тараф

Bashkir
Дүрт тараф [1]

Etymology

From Arabic طَرَف‎ (ṭaraf, “side; participant”).

Cognate with Turkish taraf.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [tɑˈrɑf]
  • Hyphenation: та‧раф

Noun

тараф • (taraf)

  1. cardinal point, cardinal direction
  2. direction
  3. side, party (in debate, conflict etc.)
    Зәки Вәлидиҙең Совет хөкүмәте тарафына сығыуын хуп күрмәй, Мөхәммәт Ҡорбанғәлиев башҡорттар исеменән Колчак хөкүмәтен яҡлау тураһында белдерә.
    Zäki Välidiðeŋ Sovet xökümäte tarafına sığıwın xup kürmäy, Möxämmät Qorbanğäliyev başqorttar isemenän Kolçak xökümäten yaqlaw turahında belderä.
    Having not approved of Zaki Validi's defection to the Soviet Government's side, Muhammed Kurbangaliev declared that he supported Kolchak's government.

Declension
Declension of тараф (taraf)
singular plural
absolute тараф (taraf) тарафтар (taraftar)
definite genitive тарафтың (taraftıŋ) тарафтарҙың (taraftarðıŋ)
dative тарафҡа (tarafqa) тарафтарға (taraftarğa)
definite accusative тарафты (taraftı) тарафтарҙы (taraftarðı)
locative тарафта (tarafta) тарафтарҙа (taraftarða)
ablative тарафтан (taraftan) тарафтарҙан (taraftarðan)

Derived terms

Tajik

Etymology

From Arabic طَرَف‎ (ṭaraf).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /taˈɾaf/

Noun
Dari طرف‎
Iranian Persian
Tajik тараф

тараф • (taraf)

  1. side

Uzbek

Noun

тараф (taraf) (plural тарафlar)

  1. Cyrillic spelling of taraf
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