ýürek

head

ýürek (definite accusative ýüregi, plural ýürekler)

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

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


ýarym

head

ýarym (definite accusative ýarymy, plural ýarymlar)

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

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


guzy

head

guzy (definite accusative guzyny, plural guzylar)

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

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


deňiz

deňiz (definite accusative deňzi, plural deňizler)

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

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


ganat

ganat (definite accusative ganaty, plural ganatlar)

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

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


aýy

aýy (definite accusative aýyny, plural aýylar)

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

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


yşyk

yşyk (definite accusative yşygy, plural yşyklar)

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

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


şagal

head

şagal (definite accusative şagaly, plural şagallar)

şagaly (accusative definite)
şagallar (plural)


güýz

güýz (definite accusative güýzi, plural güýzler)

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

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


asyr

head

asyr (definite accusative asyry, plural asyrlar)

asyry (accusative definite)
asyrlar (plural)


gorky

gorky (definite accusative gorkyny, plural gorkylar)

gorkyny (accusative definite)
gorkylar (plural)

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


gapy

gapy (definite accusative gapyny, plural gapylar)

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

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


günbatar

günbatar (definite accusative günbatary, uncountable -)

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


gawun

head

gawun (definite accusative gawuny, plural gawunlar)

gawuny (accusative definite)
gawunlar (plural)

→ Shina: [script needed] (gawún)

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


energiýa

energiýa (definite accusative energiýany, plural energiýalar)

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


käşir

käşir (definite accusative käşiri, plural käşirler)

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


pagta

pagta (definite accusative pagtany, plural pagtalar)

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


aýaz

aýaz (definite accusative aýazy, plural aýazlar)

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

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


terjime

terjime (definite accusative terjimäni, plural terjimeler)

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

Borrowed from Arabic تَرْجَمَة (tarjama).


şerap

head

şerap (definite accusative şerapy, plural şeraplar)

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


oýun

oýun (definite accusative oýunu, plural oýunlar)

oýunu (accusative definite)
oýunlar (plural)

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


hekaýa

hekaýa (definite accusative hekaýany, plural hekaýalar)

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


maýmyn

maýmyn (definite accusative maýmyny, plural maýmynlar)

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


demirgazyk

demirgazyk (definite accusative demirgazygy, uncountable -)

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


uruş

head

uruş (definite accusative urşy, plural uruşlar)

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

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


metjit

metjit (definite accusative metjidi, plural metjitler)

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

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


şire

şire (definite accusative şiräni, plural şireler)

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

Borrowed from Classical Persian شیره. Cognate with Azerbaijani şirə.


penjire

penjire (definite accusative penjiräni, plural penjireler)

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

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


oturgyç

oturgyç (definite accusative oturgyçy, plural oturgyçlar)

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

/otʊɾˈɡɯt͡ʃ/


towuk

towuk (definite accusative towugy, plural towuklar)

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

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


garpyz

garpyz (definite accusative garpyzy, plural garpyzlar)

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

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

Bu garpyz uly.


ýolbars

ýolbars (definite accusative ýolbarsy, plural ýolbarslar)

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

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

inh

Ýolbars jeňňeliň şasydyr.


köçe

head

köçe (definite accusative köçeni, plural köçeler)

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

Men bu köçeden hiç haçan ýöremedim.


öý

öý (definite accusative öýi, plural öýler)

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

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


gündogar

head

gündogar (definite accusative gündogary, uncountable -)

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

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

com+

Eastakyn Gündogar
Middle East


aýak

head

aýak (definite accusative aýagy, plural aýaklar)

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


sygyr

sygyr (definite accusative sygry, plural sygyrlar)

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

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


tokaý

tokaý (definite accusative tokaýy, plural tokaýlar)

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


hamyr

hamyr (definite accusative hamyry, plural hamyrlar)

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

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


böri

böri (definite accusative börini, plural böriler)

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


syçan

syçan (definite accusative syçany, plural syçanlar)

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

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


çaý

head

çaý (definite accusative çaýy, plural çaýlar)

çaýy (accusative definite)
çaýlar (plural)

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

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


altyn

altyn (definite accusative altyny, plural altynlar)

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


sogan

sogan (definite accusative sogany, plural soganlar)

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


pyçak

pyçak (definite accusative pyçagy, plural pyçaklar)

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

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


mysal

mysal (definite accusative mysaly, plural mysallar)

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


süňk

süňk (definite accusative süňki, plural süňkler)

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

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


zäher

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zäher (definite accusative zäheri, plural zäherler)

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


akyl

akyl (definite accusative akyly, plural akyllar)

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


awtobus

awtobus (definite accusative awtobusy, plural awtobuslar)

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

Borrowed from Russian авто́бус (avtóbus).


şalgam

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şalgam (definite accusative şalgamy, plural şalgamlar)

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

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


suw

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suw (definite accusative suwy, plural suwlar)

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

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


iýmiş

iýmiş (definite accusative iýmişi, plural iýmişler)

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


daş

dāş (definite accusative dāşy, plural dāşlar)

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

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


duz

duz (definite accusative duzy, plural duzlar)

duzy (accusative definite)
duzlar (plural)


müň

müň (definite accusative müňü, plural müňler)

müňü (accusative definite)
müňler (plural)

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


müňýyllyk

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


oý

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


ýunan

ýunan (definite accusative ýunany, plural ýunanlar)

ýunany (accusative definite)
ýunanlar (plural)


ýalňyzlyk

ýalňyzlyk (definite accusative ýalňyzlygy, plural ýalňyzlyklar)

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


düýe

düýe (definite accusative düýeni, plural düýeler)

düýeni (accusative definite)
düýeler (plural)

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


pygamber

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pygamber (definite accusative pygamberi, plural pygamberler)

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

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


ýarymada

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

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


sabyn

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sabyn (definite accusative sabyny, plural sabynlar)

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

bor

Arabic صَابُون (ṣābūn)


myhman

head

myhman (definite accusative myhmany, plural myhmanlar)

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


çopan

çopan (definite accusative çopany, plural çopanlar)

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


talyp

talyp (definite accusative talyby, plural talyplar)

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


jahan

jahan (definite accusative jahany, plural jahanlar)

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


jogap

jogap (definite accusative jogaby, plural jogaplar)

jogaby (accusative definite)
jogaplar (plural)
jogap (nominative singular)
jogaplar (nominative plural)
jogaby (accusative singular)
jogaplary (accusative plural)
jogabyň (genitive singular)
jogaplaryň (genitive plural)
jogaba (dative singular)
jogaplara (dative plural)
jogapda (locative singular)
jogaplarda (locative plural)
jogapdan (ablative singular)
jogaplardan (ablative plural)


oglan

oglan (definite accusative oglany, plural oglanlar)

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


esger

esger (definite accusative esgeri, plural esgerler)

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


zynjyr

zynjyr (definite accusative zynjyry, plural zynjyrlar)

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

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


ýalňyş

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ýalňyş (definite accusative ýalňyşy, plural ýalňyşlar)

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

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


muzeý

muzeý (definite accusative muzeýi, plural muzeýler)

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

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


düýş

dǖýş (definite accusative dǖýşi, plural dǖýşler)

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

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


medeniýet

medeniýet (definite accusative medeniýeti, plural medeniýetler)

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

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


sakgal

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sakgal (definite accusative sakgaly, plural sakgallar)

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

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


ýüz

ýüz (definite accusative ýüzi, plural ýüzler)

