میمون

See also: ميمون‎

Ottoman Turkish

میمون

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic مَيْمُون‎ (maymūn, “monkey”).

Noun

میمون • (meymûn, maymun)

  1. monkey, ape, primate, any mammal in the order Primates
    Synonyms: شادی‎ (şadi), قرد‎ (kird)
  2. (figuratively) buffoon, fool, one who acts in a ridiculous fashion

Derived terms

  • ترس میمون‎ (ters maymun, “variety of Damascus steel”)
  • حبش میمونی‎ (habeş maymunu, “baboon”)
  • میمون اشتهالو‎ (maymun iştahlı, “capriciously fanciful, unsteady”)
  • میمون بالغی‎ (maymun balığı, “angel shark”)
  • میمون گبی‎ (maymun gibi, “ridiculous”)
  • میمونجق‎ (maymuncuk, “picklock”)
  • میمونجی‎ (maymuncu, “exhibitor of monkey”)
  • میمونلق‎ (maymunluk, “quality or nature of a monkey”)

Descendants

Further reading

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic مَيْمُون‎ (maymūn).

Pronunciation

  • (Tajik) IPA(key): /majmun/

Noun

Dari شادی‎
Iranian Persian میمون
Tajik маймун (maymun)

میمون • (maymun)

  1. monkey, ape
    Synonyms: شادی‎ (šâdi), کپی‎ (kapi)

Descendants

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