From Proto-Turkic *kirpi, which, according to Caluson, had the primary sense 'prickle, prick, thorn', and is the source for the derivation of kirpik (“eyelash”).[1][2] Cognate with Crimean Tatar and Turkish kirpi, Southern Altai кирпи (kirpi, “spiny, thorny”), Chuvash чӗрӗп (čĕrĕp), etc.
kirpi (definite accusative kirpini, plural kirpilər)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | kirpi |
kirpilər |
definite accusative | kirpini |
kirpiləri |
dative | kirpiyə |
kirpilərə |
locative | kirpidə |
kirpilərdə |
ablative | kirpidən |
kirpilərdən |
definite genitive | kirpinin |
kirpilərin |
From Proto-Turkic *kirpi. See more at Azerbaijani kirpi.
kirpi
singular | plural | |
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nominative | kirpi | kirpiler |
genitive | kirpiniñ | kirpilerniñ |
dative | kirpige | kirpilerge |
accusative | kirpini | kirpilerni |
locative | kirpide | kirpilerde |
ablative | kirpiden | kirpilerden |
From Ottoman Turkish كرپی, from Proto-Turkic *kirpi, see more at Azerbaijani kirpi.
kirpi (definite accusative kirpiyi, plural kirpiler)