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

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


kagyz

kagyz (definite accusative kagyzy, plural kagyzlar)

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

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


ýurt

ýurt (definite accusative ýurdy, plural ýurtlar)

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

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


maşgala

head

maşgala (definite accusative maşgalany, plural maşgalalar)

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


balykçy

balykçy (definite accusative balykçyny, plural balykçylar)

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

/bɑːlɯkˈt͡ʃɯ/

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


ylym

ylym (definite accusative ylmy, plural ylymlar)

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


tebigat

tebigat (definite accusative tebigaty, plural tebigatlar)

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


süýt

süýt (definite accusative süýti, plural süýtler)

süýti (accusative definite)
süýtler (plural)
süýt (nominative singular)
süýtler (nominative plural)
süýti (accusative singular)
süýtleri (accusative plural)
süýtiň (genitive singular)
süýtleriň (genitive plural)
süýte (dative singular)
süýtlere (dative plural)
süýtde (locative singular)
süýtlerde (locative plural)
süýtden (ablative singular)
süýtlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *sǖt. Cognate with Turkish süt.


söýgi

söýgi (definite accusative söýgini, plural söýgiler)

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

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


bürünç

bürünç (definite accusative bürünji, plural bürünçler)

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

Borrowed from Classical Persian بِرِنْج (birinj).

bor+

Bu ýer bürünç ekmek üçin örän amatly.

This land is very suitable for rice cultivation.


otly

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otly (definite accusative otlyny, plural otlylar)

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


ykdysadyýet

ykdysadyýet (definite accusative ykdysadyýeti, plural ykdysadyýetler)

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

ykdysat + -yýet. Compare Turkish iktisadiyat.


watan

watan (definite accusative watany, plural watanlar)

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

Etymology tree
Arabic وَطَن (waṭan)bor.
Classical Persian وَطَن (watan)bor.
Turkmen watanBorrowed from Classical Persian وَطَن (watan).


akademiýa

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akademiýa (definite accusative akademiýany, plural akademiýalar)

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

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


aý

aý (definite accusative aýy, plural aýlar)

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

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


çörek

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çörek (definite accusative çöregi, plural çörekler)

çöregi (accusative definite)
çörekler (plural)
çörek (nominative singular)
çörekler (nominative plural)
çöregi (accusative singular)
çörekleri (accusative plural)
çöregiň (genitive singular)
çörekleriň (genitive plural)
çörege (dative singular)
çöreklere (dative plural)
çörekde (locative singular)
çöreklerde (locative plural)
çörekden (ablative singular)
çöreklerden (ablative plural)

Stoluň üstündäki çöregi oglan alyp gitdi.


taňry

taňry (definite accusative taňryny, plural taňrylar)

taňryny (accusative definite)
taňrylar (plural)

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


watançylyk

watançylyk (definite accusative watançylygy, plural watançylyklar)

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


köpri

köpri (definite accusative köprini, plural köpriler)

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

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


kanun

kanun (definite accusative kanuny, plural kanunlar)

kanuny (accusative definite)
kanunlar (plural)

From Arabic قَانُون (qānūn), from Ancient Greek κανών (kanṓn). Cognate with English canon.


milad

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


narynç

narynç (definite accusative narynjy, plural narynçlar)

narynjy (accusative definite)
narynçlar (plural)

Borrowed from Persian نارنگ (nârang), from Sanskrit नारङ्ग (nāraṅga, “orange tree”), possibly from Dravidian.


zähmet

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zähmet (definite accusative zähmeti, plural zähmetler)

zähmeti (accusative definite)
zähmetler (plural)
zähmet (nominative singular)
zähmetler (nominative plural)
zähmeti (accusative singular)
zähmetleri (accusative plural)
zähmetiň (genitive singular)
zähmetleriň (genitive plural)
zähmete (dative singular)
zähmetlere (dative plural)
zähmetde (locative singular)
zähmetlerde (locative plural)
zähmetden (ablative singular)
zähmetlerden (ablative plural)


türme

türme (definite accusative türmäni, plural türmeler)

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


merkez

merkez (definite accusative merkezi, plural merkezler)

merkezi (accusative definite)
merkezler (plural)
merkez (nominative singular)
merkezler (nominative plural)
merkezi (accusative singular)
merkezleri (accusative plural)
merkeziň (genitive singular)
merkezleriň (genitive plural)
merkeze (dative singular)
merkezlere (dative plural)
merkezde (locative singular)
merkezlerde (locative plural)
merkezden (ablative singular)
merkezlerden (ablative plural)


şekil

şekil (definite accusative şekili, plural şekiller)

şekili (accusative definite)
şekiller (plural)
şekil (nominative singular)
şekiller (nominative plural)
şekili (accusative singular)
şekilleri (accusative plural)
şekiliň (genitive singular)
şekilleriň (genitive plural)
şekile (dative singular)
şekillere (dative plural)
şekilde (locative singular)
şekillerde (locative plural)
şekilden (ablative singular)
şekillerden (ablative plural)


elti

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

Coordinate term: baja

(Polygamy) women who share the same husband


tagt

tagt (definite accusative tagty, plural tagtlar)

tagty (accusative definite)
tagtlar (plural)


hatar

hatar (definite accusative hatary, plural hatarlar)

hatary (accusative definite)
hatarlar (plural)
hatar (nominative singular)
hatarlar (nominative plural)
hatary (accusative singular)
hatarlary (accusative plural)
hataryň (genitive singular)
hatarlaryň (genitive plural)
hatara (dative singular)
hatarlara (dative plural)
hatarda (locative singular)
hatarlarda (locative plural)
hatardan (ablative singular)
hatarlardan (ablative plural)


žiraf

žiraf (definite accusative žirafy, plural žiraflar)

žirafy (accusative definite)
žiraflar (plural)
žiraf (nominative singular)
žiraflar (nominative plural)
žirafy (accusative singular)
žiraflary (accusative plural)
žirafyň (genitive singular)
žiraflaryň (genitive plural)
žirafa (dative singular)
žiraflara (dative plural)
žirafda (locative singular)
žiraflarda (locative plural)
žirafdan (ablative singular)
žiraflardan (ablative plural)

From Russian жира́ф (žiráf), from French girafe, from Middle French giraffe, from Italian giraffa, from Arabic زَرَافَة (zarāfa, “giraffe”).


zol

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


agawa

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


hajat

hajat (definite accusative hajaty, plural hajatlar)

hajaty (accusative definite)
hajatlar (plural)
hajat (nominative singular)
hajatlar (nominative plural)
hajaty (accusative singular)
hajatlary (accusative plural)
hajatyň (genitive singular)
hajatlaryň (genitive plural)
hajata (dative singular)
hajatlara (dative plural)
hajatda (locative singular)
hajatlarda (locative plural)
hajatdan (ablative singular)
hajatlardan (ablative plural)


rul

rul (definite accusative ruly, plural rullar)

ruly (accusative definite)
rullar (plural)
rul (nominative singular)
rullar (nominative plural)
ruly (accusative singular)
rullary (accusative plural)
ruluň (genitive singular)
rullaryň (genitive plural)
rula (dative singular)
rullara (dative plural)
rulda (locative singular)
rullarda (locative plural)
ruldan (ablative singular)
rullardan (ablative plural)


ammar

ammar (definite accusative ammary, plural ammarlar)

ammary (accusative definite)
ammarlar (plural)
ammar (nominative singular)
ammarlar (nominative plural)
ammary (accusative singular)
ammarlary (accusative plural)
ammaryň (genitive singular)
ammarlaryň (genitive plural)
ammara (dative singular)
ammarlara (dative plural)
ammarda (locative singular)
ammarlarda (locative plural)
ammardan (ablative singular)
ammarlardan (ablative plural)

From Persian انبار (anbâr, “store, granary”). Cognate with Turkish ambar (“barn, granary”), Azerbaijani anbar (“granary”), etc.


