ier
/ier/
mainly Balkar word
saddle, the seat fastened on the back of a horse, donkey or other animal for a rider — Tenishev and Suyunchev 1989 marks it Balkar. Common with the owner animal in the genitive, as in atnı ieri "a horse's saddle" and eşekni ieri "a donkey's saddle"; atha ier salırğa means "saddle a horse".
- atnı ieri — the horse's saddle
- atha ier salırğa — to saddle a horse
- erlay atına ier saldı — he quickly put a saddle on his horse
- ierçi qayından ier işlegendi — the saddler has made a saddle out of birch
- ierni alırğa — to take the saddle off
- ier bashannı at biledi — the horse knows who sits in the saddle
- eşekni ieri — the donkey's saddle
Expressions
- ier bashannı at biledi — only the sufferer knows
No tables are shown for Balkar meanings: the forms on this site are built by Karachay rules.