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TURKISH · A WORD WITH POSSIBILITIES

emlik.

suckling infant

5 characters2 syllables approx.Türkçe language

Meaning & usage

noun
  1. suckling infant

    dialectal
  2. a postmature lamb or kid

    dialectal
  3. suckling animal offspring, suckling young

    Denizli · Isparta · Kayseri · Konya · Niğde · Tokat · dialectal
  4. newborn lamb or kid

    Konya · dialectal
  5. newborn lamb

    Adana · dialectal
  6. a lamb whose ewe died

    Isparta · dialectal
  7. she-goats' first offsprings

    dialectal
  8. a premature lamb

    Afyonkarahisar · dialectal
  9. lambs and kids whose ewes and she-goats aren't milked for offsprings to be fed well

    Konya · dialectal
  10. a ewe that's lambed a postmature offspring

    Konya · dialectal
  11. a lamb born in summer

    dialectal
  12. ovicaprids that are specially fed

    Antalya · dialectal
  13. milch ovicaprids earning a family livelihood

    Antalya · dialectal
  14. a lamb or a kid

    Afyonkarahisar · dialectal
  15. the white fleshy part on the inside of the sappy pine bark that is peeled and sucked for medicinal purposes

    dialectal
Where this word comes from

Syncopic form of emilik, from *emi (“udder”) + -lik․ Compare Old Turkic 𐰢𐰃𐰏 (emig, “udder”). Cognate with Azerbaijani əmlik (“suckling lamb”).

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