авӑк

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Chuvash[edit]

Etymology 1[edit]

Adjective[edit]

авӑк (avăk)

  1. momentary, instant, instantaneous

Noun[edit]

авӑк (avăk)

  1. moment, instant
    пӗр авӑк хушшинчеpĕr avăk huššinč̬ein an instant
    ҫав авӑкрахśav avăkrahat the same moment
  2. time, moment
    авӑкран авӑкаavăkran avăk̬afrom time to time

Etymology 2[edit]

From ав (av) +‎ -ӑк (-ăk).

Adjective[edit]

авӑк (avăk)

  1. bent, curved, crooked, twisted
    Synonym: авӑнчӑк (avănč̬ăk)
    авӑк куҫхаршиavăk kuśharš̬icurved eyebrows
    авӑк патакavăk pat̬akcrooked stick
  2. flexible, pliable, adaptable

Noun[edit]

авӑк (avăk)

  1. bend, twist, curve
    Synonym: авӑнчӑк (avănč̬ăk)
    юханшыв авӑкӗнчеjuh̬anš̬yv avăk̬ĕnč̬eat the bend of the river
  2. turn

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Etymology 3[edit]

Adjective[edit]

авӑк (avăk)

  1. impulsive, impetuous
  2. quick-tempered, hot-tempered
  3. (of wind) gusty, squally
    авӑк ҫилavăk śilsqually wind
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