te

head

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

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


radio

radio (definite accusative radiony, plural radiolar)

radiony (accusative definite)
radiolar (plural)
radio (nominative singular)
radiolar (nominative plural)
radiony (accusative singular)
radiolary (accusative plural)
radionuň (genitive singular)
radiolaryň (genitive plural)
radiā (dative singular)
radiolara (dative plural)
radioda (locative singular)
radiolarda (locative plural)
radiodan (ablative singular)
radiolardan (ablative plural)


bit

bit (definite accusative bidi, plural bitler)

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

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


bank

bank (definite accusative banky, plural banklar)

banky (accusative definite)
banklar (plural)
bank (nominative singular)
banklar (nominative plural)
banky (accusative singular)
banklary (accusative plural)
bankyň (genitive singular)
banklaryň (genitive plural)
banka (dative singular)
banklara (dative plural)
bankda (locative singular)
banklarda (locative plural)
bankdan (ablative singular)
banklardan (ablative plural)


it

it (definite accusative idi, plural itler)

idi (accusative definite)
itler (plural)
it (nominative singular)
itler (nominative plural)
iti (accusative singular)
itleri (accusative plural)
itiň (genitive singular)
itleriň (genitive plural)
ite (dative singular)
itlere (dative plural)
itde (locative singular)
itlerde (locative plural)
itden (ablative singular)
itlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *ï̄t (“dog”).


bap

head

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


klawiatura

klawiatura (definite accusative klawiaturany, plural klawiaturalar)

klawiaturany (accusative definite)
klawiaturalar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian клавиату́ра (klaviatúra).


ant

head

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


bal

bal (definite accusative baly, plural ballar)

baly (accusative definite)
ballar (plural)
bal (nominative singular)
ballar (nominative plural)
baly (accusative singular)
ballary (accusative plural)
balyň (genitive singular)
ballaryň (genitive plural)
bala (dative singular)
ballara (dative plural)
balda (locative singular)
ballarda (locative plural)
baldan (ablative singular)
ballardan (ablative plural)


lampa

lampa (definite accusative lampany, plural lampalar)

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


at

at (definite accusative aty, plural atlar)

aty (accusative definite)
atlar (plural)
at (nominative singular)
atlar (nominative plural)
aty (accusative singular)
atlary (accusative plural)
atyň (genitive singular)
atlaryň (genitive plural)
ata (dative singular)
atlara (dative plural)
atda (locative singular)
atlarda (locative plural)
atdan (ablative singular)
atlardan (ablative plural)


at

āt (definite accusative ādy, plural ātlar)

āt (canonical)
ādy (accusative definite)
ātlar (plural)
āt (nominative singular)
ātlar (nominative plural)
ādy (accusative singular)
ātlary (accusative plural)
ādyň (genitive singular)
ātlaryň (genitive plural)
āda (dative singular)
ātlara (dative plural)
ātda (locative singular)
ātlarda (locative plural)
ātdan (ablative singular)
ātlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *āt (“name”). Cognate with Old Turkic 𐰀𐱃 (at¹, “name”), Chuvash ят (jat, “name”), Turkish ad.


bel

bel (definite accusative beli, plural beller)

beli (accusative definite)
beller (plural)
bel (nominative singular)
beller (nominative plural)
beli (accusative singular)
belleri (accusative plural)
beliň (genitive singular)
belleriň (genitive plural)
bele (dative singular)
bellere (dative plural)
belde (locative singular)
bellerde (locative plural)
belden (ablative singular)
bellerden (ablative plural)

archaic and dialectal form of pil (“shovel, spade”)


we

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

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


mama

maternal grandmother
maternal grandmother


bag

bāg (definite accusative bāgy, plural bāglar)

bāg (canonical)
bāgy (accusative definite)
bāglar (plural)
bag (nominative singular)
baglar (nominative plural)
bagy (accusative singular)
baglary (accusative plural)
bagyň (genitive singular)
baglaryň (genitive plural)
baga (dative singular)
baglara (dative plural)
bagda (locative singular)
baglarda (locative plural)
bagdan (ablative singular)
baglardan (ablative plural)


bag

bag (definite accusative bagy, plural baglar)

bagy (accusative definite)
baglar (plural)
bag (nominative singular)
baglar (nominative plural)
bagy (accusative singular)
baglary (accusative plural)
bagyň (genitive singular)
baglaryň (genitive plural)
baga (dative singular)
baglara (dative plural)
bagda (locative singular)
baglarda (locative plural)
bagdan (ablative singular)
baglardan (ablative plural)

Etymology tree
Proto-Iranian *bāgáh
Old Persian *bāgah
Middle Persian bʾg
Classical Persian بَاغ (bāğ)bor.
Turkmen bag
Borrowed from Classical Persian بَاغ (bāğ).

bor+

Bag ýanýar.


metal

head

metal (definite accusative metaly, plural metallar)

metaly (accusative definite)
metallar (plural)
metal (nominative singular)
metallar (nominative plural)
metaly (accusative singular)
metallary (accusative plural)
metalyň (genitive singular)
metallaryň (genitive plural)
metala (dative singular)
metallara (dative plural)
metalda (locative singular)
metallarda (locative plural)
metaldan (ablative singular)
metallardan (ablative plural)


many

many (definite accusative manyny, plural manylar)

manyny (accusative definite)
manylar (plural)
many (nominative singular)
manylar (nominative plural)
manyny (accusative singular)
manylary (accusative plural)
manynyň (genitive singular)
manylaryň (genitive plural)
manā (dative singular)
manylara (dative plural)
manyda (locative singular)
manylarda (locative plural)
manydan (ablative singular)
manylardan (ablative plural)


han

han (definite accusative hany, plural hanlar)

hany (accusative definite)
hanlar (plural)


dag

dag (definite accusative dagy, plural daglar)

dagy (accusative definite)
daglar (plural)
dag (nominative singular)
daglar (nominative plural)
dagy (accusative singular)
daglary (accusative plural)
dagyň (genitive singular)
daglaryň (genitive plural)
daga (dative singular)
daglara (dative plural)
dagda (locative singular)
daglarda (locative plural)
dagdan (ablative singular)
daglardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *tāg (“mountain”).


