كشی
Old Anatolian Turkish
Etymology
From Common Turkic *kiši (“person”).
Noun
كشی (kiši)
- person
- 13th century, Şeyyad Hamza, Yūsuf u Züleyhā; reprinted in Гузеев, В.Г., editor, Староосманский язык, 1979:
- امدى دكلك سوزومه طوتك قلاق
بر سوز ايدم كيم شكردن طاتلوراق
واردى كنعانده بر سرور كشى
آدى يعقوب كندو پيغامبركشى- Imdi diŋläŋ sözümä dutuŋ qulaq
Bir söz äyidäm kim šäkkärdän datluraq
Vardï Kän'ānda bir särvär kiši
Adï Ya'qūb gändü peyɣāmbär kiši - Now listen, turn your ears to my word(s)
I will tell you word(s) that are tastier than sugar
There was a master man in Canaan
His name [was] Jacob, himself [he was] a prophet man.
- Imdi diŋläŋ sözümä dutuŋ qulaq
Ottoman Turkish
Alternative forms
- كیشی (kişi)
- քիշի (kişi) — Armeno-Turkish
Etymology
From Old Anatolian Turkish كشی (kişi, “person”), from Common Turkic *kiši (“person”).
Urdu
Pronunciation
- (Standard Urdu) IPA(key): /kə.ʃiː/
- Rhymes: -iː
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