кыыһыр

Yakut

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *kï̄ŕ- (“to redden”), whence also кыһыл (kïhïl, “red”) and кыыс (kïïs, “to redden”). Cognate with Turkish kızmak (“to be angry”).

Verb

кыыһыр • (kïïhïr)

  1. to be angry
    Antonym: тубус (tubus, “to make peace, to reconcile”)

Derived terms

  • кыыһырс (kïïhïrs, “to quarrel”, reciprocal-cooperative form)
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