тыллаах

Yakut

Etymology

From тыл (tïl, “tongue, word”) +‎ -лаах (-laaq, ornative suffix).

Adjective

тыллаах • (tïllaaq)

  1. having a tongue (literal, as of people and animals, or figurative, as of bells, etc.)
  2. having speech (usually refined speech)

Derived terms

  • уран тыллаах (uran tïllaaq, “eloquent”)
  • уус тыллаах (uus tïllaaq, “eloquent”)
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