şa

şa (definite accusative şany, plural şalar)

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


ýagdaý

ýagdaý (definite accusative ýagdaýy, plural ýagdaýlar)

ýagdaýy (accusative definite)
ýagdaýlar (plural)
ýagdaý (nominative singular)
ýagdaýlar (nominative plural)
ýagdaýy (accusative singular)
ýagdaýlary (accusative plural)
ýagdaýyň (genitive singular)
ýagdaýlaryň (genitive plural)
ýagdaýa (dative singular)
ýagdaýlara (dative plural)
ýagdaýda (locative singular)
ýagdaýlarda (locative plural)
ýagdaýdan (ablative singular)
ýagdaýlardan (ablative plural)


şe

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

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


çe

çe (definite accusative çeni, plural çeler)

çeni (accusative definite)
çeler (plural)

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


wagt

wagt (definite accusative wagty, plural wagtlar)

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


ussat

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

Derived from Arabic أُسْتَاذ (ʔustāḏ, “professor”)


kasam

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kasam (definite accusative kasamy, plural kasamlar)

kasamy (accusative definite)
kasamlar (plural)
kasam (nominative singular)
kasamlar (nominative plural)
kasamy (accusative singular)
kasamlary (accusative plural)
kasamyň (genitive singular)
kasamlaryň (genitive plural)
kasama (dative singular)
kasamlara (dative plural)
kasamda (locative singular)
kasamlarda (locative plural)
kasamdan (ablative singular)
kasamlardan (ablative plural)


gurt

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

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *kūrt. Compare Turkish kurt.


ary

ary (definite accusative aryny, plural arylar)

aryny (accusative definite)
arylar (plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *ārï (“bee, wasp”). Cognate with Turkish arı.


towşan

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towşan (definite accusative towşany, plural towşanlar)

towşany (accusative definite)
towşanlar (plural)
towşan (nominative singular)
towşanlar (nominative plural)
towşany (accusative singular)
towşanlary (accusative plural)
towşanyň (genitive singular)
towşanlaryň (genitive plural)
towşana (dative singular)
towşanlara (dative plural)
towşanda (locative singular)
towşanlarda (locative plural)
towşandan (ablative singular)
towşanlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *tabɨĺgan (“hare”). Cognate with Azerbaijani dovşan and Turkish tavşan.


peýnir

peýnir (definite accusative peýniri, plural peýnirler)

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

Borrowed from Classical Persian پنیر (panīr).


damja

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damja (definite accusative damjany, plural damjalar)

damjany (accusative definite)
damjalar (plural)
damja (nominative singular)
damjalar (nominative plural)
damjany (accusative singular)
damjalary (accusative plural)
damjanyň (genitive singular)
damjalaryň (genitive plural)
damjā (dative singular)
damjalara (dative plural)
damjada (locative singular)
damjalarda (locative plural)
damjadan (ablative singular)
damjalardan (ablative plural)


tüsse

tüsse (definite accusative tüssäni, plural tüsseler)

tüssäni (accusative definite)
tüsseler (plural)
tüsse (nominative singular)
tüsseler (nominative plural)
tüssäni (accusative singular)
tüsseleri (accusative plural)
tüssäniň (genitive singular)
tüsseleriň (genitive plural)
tüssä (dative singular)
tüsselere (dative plural)
tüssede (locative singular)
tüsselerde (locative plural)
tüsseden (ablative singular)
tüsselerden (ablative plural)


barmak

barmak (definite accusative barmagy, plural barmaklar)

barmagy (accusative definite)
barmaklar (plural)
barmak (nominative singular)
barmaklar (nominative plural)
barmagy (accusative singular)
barmaklary (accusative plural)
barmagyň (genitive singular)
barmaklaryň (genitive plural)
barmaga (dative singular)
barmaklara (dative plural)
barmakda (locative singular)
barmaklarda (locative plural)
barmakdan (ablative singular)
barmaklardan (ablative plural)


ýagyş

ýagyş (definite accusative ýagşy, plural ýagyşlar)

ýagşy (accusative definite)
ýagyşlar (plural)
ýagyş (nominative singular)
ýagyşlar (nominative plural)
ýagşy (accusative singular)
ýagyşlary (accusative plural)
ýagşyň (genitive singular)
ýagyşlaryň (genitive plural)
ýagşa (dative singular)
ýagyşlara (dative plural)
ýagyşda (locative singular)
ýagyşlarda (locative plural)
ýagyşdan (ablative singular)
ýagyşlardan (ablative plural)


mif

mif (definite accusative mifi, plural mifler)

mifi (accusative definite)
mifler (plural)
mif (nominative singular)
mifler (nominative plural)
mifi (accusative singular)
mifleri (accusative plural)
mifiň (genitive singular)
mifleriň (genitive plural)
mife (dative singular)
miflere (dative plural)
mifde (locative singular)
miflerde (locative plural)
mifden (ablative singular)
miflerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian миф (mif), from Ancient Greek μῦθος (mûthos).


tomus

tomus (definite accusative tomusy, plural tomuslar)

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


zok

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


zyna

zyna (definite accusative zynany, plural zynalar)

zynany (accusative definite)
zynalar (plural)
zyna (nominative singular)
zynalar (nominative plural)
zynany (accusative singular)
zynalary (accusative plural)
zynanyň (genitive singular)
zynalaryň (genitive plural)
zynā (dative singular)
zynalara (dative plural)
zynada (locative singular)
zynalarda (locative plural)
zynadan (ablative singular)
zynalardan (ablative plural)


lezzet

lezzet (definite accusative lezzeti, plural lezzetler)

lezzeti (accusative definite)
lezzetler (plural)
lezzet (nominative singular)
lezzetler (nominative plural)
lezzeti (accusative singular)
lezzetleri (accusative plural)
lezzetiň (genitive singular)
lezzetleriň (genitive plural)
lezzete (dative singular)
lezzetlere (dative plural)
lezzetde (locative singular)
lezzetlerde (locative plural)
lezzetden (ablative singular)
lezzetlerden (ablative plural)


sapar

sapar (definite accusative sapary, plural saparlar)

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


sapar

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


disket

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


ýüzük

ýüzük (definite accusative ýüzügi, plural ýüzükler)

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

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

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


arap

arap (definite accusative arapy, plural araplar)

