اسمك

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *ȫs- (“to blow”); cognate with Azerbaijani əsmək, Chuvash авӑс (avăs), Karakhanid اَسْماكْ (esmēk), Khalaj həsmək, Turkmen öwüsmek and Uzbek esmoq.

Verb

اسمك • (esmek) (third-person singular aorist اسر (eser))

  1. (intransitive, of wind) to blow, to produce an air current

Derived terms

  • اسمه (esme, “a blow or blast of wind”)
  • اسوب صاورمق (esip savurmak, “to storm and bluster”)
  • باشده خلیالر اسمك (başta hülyalar esmek, “to dream big”)
  • روزكار اسمك (rüzgâr esmek, “to be favored by fortune”)
  • قواق یلی اسمك (kavak yeli esmek, “to feel inclined to dissipation”)
  • یرنده یللر اسمك (yerinde yeller esmek, “to be wiped out or annihilated”)

Descendants

  • Turkish: esmek
  • → Armenian: էսմիշ (ēsmiš)

Further reading

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