رذیل

See also: رذيل

Ottoman Turkish

Alternative forms

  • رزیل (rezil)

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic رَذِيل (raḏīl, “low, mean, despicable”).

Adjective

رذیل • (rezil)

  1. vile, base, mean, low, contemptible, despicable, abject, fit or deserving to be despised, morally reprehensible
    Synonyms: آلچاق (alçak), ذلیل (zelil)
  2. disreputable, deplorable, infamous, notorious, ignominious, having a bad reputation, notoriously scornful

Derived terms

  • رذیللك (rezillik, “disreputableness”)
  • رذیللنمك (rezillenmek, “to disgrace one's self”)

Descendants

  • Turkish: rezil
  • → Albanian: rezil
  • → Armenian: ըռէզիլ (əṙēzil), ռա̈զիլ (ṙäzil)
  • → Bulgarian: резил (rezil)
  • → Georgian: რეზილი (rezili) — Chveneburi
  • → Greek: ρεζίλι (rezíli)
  • → Laz: რეზილი (rezili)
  • → Macedonian: резил (rezil)
  • → Serbo-Croatian: рѐзӣл / rèzīl

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