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

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


uçar

uçar (definite accusative uçary, plural uçarlar)

uçary (accusative definite)
uçarlar (plural)
uçar (nominative singular)
uçarlar (nominative plural)
uçary (accusative singular)
uçarlary (accusative plural)
uçaryň (genitive singular)
uçarlaryň (genitive plural)
uçara (dative singular)
uçarlara (dative plural)
uçarda (locative singular)
uçarlarda (locative plural)
uçardan (ablative singular)
uçarlardan (ablative plural)


hormat

hormat (definite accusative hormaty, plural hormatlar)

hormaty (accusative definite)
hormatlar (plural)
hormat (nominative singular)
hormatlar (nominative plural)
hormaty (accusative singular)
hormatlary (accusative plural)
hormatyň (genitive singular)
hormatlaryň (genitive plural)
hormata (dative singular)
hormatlara (dative plural)
hormatda (locative singular)
hormatlarda (locative plural)
hormatdan (ablative singular)
hormatlardan (ablative plural)


zaň

zaň (definite accusative zaňy, plural zaňlar)

zaňy (accusative definite)
zaňlar (plural)
zaň (nominative singular)
zaňlar (nominative plural)
zaňy (accusative singular)
zaňlary (accusative plural)
zaňyň (genitive singular)
zaňlaryň (genitive plural)
zaňa (dative singular)
zaňlara (dative plural)
zaňda (locative singular)
zaňlarda (locative plural)
zaňdan (ablative singular)
zaňlardan (ablative plural)


garynja

garynja (definite accusative garynjany, plural garynjalar)

garynjany (accusative definite)
garynjalar (plural)
garynja (nominative singular)
garynjalar (nominative plural)
garynjany (accusative singular)
garynjalary (accusative plural)
garynjanyň (genitive singular)
garynjalaryň (genitive plural)
garynjā (dative singular)
garynjalara (dative plural)
garynjada (locative singular)
garynjalarda (locative plural)
garynjadan (ablative singular)
garynjalardan (ablative plural)

/ɡɑɾɯnˈd͡ʒɑ/

/ɡɑɾɯnˈd͡ʒɑː/

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *karïnčga. Cognate with Turkish karınca.


akula

akula (definite accusative akulany, plural akulalar)

akulany (accusative definite)
akulalar (plural)
akula (nominative singular)
akulalar (nominative plural)
akulany (accusative singular)
akulalary (accusative plural)
akulanyň (genitive singular)
akulalaryň (genitive plural)
akulā (dative singular)
akulalara (dative plural)
akulada (locative singular)
akulalarda (locative plural)
akuladan (ablative singular)
akulalardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian аку́ла (akúla), from Old Norse hákarl.


arfa

arfa (definite accusative arfany, plural arfalar)

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

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


arfa

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

Men arfa çalýaryn.


korol

korol (definite accusative koroly, plural korollar)

koroly (accusative definite)
korollar (plural)


töre

Ol özüni Hywa törelerinden biriniň ogly diýip görkezdi.

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

he pretended to be one of khiva bureaucrat's son


kelle

kelle (definite accusative kelläni, plural kelleler)

kelläni (accusative definite)
kelleler (plural)
kelle (nominative singular)
kelleler (nominative plural)
kelläni (accusative singular)
kelleleri (accusative plural)
kelläniň (genitive singular)
kelleleriň (genitive plural)
kellä (dative singular)
kellelere (dative plural)
kellede (locative singular)
kellelerde (locative plural)
kelleden (ablative singular)
kellelerden (ablative plural)


ýaşylbaş

ýaşylbaş (definite accusative ýaşylbaşy, plural ýaşylbaşlar)

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


mifologiýa

mifologiýa (definite accusative mifologiýany, uncountable -)

Borrowed from Russian мифоло́гия (mifológija), from Latin mythologia, from Ancient Greek μυθολογία (muthología, “legend”) μυθολογέω (muthologéō, “I tell tales”), from μυθολόγος (muthológos, “legend”), from μῦθος (mûthos, “story”) + λέγω (légō, “I say”).


şugundyr

head

şugundyr (definite accusative şugundyry, plural şugundyrlar)

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

/ʃʊnɡʊnˈdɯɾ/

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


mejlis

mejlis (definite accusative mejlisi, plural mejlisler)

mejlisi (accusative definite)
mejlisler (plural)
mejlis (nominative singular)
mejlisler (nominative plural)
mejlisi (accusative singular)
mejlisleri (accusative plural)
mejlisiň (genitive singular)
mejlisleriň (genitive plural)
mejlise (dative singular)
mejlislere (dative plural)
mejlisde (locative singular)
mejlislerde (locative plural)
mejlisden (ablative singular)
mejlislerden (ablative plural)


ruçka

ruçka (definite accusative ruçkany, plural ruçkalar)

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


böwürslen

böwürslen (definite accusative böwürsleni, plural böwürslenler)

böwürsleni (accusative definite)
böwürslenler (plural)
böwürslen (nominative singular)
böwürslenler (nominative plural)
böwürsleni (accusative singular)
böwürslenleri (accusative plural)
böwürsleniň (genitive singular)
böwürslenleriň (genitive plural)
böwürslene (dative singular)
böwürslenlere (dative plural)
böwürslende (locative singular)
böwürslenlerde (locative plural)
böwürslenden (ablative singular)
böwürslenlerden (ablative plural)


polisiýa

polisiýa (definite accusative polisiýany, plural polisiýalar)

polisiýany (accusative definite)
polisiýalar (plural)
polisiýa (nominative singular)
polisiýalar (nominative plural)
polisiýany (accusative singular)
polisiýalary (accusative plural)
polisiýanyň (genitive singular)
polisiýalaryň (genitive plural)
polisiýā (dative singular)
polisiýalara (dative plural)
polisiýada (locative singular)
polisiýalarda (locative plural)
polisiýadan (ablative singular)
polisiýalardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian поли́ция (polícija), from Polish policja, from German Polizei.

bor+

öňki ady "Türkmenistanyň Prezidenti goşun generaly S.A.Nyýazow adyndaky Türkmenistanyň polisiýa Akademiýasy".

The Police Academy of Turkmenistan named after the general of army S.A.Niyazov.


ýara

head

ýara (definite accusative ýarany, plural ýaralar)

ýarany (accusative definite)
ýaralar (plural)
ýara (nominative singular)
ýaralar (nominative plural)
ýarany (accusative singular)
ýaralary (accusative plural)
ýaranyň (genitive singular)
ýaralaryň (genitive plural)
ýarā (dative singular)
ýaralara (dative plural)
ýarada (locative singular)
ýaralarda (locative plural)
ýaradan (ablative singular)
ýaralardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yara (“wound”). Cognate with Bashkir яра (yara).


gyz

gȳz (definite accusative gȳzy, plural gȳzlar)

gȳz (canonical)
gȳzy (accusative definite)
gȳzlar (plural)
gyz (nominative singular)
gyzlar (nominative plural)
gyzy (accusative singular)
gyzlary (accusative plural)
gyzyň (genitive singular)
gyzlaryň (genitive plural)
gyza (dative singular)
gyzlara (dative plural)
gyzda (locative singular)
gyzlarda (locative plural)
gyzdan (ablative singular)
gyzlardan (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *kï̄ŕ (“girl, woman”). Cognate with Turkish kız, Chuvash хӗр (hĕr).


maşyn

maşyn (definite accusative maşyny, plural maşynlar)

maşyny (accusative definite)
maşynlar (plural)
maşyn (nominative singular)
maşynlar (nominative plural)
maşyny (accusative singular)
maşynlary (accusative plural)
maşynyň (genitive singular)
maşynlaryň (genitive plural)
maşyna (dative singular)
maşynlara (dative plural)
maşynda (locative singular)
maşynlarda (locative plural)
maşyndan (ablative singular)
maşynlardan (ablative plural)


aýakgap

aýakgap (definite accusative aýakgaby, plural aýakgaplar)

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

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


otag

head

otag (definite accusative otagy, plural otaglar)

otagy (accusative definite)
otaglar (plural)
otag (nominative singular)
otaglar (nominative plural)
otagy (accusative singular)
otaglary (accusative plural)
otagyň (genitive singular)
otaglaryň (genitive plural)
otaga (dative singular)
otaglara (dative plural)
otagda (locative singular)
otaglarda (locative plural)
otagdan (ablative singular)
otaglardan (ablative plural)

Cognate with Old Uyghur [script needed] (otağ, “dwelling; tent”);
Turkish oda (“room”).


