive plural)
çaňa (dative singular)
çaňlara (dative plural)
çaňda (locative singular)
çaňlarda (locative plural)
çaňdan (ablative singular)
çaňlardan (ablative plural)


gyş

gyş (definite accusative gyşy, plural gyşlar)

gyşy (accusative definite)
gyşlar (plural)

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


guşak

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guşak (definite accusative guşagy, plural guşaklar)

guşagy (accusative definite)
guşaklar (plural)
guşak (nominative singular)
guşaklar (nominative plural)
guşagy (accusative singular)
guşaklary (accusative plural)
guşagyň (genitive singular)
guşaklaryň (genitive plural)
guşaga (dative singular)
guşaklara (dative plural)
guşakda (locative singular)
guşaklarda (locative plural)
guşakdan (ablative singular)
guşaklardan (ablative plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Turkic *kur. Cognate with Turkish kuşak


kitaphana

kitaphana (definite accusative kitaphanany, plural kitaphanalar)

kitaphanany (accusative definite)
kitaphanalar (plural)
kitaphana (nominative singular)
kitaphanalar (nominative plural)
kitaphanany (accusative singular)
kitaphanalary (accusative plural)
kitaphananyň (genitive singular)
kitaphanalaryň (genitive plural)
kitaphanā (dative singular)
kitaphanalara (dative plural)
kitaphanada (locative singular)
kitaphanalarda (locative plural)
kitaphanadan (ablative singular)
kitaphanalardan (ablative plural)

/kɪtɑːphɑːˈnɑ/

/kɪtɑːphɑːˈnɑː/

Kitaby kitaphana gaýtardym.


akyl

akyl (definite accusative akyly, plural akyllar)

akyly (accusative definite)
akyllar (plural)
akyl (nominative singular)
akyllar (nominative plural)
akyly (accusative singular)
akyllary (accusative plural)
akylyň (genitive singular)
akyllaryň (genitive plural)
akyla (dative singular)
akyllara (dative plural)
akylda (locative singular)
akyllarda (locative plural)
akyldan (ablative singular)
akyllardan (ablative plural)


ýumurtga

ýumurtga (definite accusative ýumurtgany, plural ýumurtgalar)

ýumurtgany (accusative definite)
ýumurtgalar (plural)
ýumurtga (nominative singular)
ýumurtgalar (nominative plural)
ýumurtgany (accusative singular)
ýumurtgalary (accusative plural)
ýumurtganyň (genitive singular)
ýumurtgalaryň (genitive plural)
ýumurtgā (dative singular)
ýumurtgalara (dative plural)
ýumurtgada (locative singular)
ýumurtgalarda (locative plural)
ýumurtgadan (ablative singular)
ýumurtgalardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yumurtka. Cognate with Turkish yumurta.


dyrnak

dyrnak (definite accusative dyrnagy, plural dyrnaklar)

dyrnagy (accusative definite)
dyrnaklar (plural)
dyrnak (nominative singular)
dyrnaklar (nominative plural)
dyrnagy (accusative singular)
dyrnaklary (accusative plural)
dyrnagyň (genitive singular)
dyrnaklaryň (genitive plural)
dyrnaga (dative singular)
dyrnaklara (dative plural)
dyrnakda (locative singular)
dyrnaklarda (locative plural)
dyrnakdan (ablative singular)
dyrnaklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *dɨrŋa-k (“fingernail, claw”). Cognate with Old Turkic 𐱃𐰃𐰺𐰭𐰴 (tïrŋaq, “fingernail”).


guýruk

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guýruk (definite accusative guýrugy, plural guýruklar)

guýrugy (accusative definite)
guýruklar (plural)
guýruk (nominative singular)
guýruklar (nominative plural)
guýrugy (accusative singular)
guýruklary (accusative plural)
guýrugyň (genitive singular)
guýruklaryň (genitive plural)
guýruga (dative singular)
guýruklara (dative plural)
guýrukda (locative singular)
guýruklarda (locative plural)
guýrukdan (ablative singular)
guýruklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kudruk (“tail”). Cognate with Turkish kuyruk.


bagyr

bagyr (definite accusative bagyry, plural bagyrlar)

bagyry (accusative definite)
bagyrlar (plural)
bagyr (nominative singular)
bagyrlar (nominative plural)
bagyry (accusative singular)
bagyrlary (accusative plural)
bagyryň (genitive singular)
bagyrlaryň (genitive plural)
bagyra (dative singular)
bagyrlara (dative plural)
bagyrda (locative singular)
bagyrlarda (locative plural)
bagyrdan (ablative singular)
bagyrlardan (ablative plural)

From Old Turkic bağïr, from Proto-Turkic *biagïr (“liver”).

Bagyr adam bedenindäki bir organ.

The liver is an organ in the human body.


ykbal

ykbal (definite accusative ykbaly, plural ykballar)

ykbaly (accusative definite)
ykballar (plural)
ykbal (nominative singular)
ykballar (nominative plural)
ykbaly (accusative singular)
ykballary (accusative plural)
ykbalyň (genitive singular)
ykballaryň (genitive plural)
ykbala (dative singular)
ykballara (dative plural)
ykbalda (locative singular)
ykballarda (locative plural)
ykbaldan (ablative singular)
ykballardan (ablative plural)


ýazyjy

ýazyjy (definite accusative ýazyjyny, plural ýazyjylar)

ýazyjyny (accusative definite)
ýazyjylar (plural)
ýazyjy (nominative singular)
ýazyjylar (nominative plural)
ýazyjyny (accusative singular)
ýazyjylary (accusative plural)
ýazyjynyň (genitive singular)
ýazyjylaryň (genitive plural)
ýazyjā (dative singular)
ýazyjylara (dative plural)
ýazyjyda (locative singular)
ýazyjylarda (locative plural)
ýazyjydan (ablative singular)
ýazyjylardan (ablative plural)

From ýazmak (“to write”). Cognate with Turkish yazıcı.


ýaprak

ýaprak (definite accusative ýapragy, plural ýapraklar)

ýapragy (accusative definite)
ýapraklar (plural)
ýaprak (nominative singular)
ýapraklar (nominative plural)
ýapragy (accusative singular)
ýapraklary (accusative plural)
ýapragyň (genitive singular)
ýapraklaryň (genitive plural)
ýapraga (dative singular)
ýapraklara (dative plural)
ýaprakda (locative singular)
ýapraklarda (locative plural)
ýaprakdan (ablative singular)
ýapraklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yapurgak. Cognate with Turkish yaprak.


ynanç

ynanç (definite accusative ynanjy, plural ynançlar)

ynanjy (accusative definite)
ynançlar (plural)
ynanç (nominative singular)
ynançlar (nominative plural)
ynanjy (accusative singular)
ynançlary (accusative plural)
ynanjyň (genitive singular)
ynançlaryň (genitive plural)
ynanja (dative singular)
ynançlara (dative plural)
ynançda (locative singular)
ynançlarda (locative plural)
ynançdan (ablative singular)
ynançlardan (ablative plural)

From ynan- + -ç. Cognate with Turkish inanç.


nebit

nebit (definite accusative nebiti, plural nebitler)

nebiti (accusative definite)
nebitler (plural)
nebit (nominative singular)
nebitler (nominative plural)
nebiti (accusative singular)
nebitleri (accusative plural)
nebitiň (genitive singular)
nebitleriň (genitive plural)
nebite (dative singular)
nebitlere (dative plural)
nebitde (locative singular)
nebitlerde (locative plural)
nebitden (ablative singular)
nebitlerden (ablative plural)


doňuz

doňuz (definite accusative doňzy, plural doňuzlar)

doňzy (accusative definite)
doňuzlar (plural)
doňuz (nominative singular)
doňuzlar (nominative plural)
doňzy (accusative singular)
doňuzlary (accusative plural)
doňzyň (genitive singular)
doňuzlaryň (genitive plural)
doňza (dative singular)
doňuzlara (dative plural)
doňuzda (locative singular)
doňuzlarda (locative plural)
doňuzdan (ablative singular)
doňuzlardan (ablative plural)


zeýtun

zeýtun (definite accusative zeýtuny, plural zeýtunlar)

zeýtuny (accusative definite)
zeýtunlar (plural)
zeýtun (nominative singular)
zeýtunlar (nominative plural)
zeýtuny (accusative singular)
zeýtunlary (accusative plural)
zeýtunuň (genitive singular)
zeýtunlaryň (genitive plural)
zeýtuna (dative singular)
zeýtunlara (dative plural)
zeýtunda (locative singular)
zeýtunlarda (locative plural)
zeýtundan (ablative singular)
zeýtunlardan (ablative plural)


guş

guş (definite accusative guşy, plural guşlar)

guşy (accusative definite)
guşlar (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kuĺ (“bird”). Cognates with Turkish kuş.


jemgyýet

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jemgyýet (definite accusative jemgyýeti, plural jemgyýetler)

jemgyýeti (accusative definite)
jemgyýetler (plural)
jemgyýet (nominative singular)
jemgyýetler (nominative plural)
jemgyýeti (accusative singular)
jemgyýetleri (accusative plural)
jemgyýetiň (genitive singular)
jemgyýetleriň (genitive plural)
jemgyýete (dative singular)
jemgyýetlere (dative plural)
jemgyýetde (locative singular)
jemgyýetlerde (locative plural)
jemgyýetden (ablative singular)
jemgyýetlerden (ablative plural)

/d͡ʒɛmɡɯˈjɛt/

Adam jemgyýetde ýaşamaly.


