сыһыар

Yakut

Etymology

From сыс (sïs) + -ыар (-ïar). From Proto-Turkic. Compare to Other turkic s *yaz-.

Verb

сыһыар • (sïhïar)

  1. (transitive) to attach (something to something else)
  2. (transitive) to involve

Derived terms

  • сыһыамах (sïhïamaq, “sociable”)
  • сыһыан (sïhïan, “relations, relationship”)
  • сыһыары (sïhïarï, “closely, tightly”)
  • сыһыарылын (sïhïarïlïn, “to be attached to (literally or figuratively)”, passive)
  • сыһыарыы (sïhïarïï, “attachment, involvement”)
    • сыһыарыы түһүк (sïhïarïï tühük, “dative case”)
  • сыһын (sïhïn, “to stick to”)
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