žurnal

head

žurnal (definite accusative žurnaly, plural žurnallar)

žurnaly (accusative definite)
žurnallar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian журна́л (žurnál), from French journal, from Latin diurnālis, from diēs (“day”).


günä

günä (definite accusative günäni, plural günäler)

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


galam

galam (definite accusative galamy, plural galamlar)

galamy (accusative definite)
galamlar (plural)
galam (nominative singular)
galamlar (nominative plural)
galamy (accusative singular)
galamlary (accusative plural)
galamyň (genitive singular)
galamlaryň (genitive plural)
galama (dative singular)
galamlara (dative plural)
galamda (locative singular)
galamlarda (locative plural)
galamdan (ablative singular)
galamlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian قلم (qalam), from Arabic قَلَم (qalam), from Ancient Greek κάλαμος (kálamos, “reed”).


žonglýor

žonglýor (definite accusative žonglýory, plural žonglýorlar)

žonglýory (accusative definite)
žonglýorlar (plural)
žonglýor (nominative singular)
žonglýorlar (nominative plural)
žonglýory (accusative singular)
žonglýorlary (accusative plural)
žonglýoruň (genitive singular)
žonglýorlaryň (genitive plural)
žonglýora (dative singular)
žonglýorlara (dative plural)
žonglýorda (locative singular)
žonglýorlarda (locative plural)
žonglýordan (ablative singular)
žonglýorlardan (ablative plural)

From Russian жонглёр (žongljór), from French jongleur.


amal

amal (definite accusative amaly, plural amallar)

amaly (accusative definite)
amallar (plural)
amal (nominative singular)
amallar (nominative plural)
amaly (accusative singular)
amallary (accusative plural)
amalyň (genitive singular)
amallaryň (genitive plural)
amala (dative singular)
amallara (dative plural)
amalda (locative singular)
amallarda (locative plural)
amaldan (ablative singular)
amallardan (ablative plural)


redif

redif (definite accusative redifi, plural redifler)

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


terjimeçi

terjimeçi (definite accusative terjimeçini, plural terjimeçiler)

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

Morphologically terjime (translation) + -çi.


ÿüz

ÿüz (definite accusative ÿüzi, plural ÿüzler)

ÿüzi (accusative definite)
ÿüzler (plural)
ÿüz (nominative singular)
ÿüzler (nominative plural)
ÿüzü (accusative singular)
ÿüzleri (accusative plural)
ÿüzüñ (genitive singular)
ÿüzleriñ (genitive plural)
ÿüze (dative singular)
ÿüzlere (dative plural)
ÿüzde (locative singular)
ÿüzlerde (locative plural)
ÿüzden (ablative singular)
ÿüzlerden (ablative plural)


kartoşka

kartoşka (definite accusative kartoşkany, plural kartoşkalar)

kartoşkany (accusative definite)
kartoşkalar (plural)
kartoşka (nominative singular)
kartoşkalar (nominative plural)
kartoşkany (accusative singular)
kartoşkalary (accusative plural)
kartoşkanyň (genitive singular)
kartoşkalaryň (genitive plural)
kartoşkā (dative singular)
kartoşkalara (dative plural)
kartoşkada (locative singular)
kartoşkalarda (locative plural)
kartoşkadan (ablative singular)
kartoşkalardan (ablative plural)

/kɑɾˈtoʃkɑː/

/kɑɾtoʃˈkɑː/


ýanwar

ýanwar (definite accusative ýanwary, plural ýanwarlar)

ýanwary (accusative definite)
ýanwarlar (plural)

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


küşt

küşt (definite accusative küşti, plural küştler)

küşti (accusative definite)
küştler (plural)


sişenbe

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


penşenbe

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


wertolýot

head

wertolýot (definite accusative wertolýoty, plural wertolýotlar)

wertolýoty (accusative definite)
wertolýotlar (plural)
wertolýot (nominative singular)
wertolýotlar (nominative plural)
wertolýoty (accusative singular)
wertolýotlary (accusative plural)
wertolýotuň (genitive singular)
wertolýotlaryň (genitive plural)
wertolýota (dative singular)
wertolýotlara (dative plural)
wertolýotda (locative singular)
wertolýotlarda (locative plural)
wertolýotdan (ablative singular)
wertolýotlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian вертолёт (vertoljót).


pikir

pikir (definite accusative pikiri, plural pikirler)

pikiri (accusative definite)
pikirler (plural)
pikir (nominative singular)
pikirler (nominative plural)
pikiri (accusative singular)
pikirleri (accusative plural)
pikiriň (genitive singular)
pikirleriň (genitive plural)
pikire (dative singular)
pikirlere (dative plural)
pikirde (locative singular)
pikirlerde (locative plural)
pikirden (ablative singular)
pikirlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic فِكْر (fikr). Compare Turkish fikir.


ýüň

ýüň (definite accusative ýüňi, plural ýüňler)

ýüňi (accusative definite)
ýüňler (plural)
ýüň (nominative singular)
ýüňler (nominative plural)
ýüňi (accusative singular)
ýüňleri (accusative plural)
ýüňüň (genitive singular)
ýüňleriň (genitive plural)
ýüňe (dative singular)
ýüňlere (dative plural)
ýüňde (locative singular)
ýüňlerde (locative plural)
ýüňden (ablative singular)
ýüňlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *yuŋ. Cognate with Turkish yün.


iýun

iýun (definite accusative iýuny, plural iýunlar)

iýuny (accusative definite)
iýunlar (plural)


sentýabr

sentýabr (definite accusative sentýabry, plural sentýabrlar)

sentýabry (accusative definite)
sentýabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian сентя́брь (sentjábrʹ).


iýul

iýul (definite accusative iýuly, plural iýullar)

iýuly (accusative definite)
iýullar (plural)


maý

maý (definite accusative maýy, plural maýlar)

maýy (accusative definite)
maýlar (plural)


awgust

awgust (definite accusative awgusty, plural awgustlar)

awgusty (accusative definite)
awgustlar (plural)


noýabr

noýabr (definite accusative noýabry, plural noýabrlar)

noýabry (accusative definite)
noýabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian ноя́брь (nojábrʹ).


oktýabr

oktýabr (definite accusative oktýabry, plural oktýabrlar)

oktýabry (accusative definite)
oktýabrlar (plural)

Borrowed from Russian октя́брь (oktjábrʹ).


žandarm

žandarm (definite accusative žandarmy, plural žandarmlar)

žandarmy (accusative definite)
žandarmlar (plural)
žandarm (nominative singular)
žandarmlar (nominative plural)
žandarmy (accusative singular)
žandarmlary (accusative plural)
žandarmyň (genitive singular)
žandarmlaryň (genitive plural)
žandarma (dative singular)
žandarmlara (dative plural)
žandarmda (locative singular)
žandarmlarda (locative plural)
žandarmdan (ablative singular)
žandarmlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian жанда́рм (žandárm), from French gendarme.


