mıkkıl
/mɯkkɯl/
Balkar word
limp, listless, feeble — Often said of the limbs or of a person weakened by illness, heat or fatigue: mıkkıl adam, mıkkıl sanla, sanlarım mıkkıl boldu "my limbs went limp". Tenishev and Suyunchev 1989, Suyunchev and Urusbiev 1965 and Nevruz 1991 mark it Balkar; Guzeev 2013 treats this use as figurative, an extension of the wilting of plants.
- mıkkıl adam — a listless person
- mıkkıl sanla — limp limbs
- sanlarım mıkkıl boldu — my limbs went limp
- sanları mıkkıl boldula — his limbs went limp
- mıkkıl bolğan sanların — his limbs that had gone limp
No tables are shown for Balkar meanings: the forms on this site are built by Karachay rules.