ыс

From Proto-Turkic *ɨ̄ĺ(č).

ыс • (ıs)

1. smoke

• тӱдӱн (tüdün)

• ызӈ (əzŋ) — Sakhalin

Either from an earlier (*əzŋ), or from Tungusic *əʒən, from Proto-Mongolic *ejen. The latter perhaps from Proto-Turkic *idi.

Compare Nanai эден (eʒen), Ulch эде, Mongolian эзэн (ezen), Kazakh ие (ie).

• IPA^(key): /ɤs/

ыс (əs) (plural ыску)

1. (Amur) master, host, landlord

• ызумгу (əzumgu, “hostess”)

From *sas-, from Proto-Turkic *sač-. Compare Turkish saçmak.

ыс • (ıs)

1. (transitive, horticulture) to sow
2. to scatter, to spray, to sprinkle
3. (forcibly displace people) to disperse, to disrupt

• атыр (atır, “to separate”)
• бурай (buray, “to scatter”)
• көтүт (kötüt, “to raise (dust, etc.)”)
• кут (kut, “to pour, to scatter, to spread”)
• тарҕаа (tarğaa, “to spread, to disseminate”)
• тэлгээ (telgee, “to spread, to cover”)
• үрэй (ürey, “to scatter, to break down”)

• туораах (tuoraaq, “seed”)

• ыстан (ıstan, “to break, to jump”)
• ыһыы (ıhıı, “sowing”, gerund)