uzbek - english dictionary i [@kitob_pdf_yuklabot]

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http://www.uztranslations.wol.bz the central asian heritage group ...2 william dirks translation temur davronov review / amendments eduardo real makeup / database programming the central asian heritage group ...3 “b”la-: v.i. ~b gapir- to insert a "b" before each vowel (a kind of pig latin). “j”la-: v.i. ~b gapir- to pronounce initial "y" as "j"; to insert a "j" before each vowel (a kind of pig latin)."j"lovchilar ling.ozbeks that speak qipchaq dialects, i.e., that pronounce initial "y" as "j". +ki: introduces subordinate clauses (persian). that. oqibat shunday bo'ldi~... the result was such that... u aytdi~... he said that...+la poet.with (s. ila). -chi: and?, well?; and, so. endi-~? and now? siz-~? and what about you? ayt-~! say it!; tell! yozsang-~! so write! -da: conj. particle (emphatic particle) well, but, right; and, and then; even if, even though. to'g'ri-~! well, that's right! that's sure right! xatni bukladi-~, kitobning ichiga soldi he folded the letter …

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ou just look, what a spring! u juda quv ekan-~! he's really slick, isn't he? men ham boraman, ~? i'm going too, right? a'lam: arch. (arabic) head mufti (interpreter of islamic law). a'lo: (arabic) superb, excellent, high in quality. ~ deb bil-/~ ko'r- to like better, to prefer. a'lochi: straight-a student; exemplary (worker, etc.). a'mol: obs. (arabic) activity, activities, work. a'rof: (arabic) ~da qolgan left not knowing what to do; between the devil and the deep blue sea. a'yon(lar): obs. (arabic) officials, notables. a'zam: obs. (arabic) great, revered. vazir(i) ~ the grand vizier. a'zo: (arabic) organ, part; member. ~i badan the entire body. a'zolik: membership. abad: (arabic) eternity; eternal. to ~ for all eternity. abaditylashtir-: v.t. to immortalize. abadiy: (arabic) eternal. abadiya: obs. (arabic) saodati ~ eternal happiness. abadiyan lit. rare: (arabic) forever, for all time. abadiyat lit. rare: (arabic) eternity. abadiylash: immortalization. abadiylik: eternalness, eternity. abadulobod: arch. (arabic) forever, …

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k, adept, dexterious. abjirlik: adeptness, quickness. ablah: (arabic) idiot. ablahlarcha: idiotic(ally). ablahlik: idiocy. ablahona: s. ablahlarcha. ablaq: (arabic) dappled. abonement: (russian) subscription (s. obuna). abonent: (russian) subscriber (s. obynachi). abort: (russian) abortion (s. ~ qil- to perform an abortion abortiv: (russian) adj. of abort; abortive; stunted. abr: obs. (persian) cloud (s. ~i nayson spring raincloud. ~i navbahor early spring cloud. chun ~i navbahor just like an early spring cloud. abraziv(lar): (russian) abrasive(s). abrishim: arch. (persian) silk (s. ipak); silk material. abro' poet.: (persian) brow (s. qosh). abro'kamon poet.: (persian) arched eyebrows. absenteizm: (russian) absenteeism. the central asian heritage group ...4 absolyut: (russian) the absolute; absolute. aholining ~ o'sishi absolute population growth. absolyutizm: (russian) absolutism. abstrakt: (russian) abstract. abstraktlashtir-: v.t. to make abstract. [abstraktlashtiril-] abstraktlik: abstractness. abstraktsionist: (russian) abstract artist. abstraktsionizm: (russian) abstract art. abstraktsiya: (russian) abstraction. abstsess: (russian) abscess. abstsissa: (russian) abscissa. abxaz: abkhazian. abzal: (persian) harness, gear (for riding …

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l- to laugh viciously. ~ini tarqat- to vent one's anger. ~idan tush- to calm down. achchiqlan-: v.i. to lose one's temper. [achchiqlanish-, achchiqlantir-] achchiqlash-: v.i. to get angry at one another, to exchange angry words. achchiqlik: abstr. of achchiq. achchiqmag'iz: having a bitter pit or stone (e.g., apricot) achchiqtosh: alum. achi-: v.i. to go sour, to go bad; to sting, to burn; to use harsh or sarcastic language. ~b-bijib yotibdi to be piled all over, to have piles and piles of. yuragi ~di to suffer pangs of remorse. miyasi ~b ket- to go out of one's mind, to have one's head spin. miyasi ~ qol- to go out of one's mind. [achin-, achit-, achish-] achimsiq: sour, acrid. achin-: v.i. to pity, to feel sorry for; to feel distressed for, to feel hurt and angry for. [achinish-, achintir-] achinarli: pitiful, pathetic, deplorable. achinishli rare: s. achinarli. achipti: a type of knucklebones …

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ter. adabiyotchilik: writing, authorship. adabiyotshunos: (persian) scholar of literature. adabiyotsunoslik: literary studies. adabli: well-mannered, polite, well-behaved. adablilik: good breeding, well-manneredness. adabsiz: ill-mannered, impolite, rude, uncivil, lewd. adabsizlik: poor manners, bad behavior; impoliteness. adad: (arabic) unit, piece, number. adadsiz: innumerable. adak-chechak: s. atak-chechak. adam: obs. (arabic) lack, dearth. ~ qil-/ayla- to do away with, to eliminate. adaptatsiya: (russian) adaptation. adash 1: having the same name as s.o. else. adash 2: missing its match (of a pair); mistakenly, in error. adash-: v.i. to get lost, to go astray; to err, to make a mistake; to lose, to be separated from; to be mixed up or jumbled, lost. [adashtir-, adashtiril-] adashtir-: v.t. caus. of adash-; to lead astray. addoiy: arch. (arabic) your humble servant (lit., 'who invokes (your) blessings'- used by the writer of a letter). adekvat: (russian) identical, coincident. ~ tarjima accurate translation. adekvatlik: identicalness; accuracy. adi-badi: ~ aytish- to wrangle. ~ …

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http://www.uztranslations.wol.bz the central asian heritage group ...2 william dirks translation temur davronov review / amendments eduardo real makeup / database programming the central asian heritage group ...3 “b”la-: v.i. ~b gapir- to insert a "b" before each vowel (a kind of pig latin). “j”la-: v.i. ~b gapir- to pronounce initial "y" as "j"; to insert a "j" before each vowel (a kind of pig latin)."j"lovchilar ling.ozbeks that speak qipchaq dialects, i.e., that pronounce initial "y" as "j". +ki: introduces subordinate clauses (persian). that. oqibat shunday bo'ldi~... the result was such that... u aytdi~... he said that...+la poet.with (s. ila). -chi: and?, well?; and, so. endi-~? and now? siz-~? and what about you? ayt-~! say it!; tell! yozsang-~! so write! -da: …

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