боҙоҡ

Bashkir

Etymology

Compare with Old Uyghur [script needed] (buzuq, “broken”); Kazakh бұзық (buzıq, “spoiled (of person)”), Kyrgyz бузук (buzuk, “broken; depraved”), Uzbek buzuq (“broken; depraved”), Tuvan бузук (buzuk, “broken”), Turkmen bozuk (“broken; spoiled, immoral”), Azerbaijani pozuq, Turkish bozuk (“broken; rotten”), Chuvash пăсăк (păsăk, “broken, rotten, defective”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [bʊ̞ˈðʊ̞q]
  • Hyphenation: бо‧ҙоҡ

Adjective

боҙоҡ • (boðoq)

  1. (of mechanisms) broken, defective, out of order
  2. (of fruits, vegetables etc.) rotten
  3. (of weather) bad, poor
  4. (mood) gloomy, sullen
  5. (of a person) spoiled, depraved
  6. (of language) broken
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