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).


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)


agaç

agaç (definite accusative agajy, plural agaçlar)

agajy (accusative definite)
agaçlar (plural)
agaç (nominative singular)
agaçlar (nominative plural)
agajy (accusative singular)
agaçlary (accusative plural)
agajyň (genitive singular)
agaçlaryň (genitive plural)
agaja (dative singular)
agaçlara (dative plural)
agaçda (locative singular)
agaçlarda (locative plural)
agaçdan (ablative singular)
agaçlardan (ablative plural)

Agajyň ähli ýapraklary ýykyldy.


miwe

miwe (definite accusative miwäni, plural miweler)

miwäni (accusative definite)
miweler (plural)
miwe (nominative singular)
miweler (nominative plural)
miwäni (accusative singular)
miweleri (accusative plural)
miwäniň (genitive singular)
miweleriň (genitive plural)
miwä (dative singular)
miwelere (dative plural)
miwede (locative singular)
miwelerde (locative plural)
miweden (ablative singular)
miwelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian میوه (meyve, mive). Cognate with Turkish meyve.


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).


guzy

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guzy (definite accusative guzyny, plural guzylar)

guzyny (accusative definite)
guzylar (plural)
guzy (nominative singular)
guzylar (nominative plural)
guzyny (accusative singular)
guzylary (accusative plural)
guzynyň (genitive singular)
guzylaryň (genitive plural)
guzā (dative singular)
guzylara (dative plural)
guzyda (locative singular)
guzylarda (locative plural)
guzydan (ablative singular)
guzylardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kuŕï, *koŕï (“lamb”). Cognate with Turkish kuzu.


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”).


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.


taryh

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taryh (definite accusative taryhy, plural taryhlar)

taryhy (accusative definite)
taryhlar (plural)
taryh (nominative singular)
taryhlar (nominative plural)
taryhy (accusative singular)
taryhlary (accusative plural)
taryhyň (genitive singular)
taryhlaryň (genitive plural)
taryha (dative singular)
taryhlara (dative plural)
taryhda (locative singular)
taryhlarda (locative plural)
taryhdan (ablative singular)
taryhlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic تَارِيخ (tārīḵ, “history”). Cognates with Turkish tarih.


ýarym

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ýarym (definite accusative ýarymy, plural ýarymlar)

ýarymy (accusative definite)
ýarymlar (plural)
ýarym (nominative singular)
ýarymlar (nominative plural)
ýarymy (accusative singular)
ýarymlary (accusative plural)
ýarymyň (genitive singular)
ýarymlaryň (genitive plural)
ýaryma (dative singular)
ýarymlara (dative plural)
ýarymda (locative singular)
ýarymlarda (locative plural)
ýarymdan (ablative singular)
ýarymlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yārïm (“half”). Cognate with Turkish yarım.


aýy

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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.


deňiz

deňiz (definite accusative deňzi, plural deňizler)

deňzi (accusative definite)
deňizler (plural)
deňiz (nominative singular)
deňizler (nominative plural)
deňzi (accusative singular)
deňizleri (accusative plural)
deňziň (genitive singular)
deňizleriň (genitive plural)
deňze (dative singular)
deňizlere (dative plural)
deňizde (locative singular)
deňizlerde (locative plural)
deňizden (ablative singular)
deňizlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *teŋiŕ. Compare Hungarian tenger (“sea”).


goňşy

goňşy (definite accusative goňşyny, plural goňşylar)

goňşyny (accusative definite)
goňşylar (plural)
goňşy (nominative singular)
goňşylar (nominative plural)
goňşyny (accusative singular)
goňşylary (accusative plural)
goňşynyň (genitive singular)
goňşylaryň (genitive plural)
goňşā (dative singular)
goňşylara (dative plural)
goňşyda (locative singular)
goňşylarda (locative plural)
goňşydan (ablative singular)
goňşylardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kon- (“neighbour; friend; guest”). Cognate with Turkish komşu.


güýz

head

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.


ýassyk

head

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.


gaplaň

gaplaň (definite accusative gaplaňy, plural gaplaňlar)

gaplaňy (accusative definite)
gaplaňlar (plural)
gaplaň (nominative singular)
gaplaňlar (nominative plural)
gaplaňy (accusative singular)
gaplaňlary (accusative plural)
gaplaňyň (genitive singular)
gaplaňlaryň (genitive plural)
gaplaňa (dative singular)
gaplaňlara (dative plural)
gaplaňda (locative singular)
gaplaňlarda (locative plural)
gaplaňdan (ablative singular)
gaplaňlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kaplan (“leopard; tiger”). Cognate with Turkish kaplan (“tiger”).


zäher

head

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)


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.


asyr

head

asyr (definite accusative asyry, plural asyrlar)

asyry (accusative definite)
asyrlar (plural)


ýyl

ýyl (definite accusative ýyly, plural ýyllar)

ýyly (accusative definite)
ýyllar (plural)
ýyl (nominative singular)
ýyllar (nominative plural)
ýyly (accusative singular)
ýyllary (accusative plural)
ýylyň (genitive singular)
ýyllaryň (genitive plural)
ýyla (dative singular)
ýyllara (dative plural)
ýylda (locative singular)
ýyllarda (locative plural)
ýyldan (ablative singular)
ýyllardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yïl (“year”).


ýylan

head

ýylan (definite accusative ýylany, plural ýylanlar)

ýylany (accusative definite)
ýylanlar (plural)
ýylan (nominative singular)
ýylanlar (nominative plural)
ýylany (accusative singular)
ýylanlary (accusative plural)
ýylanyň (genitive singular)
ýylanlaryň (genitive plural)
ýylana (dative singular)
ýylanlara (dative plural)
ýylanda (locative singular)
ýylanlarda (locative plural)
ýylandan (ablative singular)
ýylanlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yï̄lan (“snake”). Cognate with Turkish yılan.


dyz

head

dyz (definite accusative dyzy, plural dyzlar)

dyzy (accusative definite)
dyzlar (plural)
dyz (nominative singular)
dyzlar (nominative plural)
dyzy (accusative singular)
dyzlary (accusative plural)
dyzyň (genitive singular)
dyzlaryň (genitive plural)
dyza (dative singular)
dyzlara (dative plural)
dyzda (locative singular)
dyzlarda (locative plural)
dyzdan (ablative singular)
dyzlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *tīŕ, *tǖŕ (“knee”). Cognate with Turkish diz.


ýagly

ýagly (comparative ?, superlative iň ýagly)


gapy

gapy (definite accusative gapyny, plural gapylar)

gapyny (accusative definite)
gapylar (plural)
gapy (nominative singular)
gapylar (nominative plural)
gapyny (accusative singular)
gapylary (accusative plural)
gapynyň (genitive singular)
gapylaryň (genitive plural)
gapā (dative singular)
gapylara (dative plural)
gapyda (locative singular)
gapylarda (locative plural)
gapydan (ablative singular)
gapylardan (ablative plural)

Ultimately a derivation from Proto-Turkic *kap- (“to close, cover”). Cognate with Turkish kapı (“door, gate”).


ogul

ogul (definite accusative ogly, plural ogullar)

ogly (accusative definite)
ogullar (plural)
ogul (nominative singular)
ogullar (nominative plural)
ogly (accusative singular)
ogullary (accusative plural)
ogluň (genitive singular)
ogullaryň (genitive plural)
ogla (dative singular)
ogullara (dative plural)
ogulda (locative singular)
ogullarda (locative plural)
oguldan (ablative singular)
ogullardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *ogul (“son”). Cognate with Turkish oğul.


balyk

head

balyk (definite accusative balygy, plural balyklar)

balygy (accusative definite)
balyklar (plural)
balyk (nominative singular)
balyklar (nominative plural)
balygy (accusative singular)
balyklary (accusative plural)
balygyň (genitive singular)
balyklaryň (genitive plural)
balyga (dative singular)
balyklara (dative plural)
balykda (locative singular)
balyklarda (locative plural)
balykdan (ablative singular)
balyklardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bālïk (“fish”).


garyn

head

garyn (definite accusative garyny, plural garynlar)

garyny (accusative definite)
garynlar (plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kạrïn. Cognate with Turkish karın.


