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mazak.

dwarf, short

5 characters2 syllables approx.Türkçe language

Meaning & usage

adj/mɑˈzɑk/standard[mɒˈzɑk][moˈzɑk][moˈzɑχ]

  1. dwarf, short

    Burdur · Denizli · Isparta · Konya · Niğde · dialectal

  2. unripe, premature (fruit), especially a smaller one

    Adana · Antalya · Muğla · Niğde · dialectal

  3. small, little

    Isparta · dialectal

  4. joyful, jocular (person)

    dialectal

  5. dirty

    dialectal

  6. hot, spicy

    dialectal

  7. water buffalo

    Afyonkarahisar · dialectal
Where this word comes from

Ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish مزق (mazaq, “underdeveloped, dwarf, short”), from Armenian մոզիկ (mozik), մոզի (mozi).

noun/mɑˈzɑk/standard[mɒˈzɑk][moˈzɑk][moˈzɑχ]

  1. wooden carriage nail

    dialectal

  2. the metal in the middle of a car tire

    dialectal
noun/mɑˈzɑk/standard[mɒˈzɑk][moˈzɑk][moˈzɑχ]

  1. streaked gurnard, African gurnard, rock gurnard (Chelidonichthys lastoviza)

    dialectal

  2. piglet

    Konya · Muğla · dialectal

  3. tub gurnard (Chelidonichthys lucerna)

    dialectal

  4. pinecone

    dialectal

  5. homegrown tomato

    Tokat · dialectal

  6. pinecone

    Yozgat · dialectal

  7. acorn

    Tokat · dialectal

  8. kid, boy

    dialectal
Where this word comes from

Ultimately from Old Anatolian Turkish مزق (mazaq, “underdeveloped, dwarf, short”), from Armenian մոզիկ (mozik), մոզի (mozi).

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