оҕо

See also: ого

Yakut

Etymology

Uncertain; compare both Proto-Turkic *čĀka (“child; young animal”) and Proto-Mongolic *oki (“girl”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [ɔ.ʁɔ]
Hyphenation: о‧ҕо

Noun

оҕо • (oğo)

child
young animal

Synonyms

ньирэй (nyirey, “calf, infant”)

Antonyms

улахан (ulaqan, “adult”)
төрөппүт (töröppüt, “parent”)

Hyponyms

уол (uol, “boy, son”)
кыыс (kııs, “girl, daughter”)

Derived terms

кыһыл оҕо (kıhıl oğo, “newborn”)
ньирэй оҕо (nyirey oğo, “infant, baby”)
оҕокко (oğokko, “baby”)
оҕолон (oğolon, “to give birth”)
оҕолоо (oğoloo, “to nurse, babysit”)
оҕолоох (oğolooq, “having children”)
оҕомсох (oğomsoq, “child-loving”)
оҕомсуй (oğomsuy, “to act childish, naive”)
оҕоһут (oğohut, “nurse, babysitter”)
сибиинньэ оҕото (sibiinnye oğoto, “piglet”)
(colloquial) толбон оҕото (tolbon oğoto, “a child born out of wedlock”)
(colloquial) түннүк оҕото (tünnük oğoto, “foundling”)

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