دكسز

Old Anatolian Turkish

Etymology

By surface analysis, دَكْ (däŋ, “weight, appropriate”) +‎ ـسُزْ (-süz, “-less”).

Adjective

دَكْسُزْ • (däŋsüz)

  1. inappropriate
  2. (a person) acting inappropriate or disrespectful; immodest, insolent

Descendants

  • Azerbaijani: dənsiz
  • Ottoman Turkish: دڭسز (deñsiz)
    • Turkish: densiz
    • → Armenian: տէնկսիզ (tēnksiz)

References

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Inherited from Old Anatolian Turkish دَكْسُزْ (“däŋsüz”).

Adjective

دڭسز • (deñsiz)

  1. (a person) acting disrespectful or inappropriate; immodest, insolent

Descendants

  • Turkish: densiz
  • → Armenian: տէնկսիզ (tēnksiz)

References

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