fe

head

fe (definite accusative feni, plural feler)

feni (accusative definite)
feler (plural)

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


ge

ge (definite accusative geni, plural geler)

geni (accusative definite)
geler (plural)

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


un

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


pe

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

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


harp

harp (definite accusative harpy, plural harplar)

harpy (accusative definite)
harplar (plural)
harp (nominative singular)
harplar (nominative plural)
harpy (accusative singular)
harplary (accusative plural)
harpyň (genitive singular)
harplaryň (genitive plural)
harpa (dative singular)
harplara (dative plural)
harpda (locative singular)
harplarda (locative plural)
harpdan (ablative singular)
harplardan (ablative plural)


baba

maternal grandfather
maternal grandfather


propaganda

propaganda (definite accusative propagandany, plural propagandalar)

propagandany (accusative definite)
propagandalar (plural)
propaganda (nominative singular)
propagandalar (nominative plural)
propagandany (accusative singular)
propagandalary (accusative plural)
propagandanyň (genitive singular)
propagandalaryň (genitive plural)
propagandā (dative singular)
propagandalara (dative plural)
propagandada (locative singular)
propagandalarda (locative plural)
propagandadan (ablative singular)
propagandalardan (ablative plural)


ini

Coordinate term: aga


je

je (definite accusative jeni, plural jeler)

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

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


gar

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

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kār (“snow”). Cognate with Turkish kar (“snow”).


alma

head

alma (definite accusative almany, plural almalar)

almany (accusative definite)
almalar (plural)
alma (nominative singular)
almalar (nominative plural)
almany (accusative singular)
almalary (accusative plural)
almanyň (genitive singular)
almalaryň (genitive plural)
almā (dative singular)
almalara (dative plural)
almada (locative singular)
almalarda (locative plural)
almadan (ablative singular)
almalardan (ablative plural)


gum

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

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kum (“sand”). Cognates with Turkish kum.


hat

head

hat (definite accusative haty, plural hatlar)

haty (accusative definite)
hatlar (plural)
hat (nominative singular)
hatlar (nominative plural)
haty (accusative singular)
hatlary (accusative plural)
hatyň (genitive singular)
hatlaryň (genitive plural)
hata (dative singular)
hatlara (dative plural)
hatda (locative singular)
hatlarda (locative plural)
hatdan (ablative singular)
hatlardan (ablative plural)


mart

mart (definite accusative marty, plural martlar)

marty (accusative definite)
martlar (plural)


kit

kit (definite accusative kidi, plural kitler)

kidi (accusative definite)
kitler (plural)
kit (nominative singular)
kitler (nominative plural)
kiti (accusative singular)
kitleri (accusative plural)
kitiň (genitive singular)
kitleriň (genitive plural)
kite (dative singular)
kitlere (dative plural)
kitde (locative singular)
kitlerde (locative plural)
kitden (ablative singular)
kitlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian кит (kit), from Ancient Greek κῆτος (kêtos).


anna

anna (definite accusative annany, plural annalar)

annany (accusative definite)
annalar (plural)

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


telefon

telefon (definite accusative telefony, plural telefonlar)

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


aeroport

aeroport (definite accusative aeroporty, plural aeroportlar)

aeroporty (accusative definite)
aeroportlar (plural)
aeroport (nominative singular)
aeroportlar (nominative plural)
aeroporty (accusative singular)
aeroportlary (accusative plural)
aeroportuň (genitive singular)
aeroportlaryň (genitive plural)
aeroporta (dative singular)
aeroportlara (dative plural)
aeroportda (locative singular)
aeroportlarda (locative plural)
aeroportdan (ablative singular)
aeroportlardan (ablative plural)


aeroplan

aeroplan (definite accusative aeroplany, plural aeroplanlar)

aeroplany (accusative definite)
aeroplanlar (plural)
aeroplan (nominative singular)
aeroplanlar (nominative plural)
aeroplany (accusative singular)
aeroplanlary (accusative plural)
aeroplanyň (genitive singular)
aeroplanlaryň (genitive plural)
aeroplana (dative singular)
aeroplanlara (dative plural)
aeroplanda (locative singular)
aeroplanlarda (locative plural)
aeroplandan (ablative singular)
aeroplanlardan (ablative plural)


millet

millet (definite accusative milleti, plural milletler)

milleti (accusative definite)
milletler (plural)
millet (nominative singular)
milletler (nominative plural)
milleti (accusative singular)
milletleri (accusative plural)
milletiň (genitive singular)
milletleriň (genitive plural)
millete (dative singular)
milletlere (dative plural)
milletde (locative singular)
milletlerde (locative plural)
milletden (ablative singular)
milletlerden (ablative plural)


araba

araba (definite accusative arabany, plural arabalar)

arabany (accusative definite)
arabalar (plural)
araba (nominative singular)
arabalar (nominative plural)
arabany (accusative singular)
arabalary (accusative plural)
arabanyň (genitive singular)
arabalaryň (genitive plural)
arabā (dative singular)
arabalara (dative plural)
arabada (locative singular)
arabalarda (locative plural)
arabadan (ablative singular)
arabalardan (ablative plural)


surat

surat (definite accusative suraty, plural suratlar)

suraty (accusative definite)
suratlar (plural)
surat (nominative singular)
suratlar (nominative plural)
suraty (accusative singular)
suratlary (accusative plural)
suratyň (genitive singular)
suratlaryň (genitive plural)
surata (dative singular)
suratlara (dative plural)
suratda (locative singular)
suratlarda (locative plural)
suratdan (ablative singular)
suratlardan (ablative plural)


jilt

jilt (definite accusative jilti, plural jiltler)

jilti (accusative definite)
jiltler (plural)
jilt (nominative singular)
jiltler (nominative plural)
jilti (accusative singular)
jiltleri (accusative plural)
jiltiň (genitive singular)
jiltleriň (genitive plural)
jilte (dative singular)
jiltlere (dative plural)
jiltde (locative singular)
jiltlerde (locative plural)
jiltden (ablative singular)
jiltlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic جِلْد (jild, “skin, hide”).


zag

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


ret

ret (definite accusative reti, plural retler)

reti (accusative definite)
retler (plural)
ret (nominative singular)
retler (nominative plural)
reti (accusative singular)
retleri (accusative plural)
retiň (genitive singular)
retleriň (genitive plural)
rete (dative singular)
retlere (dative plural)
retde (locative singular)
retlerde (locative plural)
retden (ablative singular)
retlerden (ablative plural)


tat

tat (definite accusative [please provide], plural tatlar)

From historical name used for non-Turkic people.