ýürek

ýürek (definite accusative ýüregi, plural ýürekler)

ýüregi (accusative definite)
ýürekler (plural)
ýürek (nominative singular)
ýürekler (nominative plural)
ýüregi (accusative singular)
ýürekleri (accusative plural)
ýüregiň (genitive singular)
ýürekleriň (genitive plural)
ýürege (dative singular)
ýüreklere (dative plural)
ýürekde (locative singular)
ýüreklerde (locative plural)
ýürekden (ablative singular)
ýüreklerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yürek (“heart”). Cognate with Turkish yürek.


yşyk

head

yşyk (definite accusative yşygy, plural yşyklar)

yşygy (accusative definite)
yşyklar (plural)
yşyk (nominative singular)
yşyklar (nominative plural)
yşygy (accusative singular)
yşyklary (accusative plural)
yşygyň (genitive singular)
yşyklaryň (genitive plural)
yşyga (dative singular)
yşyklara (dative plural)
yşykda (locative singular)
yşyklarda (locative plural)
yşykdan (ablative singular)
yşyklardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yạĺčuk (“light, sun”), from *yạĺču- (“to shine on”). Cognate with Turkish ışık.


ganat

head

ganat (definite accusative ganaty, plural ganatlar)

ganaty (accusative definite)
ganatlar (plural)
ganat (nominative singular)
ganatlar (nominative plural)
ganaty (accusative singular)
ganatlary (accusative plural)
ganatyň (genitive singular)
ganatlaryň (genitive plural)
ganata (dative singular)
ganatlara (dative plural)
ganatda (locative singular)
ganatlarda (locative plural)
ganatdan (ablative singular)
ganatlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kāynat. Cognate with Turkish kanat.


döwlet

döwlet (definite accusative döwleti, plural döwletler)

döwleti (accusative definite)
döwletler (plural)
döwlet (nominative singular)
döwletler (nominative plural)
döwleti (accusative singular)
döwletleri (accusative plural)
döwletiň (genitive singular)
döwletleriň (genitive plural)
döwlete (dative singular)
döwletlere (dative plural)
döwletde (locative singular)
döwletlerde (locative plural)
döwletden (ablative singular)
döwletlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian دولت (dawlat), from Arabic دَوْلَة (dawla).


tokaý

head

tokaý (definite accusative tokaýy, plural tokaýlar)

tokaýy (accusative definite)
tokaýlar (plural)
tokaý (nominative singular)
tokaýlar (nominative plural)
tokaýy (accusative singular)
tokaýlary (accusative plural)
tokaýyň (genitive singular)
tokaýlaryň (genitive plural)
tokaýa (dative singular)
tokaýlara (dative plural)
tokaýda (locative singular)
tokaýlarda (locative plural)
tokaýdan (ablative singular)
tokaýlardan (ablative plural)


şagal

şagal (definite accusative şagaly, plural şagallar)

şagaly (accusative definite)
şagallar (plural)


aýaz

aýaz (definite accusative aýazy, plural aýazlar)

aýazy (accusative definite)
aýazlar (plural)
aýaz (nominative singular)
aýazlar (nominative plural)
aýazy (accusative singular)
aýazlary (accusative plural)
aýazyň (genitive singular)
aýazlaryň (genitive plural)
aýaza (dative singular)
aýazlara (dative plural)
aýazda (locative singular)
aýazlarda (locative plural)
aýazdan (ablative singular)
aýazlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *ayaŕ (“clear sky; frost”).


ýüpek

ýüpek (definite accusative ýüpegi, plural ýüpekler)

ýüpegi (accusative definite)
ýüpekler (plural)
ýüpek (nominative singular)
ýüpekler (nominative plural)
ýüpegi (accusative singular)
ýüpekleri (accusative plural)
ýüpegiň (genitive singular)
ýüpekleriň (genitive plural)
ýüpege (dative singular)
ýüpeklere (dative plural)
ýüpekde (locative singular)
ýüpeklerde (locative plural)
ýüpekden (ablative singular)
ýüpeklerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *yïpak (“silk”). Cognate with Turkish ipek.


durmuş

head

durmuş (definite accusative durmuşy, plural durmuşlar)

durmuşy (accusative definite)
durmuşlar (plural)
durmuş (nominative singular)
durmuşlar (nominative plural)
durmuşy (accusative singular)
durmuşlary (accusative plural)
durmuşyň (genitive singular)
durmuşlaryň (genitive plural)
durmuşa (dative singular)
durmuşlara (dative plural)
durmuşda (locative singular)
durmuşlarda (locative plural)
durmuşdan (ablative singular)
durmuşlardan (ablative plural)

Cognates with Uzbek turmush, Uyghur تۇرمۇش (turmush), Tatar тормыш (tormış), Kyrgyz турмуш (turmuş), Kazakh тұрмыс (tūrmys).


energiýa

energiýa (definite accusative energiýany, plural energiýalar)

energiýany (accusative definite)
energiýalar (plural)
energiýa (nominative singular)
energiýalar (nominative plural)
energiýany (accusative singular)
energiýalary (accusative plural)
energiýanyň (genitive singular)
energiýalaryň (genitive plural)
energiýā (dative singular)
energiýalara (dative plural)
energiýada (locative singular)
energiýalarda (locative plural)
energiýadan (ablative singular)
energiýalardan (ablative plural)


gorky

gorky (definite accusative gorkyny, plural gorkylar)

gorkyny (accusative definite)
gorkylar (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kork-. Cognate with Turkish korku.


oturgyç

oturgyç (definite accusative oturgyçy, plural oturgyçlar)

oturgyçy (accusative definite)
oturgyçlar (plural)
oturgyç (nominative singular)
oturgyçlar (nominative plural)
oturgyçy (accusative singular)
oturgyçlary (accusative plural)
oturgyçyň (genitive singular)
oturgyçlaryň (genitive plural)
oturgyça (dative singular)
oturgyçlara (dative plural)
oturgyçda (locative singular)
oturgyçlarda (locative plural)
oturgyçdan (ablative singular)
oturgyçlardan (ablative plural)

/otʊɾˈɡɯt͡ʃ/


gije

gije (definite accusative gijeni, plural gijeler)

gijeni (accusative definite)
gijeler (plural)
gije (nominative singular)
gijeler (nominative plural)
gijäni (accusative singular)
gijeleri (accusative plural)
gijäniň (genitive singular)
gijeleriň (genitive plural)
gijä (dative singular)
gijelere (dative plural)
gijede (locative singular)
gijelerde (locative plural)
gijeden (ablative singular)
gijelerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kēče (“evening, night”).


uruş

head

uruş (definite accusative urşy, plural uruşlar)

urşy (accusative definite)
uruşlar (plural)
uruş (nominative singular)
uruşlar (nominative plural)
urşy (accusative singular)
uruşlary (accusative plural)
urşuň (genitive singular)
uruşlaryň (genitive plural)
urşa (dative singular)
uruşlara (dative plural)
uruşda (locative singular)
uruşlarda (locative plural)
uruşdan (ablative singular)
uruşlardan (ablative plural)

From *uruš (“war”), ultimately from Proto-Turkic *ur- (“to hit”). Equivalent to ur- + -uş.


terjime

terjime (definite accusative terjimäni, plural terjimeler)

terjimäni (accusative definite)
terjimeler (plural)
terjime (nominative singular)
terjimeler (nominative plural)
terjimäni (accusative singular)
terjimeleri (accusative plural)
terjimäniň (genitive singular)
terjimeleriň (genitive plural)
terjimä (dative singular)
terjimelere (dative plural)
terjimede (locative singular)
terjimelerde (locative plural)
terjimeden (ablative singular)
terjimelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic تَرْجَمَة (tarjama).


towuk

head

towuk (definite accusative towugy, plural towuklar)

towugy (accusative definite)
towuklar (plural)
towuk (nominative singular)
towuklar (nominative plural)
towugy (accusative singular)
towuklary (accusative plural)
towuguň (genitive singular)
towuklaryň (genitive plural)
towuga (dative singular)
towuklara (dative plural)
towukda (locative singular)
towuklarda (locative plural)
towukdan (ablative singular)
towuklardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *tiakïgu (“hen, fowl”). Cognate with Turkish tavuk.