ýylylyk

ýylylyk (definite accusative ýylylygy, plural ýylylyklar)

ýylylygy (accusative definite)
ýylylyklar (plural)
ýylylyk (nominative singular)
ýylylyklar (nominative plural)
ýylylygy (accusative singular)
ýylylyklary (accusative plural)
ýylylygyň (genitive singular)
ýylylyklaryň (genitive plural)
ýylylyga (dative singular)
ýylylyklara (dative plural)
ýylylykda (locative singular)
ýylylyklarda (locative plural)
ýylylykdan (ablative singular)
ýylylyklardan (ablative plural)


gamburger

gamburger (definite accusative gamburgeri, plural gamburgerler)

gamburgeri (accusative definite)
gamburgerler (plural)
gamburger (nominative singular)
gamburgerler (nominative plural)
gamburgeri (accusative singular)
gamburgerleri (accusative plural)
gamburgeriň (genitive singular)
gamburgerleriň (genitive plural)
gamburgere (dative singular)
gamburgerlere (dative plural)
gamburgerde (locative singular)
gamburgerlerde (locative plural)
gamburgerden (ablative singular)
gamburgerlerden (ablative plural)

Via Russian га́мбургер (gámburger), from English hamburger


talak

talak (definite accusative talaky, plural talaklar)

talaky (accusative definite)
talaklar (plural)
talak (nominative singular)
talaklar (nominative plural)
talaky (accusative singular)
talaklary (accusative plural)
talakyň (genitive singular)
talaklaryň (genitive plural)
talaka (dative singular)
talaklara (dative plural)
talakda (locative singular)
talaklarda (locative plural)
talakdan (ablative singular)
talaklardan (ablative plural)


adalat

adalat (definite accusative adalaty, plural adalatlar)

adalaty (accusative definite)
adalatlar (plural)
adalat (nominative singular)
adalatlar (nominative plural)
adalaty (accusative singular)
adalatlary (accusative plural)
adalatyň (genitive singular)
adalatlaryň (genitive plural)
adalata (dative singular)
adalatlara (dative plural)
adalatda (locative singular)
adalatlarda (locative plural)
adalatdan (ablative singular)
adalatlardan (ablative plural)


sadaka

sadaka (definite accusative sadakany, plural sadakalar)

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

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


pyýada

pyýada (definite accusative pyýadany, plural pyýadalar)

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

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


etaž

etaž (definite accusative etažy, plural etažlar)

etažy (accusative definite)
etažlar (plural)
etaž (nominative singular)
etažlar (nominative plural)
etažy (accusative singular)
etažlary (accusative plural)
etažyň (genitive singular)
etažlaryň (genitive plural)
etaža (dative singular)
etažlara (dative plural)
etažda (locative singular)
etažlarda (locative plural)
etaždan (ablative singular)
etažlardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian эта́ж (etáž), in turn from French étage.


azap

azab (definite accusative azaby, plural azablar)

azab (canonical)
azaby (accusative definite)
azablar (plural)
azap (nominative singular)
azaplar (nominative plural)
azaby (accusative singular)
azaplary (accusative plural)
azabyň (genitive singular)
azaplaryň (genitive plural)
azaba (dative singular)
azaplara (dative plural)
azapda (locative singular)
azaplarda (locative plural)
azapdan (ablative singular)
azaplardan (ablative plural)


parik

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

Borrowed from Russian пари́к (parík), from French perruque.


bürgüt

bürgüt (definite accusative bürgüdi, plural bürgütler)

bürgüdi (accusative definite)
bürgütler (plural)
bürgüt (nominative singular)
bürgütler (nominative plural)
bürgüdi (accusative singular)
bürgütleri (accusative plural)
bürgüdiň (genitive singular)
bürgütleriň (genitive plural)
bürgüde (dative singular)
bürgütlere (dative plural)
bürgütde (locative singular)
bürgütlerde (locative plural)
bürgütden (ablative singular)
bürgütlerden (ablative plural)

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bürküt (“eagle”).


sagat

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sagat (definite accusative sagaty, plural sagatlar)

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


içaly

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


çeýe disk

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


üpjünçilik

üpjünçilik (definite accusative üpjünçiligi, plural üpjünçilikler)

üpjünçiligi (accusative definite)
üpjünçilikler (plural)
üpjünçilik (nominative singular)
üpjünçilikler (nominative plural)
üpjünçiligi (accusative singular)
üpjünçilikleri (accusative plural)
üpjünçiligiň (genitive singular)
üpjünçilikleriň (genitive plural)
üpjünçilige (dative singular)
üpjünçiliklere (dative plural)
üpjünçilikde (locative singular)
üpjünçiliklerde (locative plural)
üpjünçilikden (ablative singular)
üpjünçiliklerden (ablative plural)


programma üpjünçiligi

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

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

calque

програ́ммное обеспече́ние

(computing) software (encoded computer instructions)


zelel

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zelel (definite accusative zeleli, plural zeleller)

zeleli (accusative definite)
zeleller (plural)
zelel (nominative singular)
zeleller (nominative plural)
zeleli (accusative singular)
zelelleri (accusative plural)
zeleliň (genitive singular)
zelelleriň (genitive plural)
zelele (dative singular)
zelellere (dative plural)
zelelde (locative singular)
zelellerde (locative plural)
zelelden (ablative singular)
zelellerden (ablative plural)


zyýan

zyýan (definite accusative zyýany, plural zyýanlar)

zyýany (accusative definite)
zyýanlar (plural)
zyýan (nominative singular)
zyýanlar (nominative plural)
zyýany (accusative singular)
zyýanlary (accusative plural)
zyýanyň (genitive singular)
zyýanlaryň (genitive plural)
zyýana (dative singular)
zyýanlara (dative plural)
zyýanda (locative singular)
zyýanlarda (locative plural)
zyýandan (ablative singular)
zyýanlardan (ablative plural)


tagan

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


zekat

zekat (definite accusative zekady, plural zekatlar)

zekady (accusative definite)
zekatlar (plural)
zekat (nominative singular)
zekatlar (nominative plural)
zekady (accusative singular)
zekatlary (accusative plural)
zekadyň (genitive singular)
zekatlaryň (genitive plural)
zekada (dative singular)
zekatlara (dative plural)
zekatda (locative singular)
zekatlarda (locative plural)
zekatdan (ablative singular)
zekatlardan (ablative plural)


welosiped

welosiped (definite accusative welosipedi, plural welosipedler)

welosipedi (accusative definite)
welosipedler (plural)
welosiped (nominative singular)
welosipedler (nominative plural)
welosipedi (accusative singular)
welosipedleri (accusative plural)
welosipediň (genitive singular)
welosipedleriň (genitive plural)
welosipede (dative singular)
welosipedlere (dative plural)
welosipedde (locative singular)
welosipedlerde (locative plural)
welosipedden (ablative singular)
welosipedlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Russian велосипе́д (velosipéd), from French vélocipède.