(derogatory) Turkmens from tribes or regions culturally influenced by Uzbeks or Persians, or Turkmens speaking a dialect with foreign features and no vowel length distinction.

(rare) Tats, an ethnic minority in North Khorasan


pil

pil (definite accusative pili, plural piller)

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


mis

mis (definite accusative misi, plural misler)

misi (accusative definite)
misler (plural)
mis (nominative singular)
misler (nominative plural)
misi (accusative singular)
misleri (accusative plural)
misiň (genitive singular)
misleriň (genitive plural)
mise (dative singular)
mislere (dative plural)
misde (locative singular)
mislerde (locative plural)
misden (ablative singular)
mislerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian مس. Cognate with Azerbaijani mis.


gul

gul (definite accusative guly, plural gullar)

guly (accusative definite)
gullar (plural)
gul (nominative singular)
gullar (nominative plural)
guly (accusative singular)
gullary (accusative plural)
guluň (genitive singular)
gullaryň (genitive plural)
gula (dative singular)
gullara (dative plural)
gulda (locative singular)
gullarda (locative plural)
guldan (ablative singular)
gullardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kul (“slave, servant”). Cognate to Turkish kul (“slave, servant”)


zer

head

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


ze

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

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


bela

bela (definite accusative belany, plural belalar)

belany (accusative definite)
belalar (plural)
bela (nominative singular)
belalar (nominative plural)
belany (accusative singular)
belalary (accusative plural)
belanyň (genitive singular)
belalaryň (genitive plural)
belā (dative singular)
belalara (dative plural)
belada (locative singular)
belalarda (locative plural)
beladan (ablative singular)
belalardan (ablative plural)


adat

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

adat (nominative singular)
adatlar (nominative plural)
adady (accusative singular)
adatlary (accusative plural)
adadyň (genitive singular)
adatlaryň (genitive plural)
adada (dative singular)
adatlara (dative plural)
adatda (locative singular)
adatlarda (locative plural)
adatdan (ablative singular)
adatlardan (ablative plural)


ses

ses (definite accusative sesi, plural sesler)

sesi (accusative definite)
sesler (plural)
ses (nominative singular)
sesler (nominative plural)
sesi (accusative singular)
sesleri (accusative plural)
sesiň (genitive singular)
sesleriň (genitive plural)
sese (dative singular)
seslere (dative plural)
sesde (locative singular)
seslerde (locative plural)
sesden (ablative singular)
seslerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *ses. Cognate with Crimean Tatar, Gagauz, Turkish ses, Azerbaijani səs.


gol

gol (definite accusative goly, plural gollar)

goly (accusative definite)
gollar (plural)


zar

zar (definite accusative zary, plural zarlar)

zary (accusative definite)
zarlar (plural)
zar (nominative singular)
zarlar (nominative plural)
zary (accusative singular)
zarlary (accusative plural)
zaryň (genitive singular)
zarlaryň (genitive plural)
zara (dative singular)
zarlara (dative plural)
zarda (locative singular)
zarlarda (locative plural)
zardan (ablative singular)
zarlardan (ablative plural)


ner

ner (definite accusative neri, plural nerler)

neri (accusative definite)
nerler (plural)
ner (nominative singular)
nerler (nominative plural)
neri (accusative singular)
nerleri (accusative plural)
neriň (genitive singular)
nerleriň (genitive plural)
nere (dative singular)
nerlere (dative plural)
nerde (locative singular)
nerlerde (locative plural)
nerden (ablative singular)
nerlerden (ablative plural)

حق سیلامش باردور اونیڭ سایهسی
چیرفنینشار چولنده نری مایهسی
رنگبهرنگ گل آچار یاشیل یایلاسی
غرق بولمیش ریحانه چولی ترکمنیڭ

a. 1807, Magtymguly, “Türkmeniň”, in Nurcan Öznal Güder, editor, Güldeste, Istanbul: Salon Yayınları, published 2016, →ISBN, page 24:

The Almighty acclaimed this land. His shadow is with us.
A sandstorm in its desert, male camel and female,
Colour upon colour of flowers flourish on the green plains,
The Turkmen desert discoasts in fragrance.

Hak sylamyş bardyr onuň saýasy,
Çyrpynşar çölünde neri, maýasy,
Reň-be-reň gül açar ýaşyl ýaýlasy,
Gark bolmuş reýhana çöli türkmeniň.


badam

badam (definite accusative badamy, plural badamlar)

badamy (accusative definite)
badamlar (plural)
badam (nominative singular)
badamlar (nominative plural)
badamy (accusative singular)
badamlary (accusative plural)
badamyň (genitive singular)
badamlaryň (genitive plural)
badama (dative singular)
badamlara (dative plural)
badamda (locative singular)
badamlarda (locative plural)
badamdan (ablative singular)
badamlardan (ablative plural)


köpek

köpek (definite accusative köpegi, plural köpekler)

köpegi (accusative definite)
köpekler (plural)
köpek (nominative singular)
köpekler (nominative plural)
köpegi (accusative singular)
köpekleri (accusative plural)
köpegiň (genitive singular)
köpekleriň (genitive plural)
köpege (dative singular)
köpeklere (dative plural)
köpekde (locative singular)
köpeklerde (locative plural)
köpekden (ablative singular)
köpeklerden (ablative plural)


ot

ot (definite accusative oty, plural otlar)

oty (accusative definite)
otlar (plural)
ot (nominative singular)
otlar (nominative plural)
oty (accusative singular)
otlary (accusative plural)
otyň (genitive singular)
otlaryň (genitive plural)
ota (dative singular)
otlara (dative plural)
otda (locative singular)
otlarda (locative plural)
otdan (ablative singular)
otlardan (ablative plural)


ot

ōt (definite accusative ōdy, plural ōtlar)

