уһук

Yakut

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *ūč (“end, edge”).

Adjective

уһук • (uhuk)

  1. (geography) extreme, remote
    See synonyms at ыраах (ïraaq).
    Antonym: чугас (čugas, “near”)

Derived terms

  • Уһук Илин (Uhuk Ilin, “Far East”)

Noun

уһук • (uhuk)

  1. (weaponry, general) edge
    Synonym: бии (bii)
    быһах уһуга ― bïhaq uhuga ― knife edge
  2. (geography) extremity
    Synonyms: саҕах (sağaq), эҥэр (eŋer)
    куорат уһуга ― kuorat uhuga ― the edge / outskirts of the city

See also

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