киэҥ

Yakut

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *kẹ̄ŋ (“wide, broad”). Cognate with Bashkir киң (kiŋ, “wide”).

Adjective

киэҥ • (kieñ)

wide
vast, spacious, extensive

Synonyms

кэтит (ketit, “wide, broad”)
мэҥэ (meñe, “extensive, lengthy”)
холку (qolku, “free, spacious”)

Antonyms

(thin) синньигэс (sinnyiges, “thin, narrow”)
(cramped) кыараҕас (kıarağas, “narrow, cramped”)

Derived terms

кэҥээ (keñee, “to expand, to widen”, intransitive)
кэҥэт (keñet, “to expand, to widen”, transitive)
киэҥ-киэҥ (kieñ-kieñ, “very wide”)
киэҥ-куоҥ (kieñ-kuoñ, “very wide, spacious, roomy”)

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