ōt (canonical)
ōdy (accusative definite)
ōtlar (plural)
ōt (nominative singular)
ōtlar (nominative plural)
ōdy (accusative singular)
ōtlary (accusative plural)
ōdyň (genitive singular)
ōtlaryň (genitive plural)
ōda (dative singular)
ōtlara (dative plural)
ōtda (locative singular)
ōtlarda (locative plural)
ōtdan (ablative singular)
ōtlardan (ablative plural)


buz

būz (definite accusative buzy, plural būzlar)

būz (canonical)
buzy (accusative definite)
būzlar (plural)
buz (nominative singular)
buzlar (nominative plural)
buzy (accusative singular)
buzlary (accusative plural)
buzuň (genitive singular)
buzlaryň (genitive plural)
buza (dative singular)
buzlara (dative plural)
buzda (locative singular)
buzlarda (locative plural)
buzdan (ablative singular)
buzlardan (ablative plural)


arpa

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

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *arpa (“barley”).


kyssa

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kyssa (definite accusative kyssany, plural kyssalar)

kyssany (accusative definite)
kyssalar (plural)
kyssa (nominative singular)
kyssalar (nominative plural)
kyssany (accusative singular)
kyssalary (accusative plural)
kyssanyň (genitive singular)
kyssalaryň (genitive plural)
kyssā (dative singular)
kyssalara (dative plural)
kyssada (locative singular)
kyssalarda (locative plural)
kyssadan (ablative singular)
kyssalardan (ablative plural)


gan

gan (definite accusative gany, plural ganlar)

gany (accusative definite)
ganlar (plural)
gan (nominative singular)
ganlar (nominative plural)
gany (accusative singular)
ganlary (accusative plural)
ganyň (genitive singular)
ganlaryň (genitive plural)
gana (dative singular)
ganlara (dative plural)
ganda (locative singular)
ganlarda (locative plural)
gandan (ablative singular)
ganlardan (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kān (“blood”). Cognate with Turkish kan.


gulp

From Arabic قُفْل (qufl). Cognates with Uyghur قۇلۇپ (qulup), Uzbek qulf, Uzbek qulf, Kazakh құлып (qūlyp),Kyrgyz кулпу (kulpu).


isim

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isim (definite accusative isimi, plural isimler)

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

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


eje

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

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

m+

(Teke, Saryk, Yomut, Yemreli) elder sister

paternal grandmother
paternal grandmother


göz

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göz (definite accusative gözi, plural gözler)

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

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


esas

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esas (definite accusative esasy, plural esaslar)

esasy (accusative definite)
esaslar (plural)
esas (nominative singular)
esaslar (nominative plural)
esasy (accusative singular)
esaslary (accusative plural)
esasyň (genitive singular)
esaslaryň (genitive plural)
esasa (dative singular)
esaslara (dative plural)
esasda (locative singular)
esaslarda (locative plural)
esasdan (ablative singular)
esaslardan (ablative plural)


olja

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


ata

Formal; chiefly Yomut; Formal; chiefly Yomut

paternal grandfather
paternal grandfather


kömür

kömür (definite accusative kömüri, plural kömürler)

kömüri (accusative definite)
kömürler (plural)
kömür (nominative singular)
kömürler (nominative plural)
kömüri (accusative singular)
kömürleri (accusative plural)
kömürüň (genitive singular)
kömürleriň (genitive plural)
kömüre (dative singular)
kömürlere (dative plural)
kömürde (locative singular)
kömürlerde (locative plural)
kömürden (ablative singular)
kömürlerden (ablative plural)


gep

gep (definite accusative gepi, plural gepler)

gepi (accusative definite)
gepler (plural)
gep (nominative singular)
gepler (nominative plural)
gepi (accusative singular)
gepleri (accusative plural)
gepiň (genitive singular)
gepleriň (genitive plural)
gepe (dative singular)
geplere (dative plural)
gepde (locative singular)
geplerde (locative plural)
gepden (ablative singular)
geplerden (ablative plural)


zerre

zerre (definite accusative zerreni, plural zerreler)

zerreni (accusative definite)
zerreler (plural)

the smallest particles of dust and dustlike materials


baş

baş (definite accusative başy, plural başlar)

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


baş

bāş (definite accusative bāşy, plural bāşlar)

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


adrenalin

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

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


halk

halk (definite accusative halky, plural halklar)

halky (accusative definite)
halklar (plural)
halk (nominative singular)
halklar (nominative plural)
halky (accusative singular)
halklary (accusative plural)
halkyň (genitive singular)
halklaryň (genitive plural)
halka (dative singular)
halklara (dative plural)
halkda (locative singular)
halklarda (locative plural)
halkdan (ablative singular)
halklardan (ablative plural)


sözlük

sözlük (definite accusative sözlügi, plural sözlükler)

sözlügi (accusative definite)
sözlükler (plural)
sözlük (nominative singular)
sözlükler (nominative plural)
sözlügi (accusative singular)
sözlükleri (accusative plural)
sözlügüň (genitive singular)
sözlükleriň (genitive plural)
sözlüge (dative singular)
sözlüklere (dative plural)
sözlükde (locative singular)
sözlüklerde (locative plural)
sözlükden (ablative singular)
sözlüklerden (ablative plural)

From söz + -lük. Cognate with Uzbek soʻzlik and Kazakh сөздік (sözdık).


hak

hak (definite accusative haky, plural haklar)

haky (accusative definite)
haklar (plural)


manat

manat (definite accusative manady, plural manatlar)

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

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


oba

obā (definite accusative obany, plural obālar)

obā (canonical)
obany (accusative definite)
obālar (plural)
oba (nominative singular)
obalar (nominative plural)
obany (accusative singular)
obalary (accusative plural)
obanyň (genitive singular)
obalaryň (genitive plural)
obā (dative singular)
obalara (dative plural)
obada (locative singular)
obalarda (locative plural)
obadan (ablative singular)
obalardan (ablative plural)

Cognate with Azerbaijani and Turkish oba.


