روزكار

See also: روزگار

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Borrowed from Persian روزگار (ruzgâr, “time, age; wind”), from Middle Persian [script needed] (rōzkār, “day, a day's work”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ɾyz.ɟaːɾ/

Noun

روزكار • (rüzgâr) (definite accusative روزكاری (rüzgârı), plural روزكارلر (rüzgârlar))

  1. wind, the real or perceived movement of atmospheric air usually caused by convection or differences in air pressure
    Synonyms: باد (bâd), ریح (rih), یل (yel)

Derived terms

  • اویغون روزكار (uygun rüzgâr, “fair wind”)
  • باتی روزكاری (batı rüzgârı, “west wind”)
  • روزكار آلتی (rüzgâr altı, “leeside”)
  • روزكار اسمك (rüzgâr esmek, “to be favored by fortune”)
  • روزكار اوستی (rüzgâr üstü, “windward”)
  • روزكار اوكی (rüzgâr üñü, “light man carried by the wind”)
  • روزكار ایله كتمك (rüzgâr ile gitmek, “to sail before the wind”)
  • روزكار قالمق (rüzgâr kalmak, “for the wind, to die away”)
  • روزكار كسمك (rüzgâr kesmek, “to abridge the way”)
  • روزكارلو (rüzgârlı, “windy”)
  • شرق روزكاری (şark rüzgârı, “eastern wind”)
  • طاتلو روزكار (tatlı rüzgâr, “gentle breeze”)
  • قرارسز روزكار (kararsız rüzgâr, “variable wind”)
  • كسكین روزكار (keskin rüzgâr, “strong wind”)
  • كون طوغریسی روزكار (gün doğrusu rüzgâr, “east wind”)
  • مخالف روزكار (muhâlif rüzgâr, “contrary wind”)
  • موافق روزكار (muvâfık rüzgâr, “favourable wind”)
  • هندوستان روزكاری (hindostan rüzgârı, “hot wind from India”)
  • پك روزكار (pek rüzgâr, “strong wind”)

Descendants

  • Turkish: rüzgâr

Further reading

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