darak

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darak (definite accusative daragy, plural daraklar)

daragy (accusative definite)
daraklar (plural)
darak (nominative singular)
daraklar (nominative plural)
daragy (accusative singular)
daraklary (accusative plural)
daragyň (genitive singular)
daraklaryň (genitive plural)
daraga (dative singular)
daraklara (dative plural)
darakda (locative singular)
daraklarda (locative plural)
darakdan (ablative singular)
daraklardan (ablative plural)


alamat

alamat (definite accusative alamaty, plural alamatlar)

alamaty (accusative definite)
alamatlar (plural)
alamat (nominative singular)
alamatlar (nominative plural)
alamaty (accusative singular)
alamatlary (accusative plural)
alamatyň (genitive singular)
alamatlaryň (genitive plural)
alamata (dative singular)
alamatlara (dative plural)
alamatda (locative singular)
alamatlarda (locative plural)
alamatdan (ablative singular)
alamatlardan (ablative plural)


ahlak

ahlak (definite accusative ahlaky, plural ahlaklar)

ahlaky (accusative definite)
ahlaklar (plural)
ahlak (nominative singular)
ahlaklar (nominative plural)
ahlaky (accusative singular)
ahlaklary (accusative plural)
ahlakyň (genitive singular)
ahlaklaryň (genitive plural)
ahlaka (dative singular)
ahlaklara (dative plural)
ahlakda (locative singular)
ahlaklarda (locative plural)
ahlakdan (ablative singular)
ahlaklardan (ablative plural)

bor

Arabic أَخْلَاق (ʔaḵlāq)


iner

head

iner (definite accusative ineri, plural inerler)

ineri (accusative definite)
inerler (plural)
iner (nominative singular)
inerler (nominative plural)
ineri (accusative singular)
inerleri (accusative plural)
ineriň (genitive singular)
inerleriň (genitive plural)
inere (dative singular)
inerlere (dative plural)
inerde (locative singular)
inerlerde (locative plural)
inerden (ablative singular)
inerlerden (ablative plural)


ýy

ýy (definite accusative ýyny, plural ýylar)

ýyny (accusative definite)
ýylar (plural)

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


dükan

dükan (definite accusative dükany, plural dükanlar)

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


şin

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

Borrowed from Russian шина (šina), from German Schiene.


uniwersitet

uniwersitet (definite accusative uniwersiteti, plural uniwersitetler)

uniwersiteti (accusative definite)
uniwersitetler (plural)
uniwersitet (nominative singular)
uniwersitetler (nominative plural)
uniwersiteti (accusative singular)
uniwersitetleri (accusative plural)
uniwersitetiň (genitive singular)
uniwersitetleriň (genitive plural)
uniwersitete (dative singular)
uniwersitetlere (dative plural)
uniwersitetde (locative singular)
uniwersitetlerde (locative plural)
uniwersitetden (ablative singular)
uniwersitetlerden (ablative plural)

From Russian университе́т (universitét), from German Universität, from Latin ūniversitās.

der

университе́т


wideo

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wideo (definite accusative wideony, plural wideolar)

wideony (accusative definite)
wideolar (plural)
wideo (nominative singular)
wideolar (nominative plural)
wideony (accusative singular)
wideolary (accusative plural)
wideonuň (genitive singular)
wideolaryň (genitive plural)
wideā (dative singular)
wideolara (dative plural)
wideoda (locative singular)
wideolarda (locative plural)
wideodan (ablative singular)
wideolardan (ablative plural)


asman

asman (definite accusative asmany, plural asmanlar)

asmany (accusative definite)
asmanlar (plural)
asman (nominative singular)
asmanlar (nominative plural)
asmany (accusative singular)
asmanlary (accusative plural)
asmanyň (genitive singular)
asmanlaryň (genitive plural)
asmana (dative singular)
asmanlara (dative plural)
asmanda (locative singular)
asmanlarda (locative plural)
asmandan (ablative singular)
asmanlardan (ablative plural)


sagana

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


ýaz

ýāz (definite accusative ýāzy, plural ýāzlar)

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

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


sarp

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

Borrowed from Arabic صَرْف (ṣarf). Cognates with Turkish sarf.


polkovnik

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

Borrowed from Russian полковник (polkovnik).


parz

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parz (definite accusative parzy, plural parzlar)

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


jady

jady (definite accusative jadyny, plural jadylar)

jadyny (accusative definite)
jadylar (plural)
jady (nominative singular)
jadylar (nominative plural)
jadyny (accusative singular)
jadylary (accusative plural)
jadynyň (genitive singular)
jadylaryň (genitive plural)
jadā (dative singular)
jadylara (dative plural)
jadyda (locative singular)
jadylarda (locative plural)
jadydan (ablative singular)
jadylardan (ablative plural)


keselhana

keselhana (definite accusative keselhanany, plural keselhanalar)

keselhanany (accusative definite)
keselhanalar (plural)

From kesel (“disease”) and Persian خانه (hâne). Cognate with Uzbek kasalxona.


doly

doly (definite accusative dolyny, plural dolylar)

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


tarap

tarap (definite accusative tarapy, plural taraplar)

tarapy (accusative definite)
taraplar (plural)
tarap (nominative singular)
taraplar (nominative plural)
tarapy (accusative singular)
taraplary (accusative plural)
tarapyň (genitive singular)
taraplaryň (genitive plural)
tarapa (dative singular)
taraplara (dative plural)
tarapda (locative singular)
taraplarda (locative plural)
tarapdan (ablative singular)
taraplardan (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Arabic طَرَف (ṭaraf). Cognate with Turkish taraf.


familiýa

familiýa (definite accusative familiýany, plural familiýalar)

familiýany (accusative definite)
familiýalar (plural)
familiýa (nominative singular)
familiýalar (nominative plural)
familiýany (accusative singular)
familiýalary (accusative plural)
familiýanyň (genitive singular)
familiýalaryň (genitive plural)
familiýā (dative singular)
familiýalara (dative plural)
familiýada (locative singular)
familiýalarda (locative plural)
familiýadan (ablative singular)
familiýalardan (ablative plural)

From Russian фами́лия (famílija), ultimately from Latin familia.


wepa

wepa (definite accusative wepany, plural wepalar)

wepany (accusative definite)
wepalar (plural)
wepa (nominative singular)
wepalar (nominative plural)
wepany (accusative singular)
wepalary (accusative plural)
wepanyň (genitive singular)
wepalaryň (genitive plural)
wepā (dative singular)
wepalara (dative plural)
wepada (locative singular)
wepalarda (locative plural)
wepadan (ablative singular)
wepalardan (ablative plural)


pitne

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


roždestwo

roždestwo (definite accusative roždestwony, plural [please provide])

Borrowed from Russian Рождество́ (Roždestvó).


türkmen

türkmen (definite accusative türkmeny, plural türkmenlar)

türkmeny (accusative definite)
türkmenlar (plural)


delil

delil (definite accusative delili, plural deliller)

delili (accusative definite)
deliller (plural)
delil (nominative singular)
deliller (nominative plural)
delili (accusative singular)
delilleri (accusative plural)
deliliň (genitive singular)
delilleriň (genitive plural)
delile (dative singular)
delillere (dative plural)
delilde (locative singular)
delillerde (locative plural)
delilden (ablative singular)
delillerden (ablative plural)


zemin

zemin (definite accusative zemini, plural zeminler)

zemini (accusative definite)
zeminler (plural)
zemin (nominative singular)
zeminler (nominative plural)
zemini (accusative singular)
zeminleri (accusative plural)
zeminiň (genitive singular)
zeminleriň (genitive plural)
zemine (dative singular)
zeminlere (dative plural)
zeminde (locative singular)
zeminlerde (locative plural)
zeminden (ablative singular)
zeminlerden (ablative plural)

Borrowed from Persian زمین (zamin, “earth, Earth”)


ýe

The name of the Latin-script letter Ý ý.


reýhan

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reýhan (definite accusative reýhany, plural reýhanlar)

reýhany (accusative definite)
reýhanlar (plural)
reýhan (nominative singular)
reýhanlar (nominative plural)
reýhany (accusative singular)
reýhanlary (accusative plural)
reýhanyň (genitive singular)
reýhanlaryň (genitive plural)
reýhana (dative singular)
reýhanlara (dative plural)
reýhanda (locative singular)
reýhanlarda (locative plural)
reýhandan (ablative singular)
reýhanlardan (ablative plural)

