yarligh

English

Alternative forms

jarlig, yarlyk, yarlyg, jarliq

Etymology

Borrowed from Middle Mongol [Term?] (compare Mongolian зарлиг (zarlig)).

Noun

yarligh (plural yarlighs)

(historical) A khan's decree in the Mongol Empire.

Translations

khan's decree

Aramaic:
Classical Syriac: ܝܪܠܝܟ‎ m (yarlīḵ)
Armenian: յառլիկ (hy) (yaṙlik)
Azerbaijani: yarlıq
Belarusian: ярлы́к m inan (jarlýk)
Czech: jarlyk m inan
German: Jarlyk m, Jarlyġ m, Jarlik m
Hebrew: יארליק‎ m (yarlik)
Hungarian: jarlik
Japanese: ジャルリグ (jarurigu)
Kazakh: ярлық (ärlyq), жарлық (jarlyq)
Persian: یرلیغ‎ (fa) (yarliğ)
Polish: jarłyk (pl) m inan
Romanian: iarlâc n
Russian: ярлы́к (ru) m inan (jarlýk)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ја̀рлик m inan

Latin: jàrlik (sh) m inan
Tajik: ярлиқ (yarliq), ярлиғ (yarliġ)
Tamil: ஜர்லிக் (jarlik)
Tatar:
Arabic: یرلغ‎

Cyrillic: ярлыг (yarlığ)

Latin: yarlığ
Turkish: yarlık (tr)
Ukrainian: ярли́к (uk) m inan (jarlýk)
Yakut: дьаралык (jaralık)

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