kıl

kıl

See also: kil

Turkish

kıl

Etymology

From Old Turkic kıl, from Proto-Turkic *Kɨl(k) (“hair”), from Proto-Altaic *k`íla (*k`íla) ("hair") (see website starling.rinet.ru for more etymological information). Cognates with Proto-Japanese *kái (descended to Modern Japanese 毛 (ke) ("fur, hair")).

Adjective

kıl (comparative daha kıl, superlative en kıl)

1. (colloquial) peevish

Derived terms

• kıllık

Noun

kıl (definite accusative kılı, plural kıllar)

1. body hair (the collection or mass of filaments growing from the skin of humans and animals)

Declension

Inflection
Nominative	kıl
Definite accusative	kılı
	Singular	Plural
Nominative	kıl	kıllar
Definite accusative	kılı	kılları
Dative	kıla	kıllara
Locative	kılda	kıllarda
Ablative	kıldan	kıllardan
Genitive	kılın	kılların
Possessive forms Singular Plural 1st singular kılım kıllarım 2nd singular kılın kılların 3rd singular kılı kılları 1st plural kılımız kıllarımız 2nd plural kılınız kıllarınız 3rd plural kılları kılları

Verb

kıl

1. second-person singular imperative of kılmak

   Öyleyse Rabb'in için namaz kıl ve kurban kes.[1]

   So offer the prayers for your Lord, and perform the sacrifice.[2]

Antonyms

• kılma

References

1. Elmalılı, Qur'an 108:2
2. Ahmed Raza Khan, Mohammed Aqib Qadri: Qur'an 108:2