qishlaq

English

Alternative forms

kishlak

Etymology

Borrowed from a Turkic source. Cognates include Turkish kışlık, (colloquial) kışlak, kışla (“barracks”), Azerbaijani qışlaq, Uyghur قىشلاق (qishlaq), Karakhanid قِشْلاغْ (qıšlaɣ), Old Turkic 𐰴𐰃𐰽𐰞𐰍 (qis¹l¹ǧ) and Yakut кыстык (kıstık).

Noun

qishlaq (plural qishlaqs)

A rural settlement (originally for the winter period) of seminomadic Turkic peoples of Central Asia, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan.

Translations

a rural settlement of nomadic people

Armenian: ղշլաղ (hy) (ġšlaġ)
Azerbaijani: qışlaq
Bashkir: ҡышлау (qışlaw)
Belarusian: кішла́к m (kišlák)
Dutch: kisjlak m
Estonian: kišlakk
Finnish: kishlak
French: kichlak m
Georgian: ყიშლაღი (q̇išlaɣi)
German: Kischlak m
Karakalpak: qıshlaw, qıshlaq
Kazakh: қыстау (qystau), қыстақ (qystaq)
Kyrgyz: кыштак (ky) (kıştak), кыштоо (kıştoo)
Persian: قشلاق (fa) (qešlâq)
Russian: кишла́к (ru) m (kišlák)
Southern Altai: кыштуу (kïštuu), кыштак (kïštak)
Tajik: қишлоқ (tg) (qišloq)
Tatar: кышлау (tt) (qışlaw)
Turkish: kışlak (tr)
Turkmen: gyşlag
Ukrainian: кишла́к (uk) m (kyšlák)
Uyghur: قىشلاق (qishlaq)
Uzbek: qishloq (uz)
Yakut: кыстык (kıstık)

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