яңғыҙ
Bashkir
Etymology
From *yal(ï)ŋuz (“lone, solitary; sole, only”), from Proto-Turkic *yalïŋ (“lone, solitary; naked”).
Cognate withOld Turkic [script needed] (jalïŋus, “sole, only”),Old Uyghur [script needed] (jalŋuz, “sole, only”), [script needed] (jalğuz, “sole, only”);Tatar ялгыз (yalgız, “lonely”),Kazakh жалғыз (jalğız, “lonely”), Kyrgyz жалгыз (calgız, “lone, only, lonely”)/ жаңгыз (cañgız),Southern Altai јаҥыс (ǰaŋïs, “lone, only, lonely”),Uzbek yolgʻiz (“lonely”),Khakas чалғыс (çalğıs, “lonely”),Tuvan чаңгыс (čaŋgıs, “lonely”),Turkmen ýalňyz (“sole, only”),Turkish yalnız (“lonely”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [jɑŋˈɢɯ̞ð]
- Hyphenation: яң‧ғыҙ
Adjective
яңғыҙ • (yañğïð)
- solitary, lone, sole, having no companion
- Кимереүселәргә һәм башҡа ваҡ хайуандарға яңғыҙ һунарсы булһа ла, бесәй — социаль хайуан.
- Kimerewselärgä häm bašqa vaq xayuandarğa yañğïð hunarsï bulha la, besäy — sotsial’ xayuan.
- Although (it is) a sole hunter of rodents and other small animals, the cat is a social animal.
- lonely, lonesome, unhappy because of feelings of loneliness
Usage notes
- (intensive degree) япа-яңғыҙ