ترکش

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Persian

Etymology 1

From earlier تیرکش (tirkaš, quiver; arrowslit), from تیر (tir, arrow) +‎ کش (kaš, container).

Pronunciation

Readings
Classical reading? tarkaš
Dari reading? tarkaš
Iranian reading? tarkaš
Tajik reading? tarkaš

Noun

Dari ترکش
Iranian Persian
Tajik таркаш

ترکش (tarkaš) (plural ترکش‌ها (tarkaš-hâ))

  1. quiver
    Synonyms: تیردان (tirdân), شگا (šagâ), جعبه (ja'be)
Descendants

Etymology 2

From تَرَک (tarak-, to explode) +‎ ـش (-eš, -ment, -tion).

Pronunciation

Readings
Classical reading? tarkiš
Dari reading? tarkiš
Iranian reading? tarkeš
Tajik reading? tarkiš
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Noun

Dari ترکش
Iranian Persian
Tajik таркиш

ترکش (tarkeš) (plural ترکش‌ها (tarkeš-hâ))

  1. explosion
    Synonym: انفجار (enfejâr)
  2. shrapnel, fragment (of an artillery shell, bomb, grenade, etc.)
    هنگامی که یک خمپاره به زمین اصابت می‌کند، صدها تركش بزرگ و کوچک آن قارچ‌مانند در فضا پراکنده می‌شود، و در خلئی که از موج انفجار آن ایجاد می‌گردد، فولاد نیز همچون مقوایی نرم مچاله می‌شود.
    hangāmē ki yak xumpāra ba zamīn isābat mēkunad, sad-hā tarkiš-i buzurg u kōčak-i ān qārč-mānand dar fazā parākanda mēšawad, wa dar xala'ē ki az mawj-i infijār-i ān ījād mēgardad, fōlād nēz hamčūn muqawwāyē narm mučāla mēšawad.
    When a mortar hits the ground, hundreds of its large and small fragments are spread around in a mushroom-like shape, and in the vacuum created by its blast wave even steel crumples like a soft cardboard.

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