şerap

şerap (definite accusative şerapy, plural şeraplar)

şerapy (accusative definite)
şeraplar (plural)
şerap (nominative singular)
şeraplar (nominative plural)
şerapy (accusative singular)
şeraplary (accusative plural)
şerapyň (genitive singular)
şeraplaryň (genitive plural)
şerapa (dative singular)
şeraplara (dative plural)
şerapda (locative singular)
şeraplarda (locative plural)
şerapdan (ablative singular)
şeraplardan (ablative plural)


pagta

pagta (definite accusative pagtany, plural pagtalar)

pagtany (accusative definite)
pagtalar (plural)
pagta (nominative singular)
pagtalar (nominative plural)
pagtany (accusative singular)
pagtalary (accusative plural)
pagtanyň (genitive singular)
pagtalaryň (genitive plural)
pagtā (dative singular)
pagtalara (dative plural)
pagtada (locative singular)
pagtalarda (locative plural)
pagtadan (ablative singular)
pagtalardan (ablative plural)


käşir

käşir (definite accusative käşiri, plural käşirler)

käşiri (accusative definite)
käşirler (plural)
käşir (nominative singular)
käşirler (nominative plural)
käşiri (accusative singular)
käşirleri (accusative plural)
käşiriň (genitive singular)
käşirleriň (genitive plural)
käşire (dative singular)
käşirlere (dative plural)
käşirde (locative singular)
käşirlerde (locative plural)
käşirden (ablative singular)
käşirlerden (ablative plural)


köçe

köçe (definite accusative köçeni, plural köçeler)

köçeni (accusative definite)
köçeler (plural)
köçe (nominative singular)
köçeler (nominative plural)
köçäni (accusative singular)
köçeleri (accusative plural)
köçäniň (genitive singular)
köçeleriň (genitive plural)
köçä (dative singular)
köçelere (dative plural)
köçede (locative singular)
köçelerde (locative plural)
köçeden (ablative singular)
köçelerden (ablative plural)

Men bu köçeden hiç haçan ýöremedim.


penjire

penjire (definite accusative penjiräni, plural penjireler)

penjiräni (accusative definite)
penjireler (plural)
penjire (nominative singular)
penjireler (nominative plural)
penjiräni (accusative singular)
penjireleri (accusative plural)
penjiräniň (genitive singular)
penjireleriň (genitive plural)
penjirä (dative singular)
penjirelere (dative plural)
penjirede (locative singular)
penjirelerde (locative plural)
penjireden (ablative singular)
penjirelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian پنجره (panjere). Cognate with Turkish pencere.


hekaýa

hekaýa (definite accusative hekaýany, plural hekaýalar)

hekaýany (accusative definite)
hekaýalar (plural)
hekaýa (nominative singular)
hekaýalar (nominative plural)
hekaýany (accusative singular)
hekaýalary (accusative plural)
hekaýanyň (genitive singular)
hekaýalaryň (genitive plural)
hekaýā (dative singular)
hekaýalara (dative plural)
hekaýada (locative singular)
hekaýalarda (locative plural)
hekaýadan (ablative singular)
hekaýalardan (ablative plural)


günbatar

günbatar (definite accusative günbatary, uncountable -)

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


awtobus

head

awtobus (definite accusative awtobusy, plural awtobuslar)

awtobusy (accusative definite)
awtobuslar (plural)
awtobus (nominative singular)
awtobuslar (nominative plural)
awtobusy (accusative singular)
awtobuslary (accusative plural)
awtobusuň (genitive singular)
awtobuslaryň (genitive plural)
awtobusa (dative singular)
awtobuslara (dative plural)
awtobusda (locative singular)
awtobuslarda (locative plural)
awtobusdan (ablative singular)
awtobuslardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian авто́бус (avtóbus).


şire

head

şire (definite accusative şiräni, plural şireler)

şiräni (accusative definite)
şireler (plural)
şire (nominative singular)
şireler (nominative plural)
şiräni (accusative singular)
şireleri (accusative plural)
şiräniň (genitive singular)
şireleriň (genitive plural)
şirä (dative singular)
şirelere (dative plural)
şirede (locative singular)
şirelerde (locative plural)
şireden (ablative singular)
şirelerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian شیره. Cognate with Azerbaijani şirə.


oýun

oýun (definite accusative oýunu, plural oýunlar)

oýunu (accusative definite)
oýunlar (plural)

inherited from Proto-Turkic *ōyun. Cognate with Turkish oyun.


iýmiş

iýmiş (definite accusative iýmişi, plural iýmişler)

iýmişi (accusative definite)
iýmişler (plural)
iýmiş (nominative singular)
iýmişler (nominative plural)
iýmişi (accusative singular)
iýmişleri (accusative plural)
iýmişiň (genitive singular)
iýmişleriň (genitive plural)
iýmişe (dative singular)
iýmişlere (dative plural)
iýmişde (locative singular)
iýmişlerde (locative plural)
iýmişden (ablative singular)
iýmişlerden (ablative plural)


demirgazyk

demirgazyk (definite accusative demirgazygy, uncountable -)

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


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)


öý

öý (definite accusative öýi, plural öýler)

öýi (accusative definite)
öýler (plural)
öý (nominative singular)
öýler (nominative plural)
öýi (accusative singular)
öýleri (accusative plural)
öýüň (genitive singular)
öýleriň (genitive plural)
öýe (dative singular)
öýlere (dative plural)
öýde (locative singular)
öýlerde (locative plural)
öýden (ablative singular)
öýlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *eb (“dwelling place, house”). Compare Kazakh үй (üi), Kyrgyz үй (üy), Tuvan өг (ög).


aýak

head

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)


ýolbars

ýolbars (definite accusative ýolbarsy, plural ýolbarslar)

ýolbarsy (accusative definite)
ýolbarslar (plural)
ýolbars (nominative singular)
ýolbarslar (nominative plural)
ýolbarsy (accusative singular)
ýolbarslary (accusative plural)
ýolbarsyň (genitive singular)
ýolbarslaryň (genitive plural)
ýolbarsa (dative singular)
ýolbarslara (dative plural)
ýolbarsda (locative singular)
ýolbarslarda (locative plural)
ýolbarsdan (ablative singular)
ýolbarslardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yolbars (“panther, leopard, tiger”).

inh

Ýolbars jeňňeliň şasydyr.


hamyr

head

hamyr (definite accusative hamyry, plural hamyrlar)

hamyry (accusative definite)
hamyrlar (plural)
hamyr (nominative singular)
hamyrlar (nominative plural)
hamyry (accusative singular)
hamyrlary (accusative plural)
hamyryň (genitive singular)
hamyrlaryň (genitive plural)
hamyra (dative singular)
hamyrlara (dative plural)
hamyrda (locative singular)
hamyrlarda (locative plural)
hamyrdan (ablative singular)
hamyrlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian خمیر (xamir), from Arabic خَمِير (ḵamīr).


gündogar

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


böri

head

böri (definite accusative börini, plural böriler)

börini (accusative definite)
böriler (plural)
böri (nominative singular)
böriler (nominative plural)
börini (accusative singular)
börileri (accusative plural)
böriniň (genitive singular)
börileriň (genitive plural)
börä (dative singular)
börilere (dative plural)
böride (locative singular)
börilerde (locative plural)
böriden (ablative singular)
börilerden (ablative plural)


sogan

sogan (definite accusative sogany, plural soganlar)

sogany (accusative definite)
soganlar (plural)
sogan (nominative singular)
soganlar (nominative plural)
sogany (accusative singular)
soganlary (accusative plural)
soganyň (genitive singular)
soganlaryň (genitive plural)
sogana (dative singular)
soganlara (dative plural)
soganda (locative singular)
soganlarda (locative plural)
sogandan (ablative singular)
soganlardan (ablative plural)


sygyr

sygyr (definite accusative sygry, plural sygyrlar)

sygry (accusative definite)
sygyrlar (plural)
sygyr (nominative singular)
sygyrlar (nominative plural)
sygry (accusative singular)
sygyrlary (accusative plural)
sygryň (genitive singular)
sygyrlaryň (genitive plural)
sygra (dative singular)
sygyrlara (dative plural)
sygyrda (locative singular)
sygyrlarda (locative plural)
sygyrdan (ablative singular)
sygyrlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *sïgïr. Cognate with Turkish sığır.


