дириҥ

Yakut

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *teriŋ, compare Turkish derin.

Adjective

дириҥ • (diriŋ)

  1. (literal or figurative) deep, profound
    Antonyms: намыһах (namïhaq), чычаас (čïčaas, “shallow”)
    дириҥ үрэх ― diriŋ üreq ― deep river
    дириҥ өйдөбүл ― diriŋ öydöbül ― deep understanding

Derived terms

  • дириҥээ (diriŋee, “to deepen”, intransitive)
  • дириҥэт (diriŋet, “to deepen”, transitive)

Noun

дириҥ • (diriŋ)

  1. depth (in the sense of "something deep"), depths
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