кэһэй

Yakut

Etymology

From Mongolic.

Verb

кэһэй • (kehey)

  1. (intransitive) to learn a hard lesson, to learn something the hard way
    Synonym: үөрэн (üören, “to learn”)

Derived terms
  • кэһэлтэ (kehelte, “a hard lesson”)
  • кэһэт (kehet, “to teach (someone) a lesson”)
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