| Cyrillic | ағры | |
|---|---|---|
| Abjad | آغرؽ | |
FromOld Anatolian Turkish[script needed](aɣrï,“pain, sorrow”), fromProto-Turkic*agrïg. Possibly related toProto-Turkic*iagïr, whence alsoAzerbaijaniağır(“heavy”), alternatively contaminated with the latter. CompareTurkishağrı below.
ağrı (definite accusativeağrını,pluralağrılar)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | ağrı | ağrılar |
| definite accusative | ağrını | ağrıları |
| dative | ağrıya | ağrılara |
| locative | ağrıda | ağrılarda |
| ablative | ağrıdan | ağrılardan |
| definite genitive | ağrının | ağrıların |
FromOttoman Turkishآغری(ağrı,“pain, ache”), fromOld Anatolian Turkish[script needed](aɣrï,“pain, sorrow”), from earlier*aɣrïɣ, fromProto-Turkic*agrï-g(“pain, ache”), derived from*agrï-(“to ache”). Seeağrı-(“to ache”).
Cognate withKarakhanidاَغْرِغْ(aɣrïɣ,“pain”),Old Uyghur՚՚q̈ryq(aɣrïɣ,“pain, illness”),Azerbaijaniağrı,Bashkirауырыу(awırıw,“sick, ill”),Gagauzaarı,Kazakhауыру(auyru,“pain”),Kyrgyzоору(ooru,“pain”),Tuvanаарыг(aarıg,“disease, pain”),Uzbekogʻriq(“pain”),Yakutыарыы(ıarıı,“pain”).
ağrı (definite accusativeağrıyı,pluralağrılar)