pyçak

pyçak (definite accusative pyçagy, plural pyçaklar)

pyçagy (accusative definite)
pyçaklar (plural)
pyçak (nominative singular)
pyçaklar (nominative plural)
pyçagy (accusative singular)
pyçaklary (accusative plural)
pyçagyň (genitive singular)
pyçaklaryň (genitive plural)
pyçaga (dative singular)
pyçaklara (dative plural)
pyçakda (locative singular)
pyçaklarda (locative plural)
pyçakdan (ablative singular)
pyçaklardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bïčgak, from *bïč- (“to cut”). Cognate with Turkish bıçak, Uyghur پىچاق (pichaq), Uzbek pichoq.


altyn

altyn (definite accusative altyny, plural altynlar)

altyny (accusative definite)
altynlar (plural)
altyn (nominative singular)
altynlar (nominative plural)
altyny (accusative singular)
altynlary (accusative plural)
altynyň (genitive singular)
altynlaryň (genitive plural)
altyna (dative singular)
altynlara (dative plural)
altynda (locative singular)
altynlarda (locative plural)
altyndan (ablative singular)
altynlardan (ablative plural)


altyn

altyn (comparative altynrak, superlative iň altyn)

altynrak (comparative)
iň altyn (superlative)


mysal

mysal (definite accusative mysaly, plural mysallar)

mysaly (accusative definite)
mysallar (plural)
mysal (nominative singular)
mysallar (nominative plural)
mysaly (accusative singular)
mysallary (accusative plural)
mysalyň (genitive singular)
mysallaryň (genitive plural)
mysala (dative singular)
mysallara (dative plural)
mysalda (locative singular)
mysallarda (locative plural)
mysaldan (ablative singular)
mysallardan (ablative plural)


süňk

süňk (definite accusative süňki, plural süňkler)

süňki (accusative definite)
süňkler (plural)
süňk (nominative singular)
süňkler (nominative plural)
süňki (accusative singular)
süňkleri (accusative plural)
süňküň (genitive singular)
süňkleriň (genitive plural)
süňke (dative singular)
süňklere (dative plural)
süňkde (locative singular)
süňklerde (locative plural)
süňkden (ablative singular)
süňklerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *siŋök.
list of cognates
Cognate with Old Turkic [script needed] (söŋük, “bone”),
Kazakh сүйек (süiek),
Karakalpak súyek,
Nogai суьек (süyek),
Karachay-Balkar, Kumyk сюек (süyek),
Kyrgyz сүйөк (süyök), сөөк (söök),
Southern Altai, Shor, Khakas сӧӧк,
Tuvan сөөк (söök),
Uzbek suyak,
Uyghur سۆڭەك (sö'ngek),
Azerbaijani sümük,
Bashkir һөйәк (höyək),
Yakut уҥуох (uñuoq),
Dolgan оӈуок (oñuok),
etc.


agyz

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agyz (definite accusative agzy, plural agyzlar)

agzy (accusative definite)
agyzlar (plural)
agyz (nominative singular)
agyzlar (nominative plural)
agzy (accusative singular)
agyzlary (accusative plural)
agzyň (genitive singular)
agyzlaryň (genitive plural)
agza (dative singular)
agyzlara (dative plural)
agyzda (locative singular)
agyzlarda (locative plural)
agyzdan (ablative singular)
agyzlardan (ablative plural)


suw

suw (definite accusative suwy, plural suwlar)

suwy (accusative definite)
suwlar (plural)
suw (nominative singular)
suwlar (nominative plural)
suwy (accusative singular)
suwlary (accusative plural)
suwuň (genitive singular)
suwlaryň (genitive plural)
suwa (dative singular)
suwlara (dative plural)
suwda (locative singular)
suwlarda (locative plural)
suwdan (ablative singular)
suwlardan (ablative plural)

From Old Turkic sub, suv, suγ, from Proto-Turkic *sɨb, *sub (“water”).


şalgam

şalgam (definite accusative şalgamy, plural şalgamlar)

şalgamy (accusative definite)
şalgamlar (plural)
şalgam (nominative singular)
şalgamlar (nominative plural)
şalgamy (accusative singular)
şalgamlary (accusative plural)
şalgamyň (genitive singular)
şalgamlaryň (genitive plural)
şalgama (dative singular)
şalgamlara (dative plural)
şalgamda (locative singular)
şalgamlarda (locative plural)
şalgamdan (ablative singular)
şalgamlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian شلغم (šalğam, “turnip”).


metjit

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metjit (definite accusative metjidi, plural metjitler)

metjidi (accusative definite)
metjitler (plural)
metjit (nominative singular)
metjitler (nominative plural)
metjidi (accusative singular)
metjitleri (accusative plural)
metjidiň (genitive singular)
metjitleriň (genitive plural)
metjide (dative singular)
metjitlere (dative plural)
metjitde (locative singular)
metjitlerde (locative plural)
metjitden (ablative singular)
metjitlerden (ablative plural)

From Classical Persian مزگت (mazgit), from Arabic مَسْجِد (masjid).


garpyz

garpyz (definite accusative garpyzy, plural garpyzlar)

garpyzy (accusative definite)
garpyzlar (plural)
garpyz (nominative singular)
garpyzlar (nominative plural)
garpyzy (accusative singular)
garpyzlary (accusative plural)
garpyzyň (genitive singular)
garpyzlaryň (genitive plural)
garpyza (dative singular)
garpyzlara (dative plural)
garpyzda (locative singular)
garpyzlarda (locative plural)
garpyzdan (ablative singular)
garpyzlardan (ablative plural)

From Persian تربز (tarboz). Cognate with Turkish karpuz.

Bu garpyz uly.


maýmyn

maýmyn (definite accusative maýmyny, plural maýmynlar)

maýmyny (accusative definite)
maýmynlar (plural)
maýmyn (nominative singular)
maýmynlar (nominative plural)
maýmyny (accusative singular)
maýmynlary (accusative plural)
maýmynyň (genitive singular)
maýmynlaryň (genitive plural)
maýmyna (dative singular)
maýmynlara (dative plural)
maýmynda (locative singular)
maýmynlarda (locative plural)
maýmyndan (ablative singular)
maýmynlardan (ablative plural)


syçan

syçan (definite accusative syçany, plural syçanlar)

syçany (accusative definite)
syçanlar (plural)
syçan (nominative singular)
syçanlar (nominative plural)
syçany (accusative singular)
syçanlary (accusative plural)
syçanyň (genitive singular)
syçanlaryň (genitive plural)
syçana (dative singular)
syçanlara (dative plural)
syçanda (locative singular)
syçanlarda (locative plural)
syçandan (ablative singular)
syçanlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *sïčgan (“mouse”). Cognate with Turkish sıçan.


gawun

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gawun (definite accusative gawuny, plural gawunlar)

gawuny (accusative definite)
gawunlar (plural)

→ Shina: [script needed] (gawún)

From Proto-Turkic *kagun. Cognate with Turkish kavun.


duz

duz (definite accusative duzy, plural duzlar)

duzy (accusative definite)
duzlar (plural)


uzyn

uzyn (comparative uzynrak, superlative iň uzyn)

uzynrak (comparative)
iň uzyn (superlative)


müň

müň (definite accusative müňü, plural müňler)

müňü (accusative definite)
müňler (plural)

From Proto-Turkic *bïŋ (“thousand”). Cognate with Turkish bin.


oý

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


gyzyl

gyzyl (comparative gyzylrak, superlative iň gyzyl)

gyzylrak (comparative)
iň gyzyl (superlative)


gysga

gysga (comparative gysgarak, superlative iň gysga)

gysgarak (comparative)
iň gysga (superlative)


müňýyllyk

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


dişlemek

From diş (“tooth”) + -la + -mak. Compare Azerbaijani dişləmək (“to bite”), Crimean Tatar tişlemek (“to bite”).


