дьиҥ

Yakut

Etymology

Cognate with Kazakh шын (şyn, “real, true”), itself listed as being from a Middle Chinese source.

Adjective

дьиҥ • (jiñ)

true, truthful, authentic, genuine
(intensifier) really
дьиҥ үчүгэй ― jiñ ücügey ― (it is) really good

Derived terms

дьиҥ ахсаан (jiñ aqsaan, “real number”) (mathematics)
дьиҥэ (jiñe, “indeed”)

Noun

дьиҥ • (jiñ)

(philosophy) truth, authenticity
Synonym: кырдьык (kırjık)

Antonym: сымыйа (sımıya)

дьиҥин эт ― jiñin et ― tell the truth

Derived terms

дьиҥнээх (jiñneeq, “real, genuine, valid”)
ис дьиҥэ (is jiñe, “essence”) (philosophy)

See also

илэ (ile, “in reality”)
һэк (hek, “substance, matter”)

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