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

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.


tigir

tigir (definite accusative tigri, plural tigirler)

tigri (accusative definite)
tigirler (plural)
tigir (nominative singular)
tigirler (nominative plural)
tigri (accusative singular)
tigirleri (accusative plural)
tigriň (genitive singular)
tigirleriň (genitive plural)
tigre (dative singular)
tigirlere (dative plural)
tigirde (locative singular)
tigirlerde (locative plural)
tigirden (ablative singular)
tigirlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *teker. Cognate with Old Turkic tegrek (“ring, circle”), and the root *tegir- (“to spin, turn”). Cognate with Turkish teker.


sapak

sapak (definite accusative sapagy, plural sapaklar)

sapagy (accusative definite)
sapaklar (plural)
sapak (nominative singular)
sapaklar (nominative plural)
sapagy (accusative singular)
sapaklary (accusative plural)
sapagyň (genitive singular)
sapaklaryň (genitive plural)
sapaga (dative singular)
sapaklara (dative plural)
sapakda (locative singular)
sapaklarda (locative plural)
sapakdan (ablative singular)
sapaklardan (ablative plural)


nesil

nesil (definite accusative nesli, plural nesiller)

nesli (accusative definite)
nesiller (plural)
nesil (nominative singular)
nesiller (nominative plural)
nesli (accusative singular)
nesilleri (accusative plural)
nesliň (genitive singular)
nesilleriň (genitive plural)
nesle (dative singular)
nesillere (dative plural)
nesilde (locative singular)
nesillerde (locative plural)
nesilden (ablative singular)
nesillerden (ablative plural)


jisim

jisim (definite accusative jisimi, plural jisimler)

jisimi (accusative definite)
jisimler (plural)
jisim (nominative singular)
jisimler (nominative plural)
jisimi (accusative singular)
jisimleri (accusative plural)
jisimiň (genitive singular)
jisimleriň (genitive plural)
jisime (dative singular)
jisimlere (dative plural)
jisimde (locative singular)
jisimlerde (locative plural)
jisimden (ablative singular)
jisimlerden (ablative plural)


şahyr

şahyr (definite accusative şahyry, plural şahyrlar)

şahyry (accusative definite)
şahyrlar (plural)
şahyr (nominative singular)
şahyrlar (nominative plural)
şahyry (accusative singular)
şahyrlary (accusative plural)
şahyryň (genitive singular)
şahyrlaryň (genitive plural)
şahyra (dative singular)
şahyrlara (dative plural)
şahyrda (locative singular)
şahyrlarda (locative plural)
şahyrdan (ablative singular)
şahyrlardan (ablative plural)


şöhle

şöhle (definite accusative şöhläni, plural şöhleler)

şöhläni (accusative definite)
şöhleler (plural)
şöhle (nominative singular)
şöhleler (nominative plural)
şöhläni (accusative singular)
şöhleleri (accusative plural)
şöhläniň (genitive singular)
şöhleleriň (genitive plural)
şöhlä (dative singular)
şöhlelere (dative plural)
şöhlede (locative singular)
şöhlelerde (locative plural)
şöhleden (ablative singular)
şöhlelerden (ablative plural)


söweş

söweş (definite accusative söweşi, plural söweşler)

söweşi (accusative definite)
söweşler (plural)
söweş (nominative singular)
söweşler (nominative plural)
söweşi (accusative singular)
söweşleri (accusative plural)
söweşiň (genitive singular)
söweşleriň (genitive plural)
söweşe (dative singular)
söweşlere (dative plural)
söweşde (locative singular)
söweşlerde (locative plural)
söweşden (ablative singular)
söweşlerden (ablative plural)

From Proto-Turkic *saba- (“to beat, hit, fight”). Cognate with Turkish savaş (“war”), Azerbaijani savaş, etc.


ýer

From Proto-Turkic *yẹr. Cognate to Turkish yer.


gara öý

gara + öý. It literally meant "black house", one of the traditional colors of a yurt. See also ak öý.


ak öý

ak + öý. It literally meant "white house", one of the traditional colors of a yurt. See also gara öý.


altьn

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altьn (definite accusative altьnь, plural altьnlar)

altьnь (accusative definite)
altьnlar (plural)


tertip

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


ormon

From Proto-Turkic *orman (“forest”). Cognate with Turkish orman.


halklarmyzyň

halklarmyzyň (Cyrillic халклармызың, Arabic خلقلارمؽزؽنگ)

халклармызың (Cyrillic)
خلقلارمؽزؽنگ (Arabic)

first-person plural possessive nominative plural of halk


halklarmyz

first-person plural possessive plural of halk ("people")


халклармызың

халклармызың (halklarmyzyň)


xalqlarmьz

Yañalif spelling of halklarmyz (“first-person plural possessive plural of halk ("people")”)


خلقلارمؽزؽنگ

خلقلارمؽزؽنگ (halklarmyzyň)


xalqlarmьzьᶇ

Yañalif spelling of halklarmyzyň (“second-person singular possessive singular of halklarmyz ("first-person plural possessive plural of halk ("people"))”)


halkymyz

first-person plural possessive singular of halk ("people")


propagandasy

пропагандасы

propagandasy (Cyrillic пропагандасы, Arabic پروپگنداسیٛ)

пропагандасы (Cyrillic)
پروپگنداسیٛ (Arabic)

third-person singular possessive nominative singular of propaganda


پروپگنداسیٛ

пропагандасы

پروپگنداسیٛ (transliteration needed) (Latin propagandasy, Cyrillic пропагандасы)

propagandasy (Latin)
пропагандасы (Cyrillic)

پروپگندا پروپگندا#Turkmen

third-person singular possessive nominative singular of پروپگندا


гүндогар

гүндогар (gündogar)


duýgy

duýgy (nominative singular)
duýgylar (nominative plural)
duýgyny (accusative singular)
duýgylary (accusative plural)
duýgynyň (genitive singular)
duýgylaryň (genitive plural)
duýgā (dative singular)
duýgylara (dative plural)
duýgyda (locative singular)
duýgylarda (locative plural)
duýgydan (ablative singular)
duýgylardan (ablative plural)

From duýmak. Cognate with Turkish duygu.


jyk

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


طوی

طوینگز قوتلی بولسین


hasrat

hasrat (definite accusative hasraty, plural hasratlar)

hasraty (accusative definite)
hasratlar (plural)
hasrat (nominative singular)
hasratlar (nominative plural)
hasraty (accusative singular)
hasratlary (accusative plural)
hasratyň (genitive singular)
hasratlaryň (genitive plural)
hasrata (dative singular)
hasratlara (dative plural)
hasratda (locative singular)
hasratlarda (locative plural)
hasratdan (ablative singular)
hasratlardan (ablative plural)


amanat

amanat (definite accusative amanaty, plural amanatlar)

amanaty (accusative definite)
amanatlar (plural)
amanat (nominative singular)
amanatlar (nominative plural)
amanaty (accusative singular)
amanatlary (accusative plural)
amanatyň (genitive singular)
amanatlaryň (genitive plural)
amanata (dative singular)
amanatlara (dative plural)
amanatda (locative singular)
amanatlarda (locative plural)
amanatdan (ablative singular)
amanatlardan (ablative plural)