öküz

öküz (definite accusative öküzi, plural öküzler)

öküzi (accusative definite)
öküzler (plural)
öküz (nominative singular)
öküzler (nominative plural)
öküzi (accusative singular)
öküzleri (accusative plural)
öküzüň (genitive singular)
öküzleriň (genitive plural)
öküze (dative singular)
öküzlere (dative plural)
öküzde (locative singular)
öküzlerde (locative plural)
öküzden (ablative singular)
öküzlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *öküŕ (“ox”).


zat

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zat (definite accusative zaty, plural zatlar)

zaty (accusative definite)
zatlar (plural)
zat (nominative singular)
zatlar (nominative plural)
zaty (accusative singular)
zatlary (accusative plural)
zatyň (genitive singular)
zatlaryň (genitive plural)
zata (dative singular)
zatlara (dative plural)
zatda (locative singular)
zatlarda (locative plural)
zatdan (ablative singular)
zatlardan (ablative plural)

From Arabic ذَات (ḏāt, “being, essence, substance, nature”).


ajal

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ajal (definite accusative ajaly, plural ajallar)

ajaly (accusative definite)
ajallar (plural)
ajal (nominative singular)
ajallar (nominative plural)
ajaly (accusative singular)
ajallary (accusative plural)
ajalyň (genitive singular)
ajallaryň (genitive plural)
ajala (dative singular)
ajallara (dative plural)
ajalda (locative singular)
ajallarda (locative plural)
ajaldan (ablative singular)
ajallardan (ablative plural)


demir

demir (definite accusative demri, plural demirler)

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

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


diş

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dīş (definite accusative dīşi, plural dīşler)

dīş (canonical)
dīşi (accusative definite)
dīşler (plural)
diş (nominative singular)
dişler (nominative plural)
dişi (accusative singular)
dişleri (accusative plural)
dişiň (genitive singular)
dişleriň (genitive plural)
dişe (dative singular)
dişlere (dative plural)
dişde (locative singular)
dişlerde (locative plural)
dişden (ablative singular)
dişlerden (ablative plural)


duman

duman (definite accusative dumany, plural dumanlar)

dumany (accusative definite)
dumanlar (plural)
duman (nominative singular)
dumanlar (nominative plural)
dumany (accusative singular)
dumanlary (accusative plural)
dumanyň (genitive singular)
dumanlaryň (genitive plural)
dumana (dative singular)
dumanlara (dative plural)
dumanda (locative singular)
dumanlarda (locative plural)
dumandan (ablative singular)
dumanlardan (ablative plural)


rus

rus (definite accusative rusy, plural ruslar)

rusy (accusative definite)
ruslar (plural)


kaka

kāka (definite accusative kākany, plural kākalar)

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


ateizm

ateizm (definite accusative ateizmi, plural ateizmler)

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


ölüm

ölüm (definite accusative ölümi, plural ölümler)

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

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


zaman

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zaman (definite accusative zamany, plural zamanlar)

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


miras

miras (definite accusative mirasy, plural miraslar)

mirasy (accusative definite)
miraslar (plural)
miras (nominative singular)
miraslar (nominative plural)
mirasy (accusative singular)
miraslary (accusative plural)
mirasyň (genitive singular)
miraslaryň (genitive plural)
mirasa (dative singular)
miraslara (dative plural)
mirasda (locative singular)
miraslarda (locative plural)
mirasdan (ablative singular)
miraslardan (ablative plural)


talaban

talaban (definite accusative talabany, plural talabanlar)

talabany (accusative definite)
talabanlar (plural)
talaban (nominative singular)
talabanlar (nominative plural)
talabany (accusative singular)
talabanlary (accusative plural)
talabanyň (genitive singular)
talabanlaryň (genitive plural)
talabana (dative singular)
talabanlara (dative plural)
talabanda (locative singular)
talabanlarda (locative plural)
talabandan (ablative singular)
talabanlardan (ablative plural)

Probably from Persian طلبان (talabân, “seekers”), ultimately from Arabic طَلَب (ṭalab, “demand”).


köl

köl (definite accusative köli, plural köller)

köli (accusative definite)
köller (plural)
köl (nominative singular)
köller (nominative plural)
köli (accusative singular)
kölleri (accusative plural)
kölüň (genitive singular)
kölleriň (genitive plural)
köle (dative singular)
köllere (dative plural)
kölde (locative singular)
köllerde (locative plural)
kölden (ablative singular)
köllerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kȫl (“lake”). Cognate with Turkish göl.


nokat

nokat (definite accusative nokady, plural nokatlar)

nokady (accusative definite)
nokatlar (plural)
nokat (nominative singular)
nokatlar (nominative plural)
nokady (accusative singular)
nokatlary (accusative plural)
nokadyň (genitive singular)
nokatlaryň (genitive plural)
nokada (dative singular)
nokatlara (dative plural)
nokatda (locative singular)
nokatlarda (locative plural)
nokatdan (ablative singular)
nokatlardan (ablative plural)


gün

gün (definite accusative güni, plural günler)

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

sun (light and warmth received from the sun)


temperatura

temperatura (definite accusative temperaturany, plural temperaturalar)

temperaturany (accusative definite)
temperaturalar (plural)
temperatura (nominative singular)
temperaturalar (nominative plural)
temperaturany (accusative singular)
temperaturalary (accusative plural)
temperaturanyň (genitive singular)
temperaturalaryň (genitive plural)
temperaturā (dative singular)
temperaturalara (dative plural)
temperaturada (locative singular)
temperaturalarda (locative plural)
temperaturadan (ablative singular)
temperaturalardan (ablative plural)

Learned borrowing from Russian температура (temperatura), from Latin temperātūra.


kitap

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kitāp (definite accusative kitāby, plural kitāplar)

kitāp (canonical)
kitāby (accusative definite)
kitāplar (plural)
kitāp (nominative singular)
kitāplar (nominative plural)
kitāby (accusative singular)
kitāplary (accusative plural)
kitābyň (genitive singular)
kitāplaryň (genitive plural)
kitāba (dative singular)
kitāplara (dative plural)
kitāpda (locative singular)
kitāplarda (locative plural)
kitāpdan (ablative singular)
kitāplardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian کتاب (kitāb), from Arabic كِتَابٌ m (kitābun, “a book”).


banan

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banan (definite accusative banany, plural bananlar)

banany (accusative definite)
bananlar (plural)
banan (nominative singular)
bananlar (nominative plural)
banany (accusative singular)
bananlary (accusative plural)
bananyň (genitive singular)
bananlaryň (genitive plural)
banana (dative singular)
bananlara (dative plural)
bananda (locative singular)
bananlarda (locative plural)
banandan (ablative singular)
bananlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian бана́н (banán), from French banane, from Portuguese banana or Spanish banana, from Wolof banaana.