ýunan

ýunan (definite accusative ýunany, plural ýunanlar)

ýunany (accusative definite)
ýunanlar (plural)


täze

täze (comparative täzeräk, superlative iň täze)

täzeräk (comparative)
iň täze (superlative)


taňry

taňry (definite accusative taňryny, plural taňrylar)

taňryny (accusative definite)
taňrylar (plural)

From Old Turkic 𐱅𐰭𐰼𐰃 (t²ṅr²i, “Tengri”), from Proto-Turkic *teŋri.


näme

From *neme / *nämä "what", from Proto-Turkic *nē- (“what”). -me is an interrogative formant.
Cognate with
Old Turkic [script needed] (nemä, “something”),
Kyrgyz неме (neme, “something”) and эмне (emne, “what?”),
Bashkir нимә (nimə, “what?”),
Uzbek nima,
Uyghur نېمە (nëme, “what?”),
Khakas ниме (nime, “what?”),
etc.


ýalňyzlyk

head

ýalňyzlyk (definite accusative ýalňyzlygy, plural ýalňyzlyklar)

ýalňyzlygy (accusative definite)
ýalňyzlyklar (plural)
ýalňyzlyk (nominative singular)
ýalňyzlyklar (nominative plural)
ýalňyzlygy (accusative singular)
ýalňyzlyklary (accusative plural)
ýalňyzlygyň (genitive singular)
ýalňyzlyklaryň (genitive plural)
ýalňyzlyga (dative singular)
ýalňyzlyklara (dative plural)
ýalňyzlykda (locative singular)
ýalňyzlyklarda (locative plural)
ýalňyzlykdan (ablative singular)
ýalňyzlyklardan (ablative plural)


Owganystan

Afghanistan (A landlocked country between Central Asia and South Asia)


Russiýa

Russia (A transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and North Asia)


Ýewropa

Borrowed from Russian Евро́па (Jevrópa), from Ancient Greek Εὐρώπη (Eurṓpē).


maşgala

maşgala (definite accusative maşgalany, plural maşgalalar)

maşgalany (accusative definite)
maşgalalar (plural)
maşgala (nominative singular)
maşgalalar (nominative plural)
maşgalany (accusative singular)
maşgalalary (accusative plural)
maşgalanyň (genitive singular)
maşgalalaryň (genitive plural)
maşgalā (dative singular)
maşgalalara (dative plural)
maşgalada (locative singular)
maşgalalarda (locative plural)
maşgaladan (ablative singular)
maşgalalardan (ablative plural)


Aziýa

Borrowed from Russian А́зия (Ázija), from Ancient Greek Ἀσία (Asía).

Meronyms: Demirgazyk Aziýa, Günbatar Aziýa, Gündogar Aziýa, Günorta Aziýa, Merkezi Aziýa


Müsür

Egypt (a country in North Africa and Western Asia)


ýaşyl

ýaşyl (comparative ýaşylrak, superlative iň ýaşyl)

ýaşylrak (comparative)
iň ýaşyl (superlative)

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


kiçi

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kiçi (comparative kiçiräk, superlative iň kiçi)

kiçiräk (comparative)
iň kiçi (superlative)


myhman

myhman (definite accusative myhmany, plural myhmanlar)

myhmany (accusative definite)
myhmanlar (plural)
myhman (nominative singular)
myhmanlar (nominative plural)
myhmany (accusative singular)
myhmanlary (accusative plural)
myhmanyň (genitive singular)
myhmanlaryň (genitive plural)
myhmana (dative singular)
myhmanlara (dative plural)
myhmanda (locative singular)
myhmanlarda (locative plural)
myhmandan (ablative singular)
myhmanlardan (ablative plural)


jahan

jahan (definite accusative jahany, plural jahanlar)

jahany (accusative definite)
jahanlar (plural)
jahan (nominative singular)
jahanlar (nominative plural)
jahany (accusative singular)
jahanlary (accusative plural)
jahanyň (genitive singular)
jahanlaryň (genitive plural)
jahana (dative singular)
jahanlara (dative plural)
jahanda (locative singular)
jahanlarda (locative plural)
jahandan (ablative singular)
jahanlardan (ablative plural)


düýe

düýe (definite accusative düýeni, plural düýeler)

düýeni (accusative definite)
düýeler (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tebe (“camel”).


söýgi

head

söýgi (definite accusative söýgini, plural söýgiler)

söýgini (accusative definite)
söýgiler (plural)
söýgi (nominative singular)
söýgiler (nominative plural)
söýgini (accusative singular)
söýgileri (accusative plural)
söýginiň (genitive singular)
söýgileriň (genitive plural)
söýgä (dative singular)
söýgilere (dative plural)
söýgide (locative singular)
söýgilerde (locative plural)
söýgiden (ablative singular)
söýgilerden (ablative plural)

Equivalent to söý- + -gi. Cognate with Turkish sevgi.


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)


talyp

talyp (definite accusative talyby, plural talyplar)

talyby (accusative definite)
talyplar (plural)
talyp (nominative singular)
talyplar (nominative plural)
talyby (accusative singular)
talyplary (accusative plural)
talybyň (genitive singular)
talyplaryň (genitive plural)
talyba (dative singular)
talyplara (dative plural)
talypda (locative singular)
talyplarda (locative plural)
talypdan (ablative singular)
talyplardan (ablative plural)


sabyn

sabyn (definite accusative sabyny, plural sabynlar)

sabyny (accusative definite)
sabynlar (plural)
sabyn (nominative singular)
sabynlar (nominative plural)
sabyny (accusative singular)
sabynlary (accusative plural)
sabynyň (genitive singular)
sabynlaryň (genitive plural)
sabyna (dative singular)
sabynlara (dative plural)
sabynda (locative singular)
sabynlarda (locative plural)
sabyndan (ablative singular)
sabynlardan (ablative plural)

bor

Arabic صَابُون (ṣābūn)


oglan

head

oglan (definite accusative oglany, plural oglanlar)

oglany (accusative definite)
oglanlar (plural)
oglan (nominative singular)
oglanlar (nominative plural)
oglany (accusative singular)
oglanlary (accusative plural)
oglanyň (genitive singular)
oglanlaryň (genitive plural)
oglana (dative singular)
oglanlara (dative plural)
oglanda (locative singular)
oglanlarda (locative plural)
oglandan (ablative singular)
oglanlardan (ablative plural)


Gürjüstan

Gürjüstan (nominative singular-only)
Gürjüstany (accusative singular-only)
Gürjüstanyň (genitive singular-only)
Gürjüstana (dative singular-only)
Gürjüstanda (locative singular-only)
Gürjüstandan (ablative singular-only)


çopan

çopan (definite accusative çopany, plural çopanlar)

çopany (accusative definite)
çopanlar (plural)
çopan (nominative singular)
çopanlar (nominative plural)
çopany (accusative singular)
çopanlary (accusative plural)
çopanyň (genitive singular)
çopanlaryň (genitive plural)
çopana (dative singular)
çopanlara (dative plural)
çopanda (locative singular)
çopanlarda (locative plural)
çopandan (ablative singular)
çopanlardan (ablative plural)


Gazagystan

Gazagystan (nominative singular-only)
Gazagystany (accusative singular-only)
Gazagystanyň (genitive singular-only)
Gazagystana (dative singular-only)
Gazagystanda (locative singular-only)
Gazagystandan (ablative singular-only)

Kazakhstan (a country in Central Asia and Eastern Europe)


pygamber

pygamber (definite accusative pygamberi, plural pygamberler)

pygamberi (accusative definite)
pygamberler (plural)
pygamber (nominative singular)
pygamberler (nominative plural)
pygamberi (accusative singular)
pygamberleri (accusative plural)
pygamberiň (genitive singular)
pygamberleriň (genitive plural)
pygambere (dative singular)
pygamberlere (dative plural)
pygamberde (locative singular)
pygamberlerde (locative plural)
pygamberden (ablative singular)
pygamberlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian پیغامبر (payğâmbar, “prophet, messenger”). Cognate with Turkish peygamber.


zynjyr

head

zynjyr (definite accusative zynjyry, plural zynjyrlar)

zynjyry (accusative definite)
zynjyrlar (plural)
zynjyr (nominative singular)
zynjyrlar (nominative plural)
zynjyry (accusative singular)
zynjyrlary (accusative plural)
zynjyryň (genitive singular)
zynjyrlaryň (genitive plural)
zynjyra (dative singular)
zynjyrlara (dative plural)
zynjyrda (locative singular)
zynjyrlarda (locative plural)
zynjyrdan (ablative singular)
zynjyrlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian زنجیر (zanjir, zenjir). Cognate with Turkish zincir.


