yokluk.
Absence, nonexistence, lack.
Meaning & usage
Absence, nonexistence, lack.
poverty, hardship
nothingness, nihility
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Ottoman Turkish یوقلق (yoḳluḳ, “absence, non-existence, lack”), from Ottoman Turkish یوق (yoḳ, “absent, not present, non-existent”), from Proto-Turkic *yōk (“is not, there is not”), morphologically yok + -luk. Cognates Azerbaijani yoxluq Bashkir юҡлыҡ (yuqlıq) Crimean Tatar yoqluq Gagauz yokluk Karakhanid یُوقلُقْ (yoqluq) Kazakh жоқлық (joqlıq) Kumyk ёкълукъ (yoqluq) Kyrgyz жоктугу (joktugu) Tatar юклык (yuqlıq) Turkmen ýokluk Uyghur يوقلۇق (yoqluq) Uzbek yoʻqlik
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