öç

öç (definite accusative öji, plural öçler)

öji (accusative definite)
öçler (plural)
öç (nominative singular)
öçler (nominative plural)
öji (accusative singular)
öçleri (accusative plural)
öjüň (genitive singular)
öçleriň (genitive plural)
öje (dative singular)
öçlere (dative plural)
öçde (locative singular)
öçlerde (locative plural)
öçden (ablative singular)
öçlerden (ablative plural)


alaşa

alaşa (definite accusative alaşany, plural alaşalar)

alaşany (accusative definite)
alaşalar (plural)
alaşa (nominative singular)
alaşalar (nominative plural)
alaşany (accusative singular)
alaşalary (accusative plural)
alaşanyň (genitive singular)
alaşalaryň (genitive plural)
alaşā (dative singular)
alaşalara (dative plural)
alaşada (locative singular)
alaşalarda (locative plural)
alaşadan (ablative singular)
alaşalardan (ablative plural)


bereket

bereket (definite accusative bereketi, plural bereketler)

bereketi (accusative definite)
bereketler (plural)
bereket (nominative singular)
bereketler (nominative plural)
bereketi (accusative singular)
bereketleri (accusative plural)
bereketiň (genitive singular)
bereketleriň (genitive plural)
berekete (dative singular)
bereketlere (dative plural)
bereketde (locative singular)
bereketlerde (locative plural)
bereketden (ablative singular)
bereketlerden (ablative plural)


tanap

tanap (definite accusative tanapy, plural tanaplar)

tanapy (accusative definite)
tanaplar (plural)
tanap (nominative singular)
tanaplar (nominative plural)
tanapy (accusative singular)
tanaplary (accusative plural)
tanapyň (genitive singular)
tanaplaryň (genitive plural)
tanapa (dative singular)
tanaplara (dative plural)
tanapda (locative singular)
tanaplarda (locative plural)
tanapdan (ablative singular)
tanaplardan (ablative plural)


daň

daň (definite accusative daňy, plural daňlar)

daňy (accusative definite)
daňlar (plural)
daň (nominative singular)
daňlar (nominative plural)
daňy (accusative singular)
daňlary (accusative plural)
daňyň (genitive singular)
daňlaryň (genitive plural)
daňa (dative singular)
daňlara (dative plural)
daňda (locative singular)
daňlarda (locative plural)
daňdan (ablative singular)
daňlardan (ablative plural)


birlik

birlik (definite accusative birligi, plural birlikler)

birligi (accusative definite)
birlikler (plural)
birlik (nominative singular)
birlikler (nominative plural)
birligi (accusative singular)
birlikleri (accusative plural)
birligiň (genitive singular)
birlikleriň (genitive plural)
birlige (dative singular)
birliklere (dative plural)
birlikde (locative singular)
birliklerde (locative plural)
birlikden (ablative singular)
birliklerden (ablative plural)


tilki

tilki (definite accusative tilkini, plural tilkiler)

tilkini (accusative definite)
tilkiler (plural)
tilki (nominative singular)
tilkiler (nominative plural)
tilkini (accusative singular)
tilkileri (accusative plural)
tilkiniň (genitive singular)
tilkileriň (genitive plural)
tilkä (dative singular)
tilkilere (dative plural)
tilkide (locative singular)
tilkilerde (locative plural)
tilkiden (ablative singular)
tilkilerden (ablative plural)


pissa

pissa (definite accusative pissany, plural pissalar)

pissany (accusative definite)
pissalar (plural)
pissa (nominative singular)
pissalar (nominative plural)
pissany (accusative singular)
pissalary (accusative plural)
pissanyň (genitive singular)
pissalaryň (genitive plural)
pissā (dative singular)
pissalara (dative plural)
pissada (locative singular)
pissalarda (locative plural)
pissadan (ablative singular)
pissalardan (ablative plural)


duşman

duşman (definite accusative duşmany, plural duşmanlar)

duşmany (accusative definite)
duşmanlar (plural)
duşman (nominative singular)
duşmanlar (nominative plural)
duşmany (accusative singular)
duşmanlary (accusative plural)
duşmanyň (genitive singular)
duşmanlaryň (genitive plural)
duşmana (dative singular)
duşmanlara (dative plural)
duşmanda (locative singular)
duşmanlarda (locative plural)
duşmandan (ablative singular)
duşmanlardan (ablative plural)


çempion

çempion (definite accusative çempiony, plural çempionlar)

çempiony (accusative definite)
çempionlar (plural)
çempion (nominative singular)
çempionlar (nominative plural)
çempiony (accusative singular)
çempionlary (accusative plural)
çempionuň (genitive singular)
çempionlaryň (genitive plural)
çempiona (dative singular)
çempionlara (dative plural)
çempionda (locative singular)
çempionlarda (locative plural)
çempiondan (ablative singular)
çempionlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian чемпио́н (čempión, “champion”).


klinika

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


aprel

aprel (definite accusative apreli, plural apreller)

apreli (accusative definite)
apreller (plural)


landşaft

landşaft (definite accusative landşafty, plural landşaftlar)

landşafty (accusative definite)
landşaftlar (plural)
landşaft (nominative singular)
landşaftlar (nominative plural)
landşafty (accusative singular)
landşaftlary (accusative plural)
landşaftyň (genitive singular)
landşaftlaryň (genitive plural)
landşafta (dative singular)
landşaftlara (dative plural)
landşaftda (locative singular)
landşaftlarda (locative plural)
landşaftdan (ablative singular)
landşaftlardan (ablative plural)

landscape (overview of the topography of the Earth)


boran

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


konsul

konsul (definite accusative konsuly, plural konsullar)

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

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


tirsek

tirsek (definite accusative tirsegi, plural tirsekler)

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

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


mebel

mebel (definite accusative mebeli, plural mebeller)

mebeli (accusative definite)
mebeller (plural)
mebel (nominative singular)
mebeller (nominative plural)
mebeli (accusative singular)
mebelleri (accusative plural)
mebeliň (genitive singular)
mebelleriň (genitive plural)
mebele (dative singular)
mebellere (dative plural)
mebelde (locative singular)
mebellerde (locative plural)
mebelden (ablative singular)
mebellerden (ablative plural)

From Russian ме́бель (mébelʹ), from French meuble, from Latin mobile.


kümüş

kümüş (definite accusative kümşi, plural kümüşler)

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

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


körük

körük (definite accusative körügi, plural körükler)

körügi (accusative definite)
körükler (plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kȫrük, from *kȫrü- (“to use bellows, to fan (flames)”).

