ähli

From Arabic أَهْل (ʔahl, “people”) +‎ -i.

ähli

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   • 2000, text on face of 10,000 manat bill:

     şu banknot tölegleriň ähli görnüşleri üçin ýöreýär

     This banknote applies to all types of cash payments.

   • 18th century, Makhdumquli Firaghi, “Aly siziňdir”, in Magtymguly Pyragynyň Diwany [The Diwan of Makhdumquli Firaghi]‎^[1], volume 1, pages 206–208, lines 33–36:

     مختوم‌قلی آیدار روم دیک اویانمز
     اسکندر قرص‌دور دویلمز بیلنمز
     داغ کمین دپرنمز دریا دیک دونمز
     یموت کوکلانک اهلی ایلی سیزینکدور

     Magtymguly aýdar, Rum dek oýanmaz,
     Isgender gorsdyr döwülmez, bilinmez,
     Dag kimin deprenmez, derýa dek dönmez,
     Ýomut, gökleň ähli ili siziňdir.

     Makhdumquli says, it won’t wake on its own like Rome,
     It is strong like Alexander; it won’t be defeated, won’t be known,
     Like mountains it won’t shake, like a river it won’t go back,
     The land of the Yomut and Gökleng is all yours.