فس

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology 1

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /fɛs/

Proper noun

فس • (fes)

  1. alternative form of فاس (Fas, “Fez, a city in Morocco”)
Descendants
  • Turkish: Fes

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Etymology 2

Named after Fez, Morocco, once the chief place of their manufacture; related to Etymology 1 above.

Noun

فس • (fes) (definite accusative فسی (fesi), plural فسلر (fesler))

  1. fez, tarboosh
Derived terms
  • آق فس (ak fes, “undyed fez”)
  • ایچ فسی (iç fesi, “under-fez”)
  • زنه فسی (zenne fesi, “fez worn by women”)
  • صایا فسی (saya fesi, “a tall fez”)
  • عصبه‌لو فس (ʼasbeli fes, “tall fez worn in Morea”)
  • فس بویاسیس (fes boyası, “madder”)
  • فس پوسكولی (fes püskülü, “tassel of a fez”)
  • فسجی (fesci, “maker or seller of fezzes”)
  • فسخانه (feshâne, “fez manufactory”)
  • فسسز (fessiz, “bare-headed; hatless”)
  • فسلنمك (feslenmek, “to put on a fez”)
  • فینو فسی (fino fesi, “fez worn by ladies”)
Descendants
  • Turkish: fes
  • → Armenian: ֆէս (fēs), ֆա̈ս (fäs), փա̈ս (pʻäs)
  • → English: fez
  • → French: fez
  • → Italian: fez

Further reading

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