قاینامق

Ottoman Turkish

Alternative forms

  • قینامق (kaynamak), قینمق (kaynamak)

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *kayïn- (“to boil”). See kaynamak for more cognates.

Verb

قاینامق • (kaynamak)

  1. to boil
  2. to effervesce
  3. for water, to well up out of the earth
  4. for metals, to become welded
  5. to be united
  6. for insects, to swarm
  7. for tumult or mischief, to be brewing
  8. for weather, to be sultry

Derived terms

  • قانی قاینامق (kanı kaynamak, “to be active, enthusiastic; to have sincere affection for someone”, literally “for one's blood to boil”)
  • قایناتمق (kaynatmak, “to make or let boil”, verb)
  • قاینار (kaynar, “boiling water”, noun)
  • قاینارجا (kaynarca, “boiling hot spring”, noun)
  • قایناشمق (kaynaşmak, “to weld or unite”, verb)
  • قایناق (kaynak, “water spring”, noun)
  • قاینامه (kaynama, “the act of boiling”, noun)

Descendants

  • Turkish: kaynamak (“to boil”)
  • → Armenian: խայնամիշ (xaynamiš), կա̈յնա̈միշ (käynämiš)

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