Türkiýe

Türkiýe (nominative singular-only)
Türkiýäni (accusative singular-only)
Türkiýäniň (genitive singular-only)
Türkiýä (dative singular-only)
Türkiýede (locative singular-only)
Türkiýeden (ablative singular-only)

Turkey (a country located in Thrace in southeastern Europe and Anatolia in southwestern Asia)


düýş

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düýş (definite accusative düýşi, plural düýşler)

düýşi (accusative definite)
düýşler (plural)
düýş (nominative singular)
düýşler (nominative plural)
düýşi (accusative singular)
düýşleri (accusative plural)
düýşiň (genitive singular)
düýşleriň (genitive plural)
düýşe (dative singular)
düýşlere (dative plural)
düýşde (locative singular)
düýşlerde (locative plural)
düýşden (ablative singular)
düýşlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *tǖĺ (“dream”), compare Turkish düş (“dream”).


kagyz

kagyz (definite accusative kagyzy, plural kagyzlar)

kagyzy (accusative definite)
kagyzlar (plural)
kagyz (nominative singular)
kagyzlar (nominative plural)
kagyzy (accusative singular)
kagyzlary (accusative plural)
kagyzyň (genitive singular)
kagyzlaryň (genitive plural)
kagyza (dative singular)
kagyzlara (dative plural)
kagyzda (locative singular)
kagyzlarda (locative plural)
kagyzdan (ablative singular)
kagyzlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian کاغذ (kâğaz). Cognate with Turkish kâğıt.


Gyrgyzystan

Gyrgyzystan (nominative singular-only)
Gyrgyzystany (accusative singular-only)
Gyrgyzystanyň (genitive singular-only)
Gyrgyzystana (dative singular-only)
Gyrgyzystanda (locative singular-only)
Gyrgyzystandan (ablative singular-only)

Kyrgyzstan (a country in Central Asia, bordering on Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and China)


Ýunanystan

Ýunanystan (nominative singular-only)
Ýunanystany (accusative singular-only)
Ýunanystanyň (genitive singular-only)
Ýunanystana (dative singular-only)
Ýunanystanda (locative singular-only)
Ýunanystandan (ablative singular-only)


medeniýet

medeniýet (definite accusative medeniýeti, plural medeniýetler)

medeniýeti (accusative definite)
medeniýetler (plural)
medeniýet (nominative singular)
medeniýetler (nominative plural)
medeniýeti (accusative singular)
medeniýetleri (accusative plural)
medeniýetiň (genitive singular)
medeniýetleriň (genitive plural)
medeniýete (dative singular)
medeniýetlere (dative plural)
medeniýetde (locative singular)
medeniýetlerde (locative plural)
medeniýetden (ablative singular)
medeniýetlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مدنیت (medeniyet), a faux-Arabic word after Arabic مَدَنِيّ (madaniyy, “urban, civic”).


ýüz

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


ýüz

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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”).


Özbegistan

Özbegistan (nominative singular-only)
Özbegistany (accusative singular-only)
Özbegistanyň (genitive singular-only)
Özbegistana (dative singular-only)
Özbegistanda (locative singular-only)
Özbegistandan (ablative singular-only)


ýarymada

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

Compound of ýarym (“half”) + ada (“island”). Cognate with Turkish yarımada.


muzeý

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muzeý (definite accusative muzeýi, plural muzeýler)

muzeýi (accusative definite)
muzeýler (plural)
muzeý (nominative singular)
muzeýler (nominative plural)
muzeýi (accusative singular)
muzeýleri (accusative plural)
muzeýiň (genitive singular)
muzeýleriň (genitive plural)
muzeýe (dative singular)
muzeýlere (dative plural)
muzeýde (locative singular)
muzeýlerde (locative plural)
muzeýden (ablative singular)
muzeýlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian музе́й (muzéj), from French musée, from Latin mūsēum.


ýurt

ýurt (definite accusative ýurdy, plural ýurtlar)

ýurdy (accusative definite)
ýurtlar (plural)
ýurt (nominative singular)
ýurtlar (nominative plural)
ýurdy (accusative singular)
ýurtlary (accusative plural)
ýurduň (genitive singular)
ýurtlaryň (genitive plural)
ýurda (dative singular)
ýurtlara (dative plural)
ýurtda (locative singular)
ýurtlarda (locative plural)
ýurtdan (ablative singular)
ýurtlardan (ablative plural)

From Old Turkic yurt, from Proto-Turkic *yūrt (“dwelling place, camping-site”). Cognate with Turkish yurt.


iň

Inherited from Common Turkic *eŋ (“superlative suffix”). Cognate with Azerbaijani ən, Turkish en, Uzbek eng, Kyrgyz эң (eŋ).

inh+

iň ýagşy

iň uly

the most ..., the ...-est (marks the superlative degree of adjectives)


Ysraýyl

Ysraýyl (nominative singular-only)
Ysraýyly (accusative singular-only)
Ysraýylyň (genitive singular-only)
Ysraýyla (dative singular-only)
Ysraýylda (locative singular-only)
Ysraýyldan (ablative singular-only)

Israel (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East, at the eastern shore of the Mediterranean)


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.


Hytaý

Hytaý (nominative singular-only)
Hytaýy (accusative singular-only)
Hytaýyň (genitive singular-only)
Hytaýa (dative singular-only)
Hytaýda (locative singular-only)
Hytaýdan (ablative singular-only)

From Khitan Khita(n), probably via Uyghur خىتاي (xitay). Cognate with Russian Кита́й (Kitáj) and English Cathay.


daş

daş (definite accusative daşy, plural daşlar)

daşy (accusative definite)
daşlar (plural)
daş (nominative singular)
daşlar (nominative plural)
daşy (accusative singular)
daşlary (accusative plural)
daşyň (genitive singular)
daşlaryň (genitive plural)
daşa (dative singular)
daşlara (dative plural)
daşda (locative singular)
daşlarda (locative plural)
daşdan (ablative singular)
daşlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *tiāĺ (“stone”). Compare Chuvash чул (čul, “stone”), Turkish taş (“stone”).


tebigat

tebigat (definite accusative tebigaty, plural tebigatlar)

tebigaty (accusative definite)
tebigatlar (plural)
tebigat (nominative singular)
tebigatlar (nominative plural)
tebigaty (accusative singular)
tebigatlary (accusative plural)
tebigatyň (genitive singular)
tebigatlaryň (genitive plural)
tebigata (dative singular)
tebigatlara (dative plural)
tebigatda (locative singular)
tebigatlarda (locative plural)
tebigatdan (ablative singular)
tebigatlardan (ablative plural)


köpri

köpri (definite accusative köprini, plural köpriler)

köprini (accusative definite)
köpriler (plural)
köpri (nominative singular)
köpriler (nominative plural)
köprini (accusative singular)
köprileri (accusative plural)
köpriniň (genitive singular)
köprileriň (genitive plural)
köprä (dative singular)
köprilere (dative plural)
köpride (locative singular)
köprilerde (locative plural)
köpriden (ablative singular)
köprilerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *köprüg. Cognate with Turkish köprü.


ykdysadyýet

ykdysadyýet (definite accusative ykdysadyýeti, plural ykdysadyýetler)

ykdysadyýeti (accusative definite)
ykdysadyýetler (plural)
ykdysadyýet (nominative singular)
ykdysadyýetler (nominative plural)
ykdysadyýeti (accusative singular)
ykdysadyýetleri (accusative plural)
ykdysadyýetiň (genitive singular)
ykdysadyýetleriň (genitive plural)
ykdysadyýete (dative singular)
ykdysadyýetlere (dative plural)
ykdysadyýetde (locative singular)
ykdysadyýetlerde (locative plural)
ykdysadyýetden (ablative singular)
ykdysadyýetlerden (ablative plural)

ykdysat + -yýet. Compare Turkish iktisadiyat.


ýalňyş

ýalňyş (definite accusative ýalňyşy, plural ýalňyşlar)

ýalňyşy (accusative definite)
ýalňyşlar (plural)
ýalňyş (nominative singular)
ýalňyşlar (nominative plural)
ýalňyşy (accusative singular)
ýalňyşlary (accusative plural)
ýalňyşyň (genitive singular)
ýalňyşlaryň (genitive plural)
ýalňyşa (dative singular)
ýalňyşlara (dative plural)
ýalňyşda (locative singular)
ýalňyşlarda (locative plural)
ýalňyşdan (ablative singular)
ýalňyşlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yaŋïl. Cognate with Turkish yanlış.


