сылай

Yakut

Etymology

From сылаа (sılaa, “fatigue”).

Adjective

сылай • (sılay)

  1. having a poor appetite
    сылай киһи ― sılay kihi ― a person with a poor appetite

Verb

сылай • (sılay)

  1. (intransitive) (with abl.) to tire, to be tired of
    Synonym: илиһин (ilihin)
    ыарахан үлэттэн сылай ― ıaraqan ületten sılay ― to be tired of hard work
    уһуннук ааҕартан сылай ― uhunnuk aağartan sılay ― to be tired of prolonged reading

Derived terms
  • сылат (sılat, “to tire, to wear out”, transitive)
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