A hole at the bottom of a clay oven to let air in.


fizika

fizika (definite accusative fizikany, plural fizikalar)

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


iş

iş (definite accusative işi, plural işler)

işi (accusative definite)
işler (plural)


trubka

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


burun

burun (definite accusative burny, plural burunlar)

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


hukuk

hukuk (definite accusative hukuky, plural hukuklar)

hukuky (accusative definite)
hukuklar (plural)


ördek

ördek (definite accusative ördegi, plural ördekler)

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

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


karar

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karar (definite accusative karary, plural kararlar)

karary (accusative definite)
kararlar (plural)
karar (nominative singular)
kararlar (nominative plural)
karary (accusative singular)
kararlary (accusative plural)
kararyň (genitive singular)
kararlaryň (genitive plural)
karara (dative singular)
kararlara (dative plural)
kararda (locative singular)
kararlarda (locative plural)
karardan (ablative singular)
kararlardan (ablative plural)


piwo

piwo (definite accusative piwony, plural piwolar)

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

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


gül

gül (definite accusative güli, plural güller)

güli (accusative definite)
güller (plural)
gül (nominative singular)
güller (nominative plural)
güli (accusative singular)
gülleri (accusative plural)
gülüň (genitive singular)
gülleriň (genitive plural)
güle (dative singular)
güllere (dative plural)
gülde (locative singular)
güllerde (locative plural)
gülden (ablative singular)
güllerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian گُل (gul).


çöl

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çöl (definite accusative çöli, plural çöller)

çöli (accusative definite)
çöller (plural)
çöl (nominative singular)
çöller (nominative plural)
çöli (accusative singular)
çölleri (accusative plural)
çölüň (genitive singular)
çölleriň (genitive plural)
çöle (dative singular)
çöllere (dative plural)
çölde (locative singular)
çöllerde (locative plural)
çölden (ablative singular)
çöllerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *čöl (“steppe, desert”).


eşek

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eşek (definite accusative eşegi, plural eşekler)

eşegi (accusative definite)
eşekler (plural)
eşek (nominative singular)
eşekler (nominative plural)
eşegi (accusative singular)
eşekleri (accusative plural)
eşegiň (genitive singular)
eşekleriň (genitive plural)
eşege (dative singular)
eşeklere (dative plural)
eşekde (locative singular)
eşeklerde (locative plural)
eşekden (ablative singular)
eşeklerden (ablative plural)


dekabr

dekabr (definite accusative dekabry, plural dekabrlar)

dekabry (accusative definite)
dekabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian дека́брь (dekábrʹ).


žurnalist

žurnalist (definite accusative žurnalisti, plural žurnalistler)

žurnalisti (accusative definite)
žurnalistler (plural)
žurnalist (nominative singular)
žurnalistler (nominative plural)
žurnalisti (accusative singular)
žurnalistleri (accusative plural)
žurnalistiň (genitive singular)
žurnalistleriň (genitive plural)
žurnaliste (dative singular)
žurnalistlere (dative plural)
žurnalistde (locative singular)
žurnalistlerde (locative plural)
žurnalistden (ablative singular)
žurnalistlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian журнали́ст (žurnalíst), from French journaliste.


žurnalistika

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žurnalistika (definite accusative žurnalistikany, uncountable -)

Borrowed from Russian журнали́стика (žurnalístika).

bor

журнали́стика


že

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že (definite accusative ženi, plural želer)

ženi (accusative definite)
želer (plural)

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


prezident

prezident (definite accusative prezidentny, plural prezidentlar)

prezidentny (accusative definite)
prezidentlar (plural)

Internationalism; via Russian президент (prezident), from French président, from Latin praesidens.


maksat

maksat (definite accusative maksaty, plural maksatlar)

maksaty (accusative definite)
maksatlar (plural)
maksat (nominative singular)
maksatlar (nominative plural)
maksaty (accusative singular)
maksatlary (accusative plural)
maksatyň (genitive singular)
maksatlaryň (genitive plural)
maksata (dative singular)
maksatlara (dative plural)
maksatda (locative singular)
maksatlarda (locative plural)
maksatdan (ablative singular)
maksatlardan (ablative plural)


polat

polat (definite accusative polady, plural polatlar)

polady (accusative definite)
polatlar (plural)
polat (nominative singular)
polatlar (nominative plural)
polady (accusative singular)
polatlary (accusative plural)
poladyň (genitive singular)
polatlaryň (genitive plural)
polada (dative singular)
polatlara (dative plural)
polatda (locative singular)
polatlarda (locative plural)
polatdan (ablative singular)
polatlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Classical Persian پولاد (pōlād).


bulut

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bulut (definite accusative buludy, plural bulutlar)

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

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


jeza

jeza (definite accusative jezany, plural jezalar)

jezany (accusative definite)
jezalar (plural)
jeza (nominative singular)
jezalar (nominative plural)
jezany (accusative singular)
jezalary (accusative plural)
jezanyň (genitive singular)
jezalaryň (genitive plural)
jezā (dative singular)
jezalara (dative plural)
jezada (locative singular)
jezalarda (locative plural)
jezadan (ablative singular)
jezalardan (ablative plural)


medrese

medrese (definite accusative medresäni, plural medreseler)

medresäni (accusative definite)
medreseler (plural)
medrese (nominative singular)
medreseler (nominative plural)
medresäni (accusative singular)
medreseleri (accusative plural)
medresäniň (genitive singular)
medreseleriň (genitive plural)
medresä (dative singular)
medreselere (dative plural)
medresede (locative singular)
medreselerde (locative plural)
medreseden (ablative singular)
medreselerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic مَدْرَسَة (madrasa)


tabak

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tabak (definite accusative tabagy, plural tabaklar)

