Yakut
Etymology
From Proto-Turkic *kẹ̄ŋ (“wide, broad”). Cognate with Bashkir киң (kiñ, “wide”).
Adjective
киэҥ • (kieŋ)
- wide
- vast, spacious, extensive
Synonyms
- кэтит (ketit, “wide, broad”)
- мэҥэ (meŋe, “extensive, lengthy”)
- холку (qolku, “free, spacious”)
Antonyms
- (thin) синньигэс (sinňiges, “thin, narrow”)
- (cramped) кыараҕас (kïarağas, “narrow, cramped”)
Derived terms
- кэҥээ (keŋee, “to expand, to widen”, intransitive)
- кэҥэт (keŋet, “to expand, to widen”, transitive)
- киэҥ-киэҥ (kieŋ-kieŋ, “very wide”)
- киэҥ-куоҥ (kieŋ-kuoŋ, “very wide, spacious, roomy”)