Yrak

Iraq (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


watançylyk

watançylyk (definite accusative watançylygy, plural watançylyklar)

watançylygy (accusative definite)
watançylyklar (plural)
watançylyk (nominative singular)
watançylyklar (nominative plural)
watançylygy (accusative singular)
watançylyklary (accusative plural)
watançylygyň (genitive singular)
watançylyklaryň (genitive plural)
watançylyga (dative singular)
watançylyklara (dative plural)
watançylykda (locative singular)
watançylyklarda (locative plural)
watançylykdan (ablative singular)
watançylyklardan (ablative plural)


Azerbaýjan

Azerbaýjan (Cyrillic spelling Азербайҗан)

Азербайҗан (Cyrillic)

Azerbaijan (a country in the South Caucasus, Asia and Europe)


haçan

From Proto-Turkic *ka-. Cognate with Azerbaijani and Turkish haçan.


galyň

galyň (comparative galyňrak, superlative iň galyň)

galyňrak (comparative)
iň galyň (superlative)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kalïŋ (“thick”).


Ispaniýa

Ispaniýa (nominative singular-only)
Ispaniýany (accusative singular-only)
Ispaniýanyň (genitive singular-only)
Ispaniýā (dative singular-only)
Ispaniýada (locative singular-only)
Ispaniýadan (ablative singular-only)

Spain (a country in Southern Europe, including most of the Iberian peninsula)


bürünç

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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)

From Classical Persian بِرِنْج (birinj).

Bu ýer bürünç ekmek üçin örän amatly.

This land is very suitable for rice cultivation.


akademiýa

akademiýa (definite accusative akademiýany, plural akademiýalar)

akademiýany (accusative definite)
akademiýalar (plural)
akademiýa (nominative singular)
akademiýalar (nominative plural)
akademiýany (accusative singular)
akademiýalary (accusative plural)
akademiýanyň (genitive singular)
akademiýalaryň (genitive plural)
akademiýā (dative singular)
akademiýalara (dative plural)
akademiýada (locative singular)
akademiýalarda (locative plural)
akademiýadan (ablative singular)
akademiýalardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Latin acadēmīa, from Ancient Greek Ἀκαδημία (Akadēmía).


watan

watan (definite accusative watany, plural watanlar)

watany (accusative definite)
watanlar (plural)
watan (nominative singular)
watanlar (nominative plural)
watany (accusative singular)
watanlary (accusative plural)
watanyň (genitive singular)
watanlaryň (genitive plural)
watana (dative singular)
watanlara (dative plural)
watanda (locative singular)
watanlarda (locative plural)
watandan (ablative singular)
watanlardan (ablative plural)


otly

otly (definite accusative otlyny, plural otlylar)

otlyny (accusative definite)
otlylar (plural)
otly (nominative singular)
otlylar (nominative plural)
otlyny (accusative singular)
otlylary (accusative plural)
otlynyň (genitive singular)
otlylaryň (genitive plural)
otlā (dative singular)
otlylara (dative plural)
otlyda (locative singular)
otlylarda (locative plural)
otlydan (ablative singular)
otlylardan (ablative plural)


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.


Eýran

Eýran (nominative singular-only)
Eýrany (accusative singular-only)
Eýranyň (genitive singular-only)
Eýrana (dative singular-only)
Eýranda (locative singular-only)
Eýrandan (ablative singular-only)

From Persian ایران (irân), from Middle Persian 𐭠𐭩𐭥𐭠𐭭 (ērān, “(land) of the Iranians”).

der

Ol Eýranda doguldy.

Iran (a country in West Asia, in the Middle East)


ylym

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ylym (definite accusative ylmy, plural ylymlar)

ylmy (accusative definite)
ylymlar (plural)
ylym (nominative singular)
ylymlar (nominative plural)
ylmy (accusative singular)
ylymlary (accusative plural)
ylmyň (genitive singular)
ylymlaryň (genitive plural)
ylma (dative singular)
ylymlara (dative plural)
ylymda (locative singular)
ylymlarda (locative plural)
ylymdan (ablative singular)
ylymlardan (ablative plural)


aý

aý (definite accusative aýy, plural aýlar)

aýy (accusative definite)
aýlar (plural)
aý (nominative singular)
aýlar (nominative plural)
aýy (accusative singular)
aýlary (accusative plural)
aýyň (genitive singular)
aýlaryň (genitive plural)
aýa (dative singular)
aýlara (dative plural)
aýda (locative singular)
aýlarda (locative plural)
aýdan (ablative singular)
aýlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *āy (“moon, month”). Compare Turkish ay (“moon”).


ýaşamak

ýaşamak (infinitive)
ýaşaýyş (gerund)
ýaşaýān (participle present)
ýaşan (participle past)
ýaşajak (future participle)
ýaşaýāryn (first-person indicative present singular)
ýaşaýārsyn (indicative present second-person singular)
ýaşaýār (indicative present singular third-person)
ýaşaýārys (first-person indicative plural present)
ýaşaýārsyňyz (indicative plural present second-person)
ýaşaýārlar (indicative plural present third-person)
ýaşaýār (indicative plural present third-person)
ýaşadym (first-person indicative past proximal singular)
ýaşadyň (indicative past proximal second-person singular)
ýaşady (indicative past proximal singular third-person)
ýaşadyk (first-person indicative past plural proximal)
ýaşadyňyz (indicative past plural proximal second-person)
ýaşadylar (indicative past plural proximal third-person)
ýaşapdym (distal first-person indicative past singular)
ýaşapdyň (distal indicative past second-person singular)
ýaşapdy (distal indicative past singular third-person)
ýaşapdyk (distal first-person indicative past plural)
ýaşapdyňyz (distal indicative past plural second-person)
ýaşapdylar (distal indicative past plural third-person)
ýaşapdyryn (first-person indicative past singular unwitnessed)
ýaşapsyň (indicative past second-person singular unwitnessed)
ýaşapdyr (indicative past singular third-person unwitnessed)
ýaşapdyrys (first-person indicative past plural unwitnessed)
ýaşapsyňyz (indicative past plural second-person unwitnessed)
ýaşapdyrlar (indicative past plural third-person unwitnessed)
ýaşaryn (first-person future indefinite indicative singular)
ýaşarsyň (future indefinite indicative second-person singular)
ýaşar (future indefinite indicative singular third-person)
ýaşarys (first-person future indefinite indicative plural)
ýaşarsyňyz (future indefinite indicative plural second-person)
ýaşarlar (future indefinite indicative plural third-person)
ýaşajak (definite future indicative)
ýaşardym (first-person indefinite indicative past-future singular)
ýaşardyň (indefinite indicative past-future second-person singular)
ýaşardy (indefinite indicative past-future singular third-person)
ýaşardyk (first-person indefinite indicative past-future plural)
ýaşardyňyz (indefinite indicative past-future plural second-person)
ýaşardylar (indefinite indicative past-future plural third-person)
ýaşajakdym (definite first-person indicative past-future singular)
ýaşajakdyň (definite indicative past-future second-person singular)
ýaşajakdy (definite indicative past-future singular third-person)
ýaşajakdyk (definite first-person indicative past-future plural)
ýaşajakdyňyz (definite indicative past-future plural second-person)
ýaşajakdylar (definite indicative past-future plural third-person)
ýaşasam (conditional first-person singular)
ýaşasaň (conditional second-person singular)
ýaşasa (conditional singular third-person)
ýaşasak (conditional first-person plural)
ýaşasaňyz (conditional plural second-person)
ýaşasalar (conditional plural third-person)
past participle + conditional of bolmak (conditional past)
ýaşāýyn (first-person imperative singular)
ýaşa (imperative second-person singular)
ýaşasyn (imperative singular third-person)
ýaşālyň (first-person imperative plural)
ýaşāň (imperative plural second-person)
ýaşasynlar (imperative plural third-person)
ýaşamaly (obligative present)
ýaşamalydym (first-person obligative past singular)
ýaşamalydyň (obligative past second-person singular)
ýaşamalydy (obligative past singular third-person)
ýaşamalydyk (first-person obligative past plural)
ýaşamalydyňyz (obligative past plural second-person)
ýaşamalydylar (obligative past plural third-person)
ýaşamakçy (intentive present)
ýaşamakçydym (first-person intentive past singular)
ýaşamakçydyň (intentive past second-person singular)
ýaşamakçydy (intentive past singular third-person)
ýaşamakçydyk (first-person intentive past plural)
ýaşamakçydyňyz (intentive past plural second-person)
ýaşamakçydylar (intentive past plural third-person)

Cognate with Old Turkic [script needed] (yaša-, “to live”).