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


wulkan

wulkan (definite accusative wulkany, plural wulkanlar)

wulkany (accusative definite)
wulkanlar (plural)
wulkan (nominative singular)
wulkanlar (nominative plural)
wulkany (accusative singular)
wulkanlary (accusative plural)
wulkanyň (genitive singular)
wulkanlaryň (genitive plural)
wulkana (dative singular)
wulkanlara (dative plural)
wulkanda (locative singular)
wulkanlarda (locative plural)
wulkandan (ablative singular)
wulkanlardan (ablative plural)


habar

habar (definite accusative habary, plural habarlar)

habary (accusative definite)
habarlar (plural)
habar (nominative singular)
habarlar (nominative plural)
habary (accusative singular)
habarlary (accusative plural)
habaryň (genitive singular)
habarlaryň (genitive plural)
habara (dative singular)
habarlara (dative plural)
habarda (locative singular)
habarlarda (locative plural)
habardan (ablative singular)
habarlardan (ablative plural)


sypat

sypat (definite accusative sypaty, plural sypatlar)

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

From Arabic صِفَة (ṣifa). Compare Turkish sıfat.


kebap

kebap (definite accusative kebaby, plural kebaplar)

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


kantata

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


kükürt

kükürt (definite accusative kükürti, plural kükürtler)

kükürti (accusative definite)
kükürtler (plural)
kükürt (nominative singular)
kükürtler (nominative plural)
kükürti (accusative singular)
kükürtleri (accusative plural)
kükürtüň (genitive singular)
kükürtleriň (genitive plural)
kükürte (dative singular)
kükürtlere (dative plural)
kükürtde (locative singular)
kükürtlerde (locative plural)
kükürtden (ablative singular)
kükürtlerden (ablative plural)


bogaz

bogaz (definite accusative bogazy, plural bogazlar)

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


fabrik

fabrik (definite accusative fabrigi, plural fabrikler)

fabrigi (accusative definite)
fabrikler (plural)
fabrik (nominative singular)
fabrikler (nominative plural)
fabrigi (accusative singular)
fabrikleri (accusative plural)
fabrigiň (genitive singular)
fabrikleriň (genitive plural)
fabrige (dative singular)
fabriklere (dative plural)
fabrikde (locative singular)
fabriklerde (locative plural)
fabrikden (ablative singular)
fabriklerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from German Fabrik (“factory”), from French fabrique, from Latin fabrica (“workshop”).


dogan

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

term of address for people of almost same age


žanr

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])


gerb

gerb (definite accusative gerbi, plural gerbler)

gerbi (accusative definite)
gerbler (plural)


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)


ders

ders (definite accusative dersi, plural dersler)

dersi (accusative definite)
dersler (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic [Term?]. Compare Turkish ters. Also, compare Turkmen tezek (“dung, cow dung, manure”) and Proto-Turkic *teŕek (“dung”).


ders

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)


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)


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)


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”).


saz

head

sāz (definite accusative sāzy, plural sāzlar)

sāz (canonical)
sāzy (accusative definite)
sāzlar (plural)


makala

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)


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)


baýlyk

baýlyk (definite accusative baýlygy, plural baýlyklar)

baýlygy (accusative definite)
baýlyklar (plural)


hepde

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

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


garaşsyzlyk

garaşsyzlyk (definite accusative garaşsyzlygy, plural garaşsyzlyklar)

garaşsyzlygy (accusative definite)
garaşsyzlyklar (plural)


agşam

agşam (definite accusative agşamy, plural agşamlar)

agşamy (accusative definite)
agşamlar (plural)


guty

guty (definite accusative gutyny, plural gutular)

gutyny (accusative definite)
gutular (plural)

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


ýekşenbe

Borrowed from Classical Persian یکشنبه (yak-šanba).


iňňe

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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.


pelsepe

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

Borrowed from Arabic فَلْسَفَة (falsafa).


düýn

head

düýn (definite accusative ü, plural düýnler)

ü (accusative definite)
düýnler (plural)

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


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”).


garyn

garyn (definite accusative garyny, plural garynlar)

garyny (accusative definite)
garynlar (plural)

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


çemçe

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)


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)


gyş

gyş (definite accusative gyşy, plural gyşlar)

gyşy (accusative definite)
gyşlar (plural)

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


üçburçluk

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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)


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)


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)


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.


guş

guş (definite accusative guşy, plural guşlar)

guşy (accusative definite)
guşlar (plural)

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


reňk

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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)


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)


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)


guşak

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


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)


edebiýat

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).


çaň

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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)


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.


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”).


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.


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)


agyz

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)


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)


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.


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.


guýruk

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.


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)


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.


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.


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.


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)


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.


duşenbe

duşenbe (definite accusative duşenbeni, plural duşenbeler)

duşenbeni (accusative definite)
duşenbeler (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)


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).


haýwan

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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).


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”).


azatlyk

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azātlyk (definite accusative azātlygy, plural azātlyklar)

azātlyk (canonical)
azātlygy (accusative definite)
azātlyklar (plural)
azātlyk (nominative singular)
azātlyklar (nominative plural)
azātlygy (accusative singular)
azātlyklary (accusative plural)
azātlygyň (genitive singular)
azātlyklaryň (genitive plural)
azātlyga (dative singular)
azātlyklara (dative plural)
azātlykda (locative singular)
azātlyklarda (locative plural)
azātlykdan (ablative singular)
azātlyklardan (ablative plural)

From azāt + -lyk. Compare Persian آزادی (âzâdi).

söz azātlygy


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)


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)


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.


durmuş

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).


dyz

dȳz (definite accusative dȳzy, plural dȳzlar)

dȳz (canonical)
dȳzy (accusative definite)
dȳzlar (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.


ýassyk

ýassyk (definite accusative ýassygy, plural ýassyklar)

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

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


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.


taryh

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.


çarşenbe

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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.


dünýä

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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).


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”).


balyk

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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”).


miwe

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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.


ýylan

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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.


gulak

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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”).


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.


ýalyn

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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.


gaplaň

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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”).


ogul

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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.


gije

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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”).


hasap

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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)


jemgyýet

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.


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.