aşlıq

Derived from Salar aş (“food”). Inherited from Early Old Oghuz اشلق (aşlıq, “wheat”).

aşlıq (3rd person possessive aşlığı, plural aşlıqlar)

1. grains, staple grains, food grains

• dügü (“millet”)
• qonaq (“foxtail millet”)
• tarı (“sorghun, broomcorn”)
• boğdı (“wheat”)
• bogu (“maize”)
• tüdurğan (“rice”)

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