Where does “авамлыкъ” come from?

авамлыкъ (Kumyk) comes from Kumyk авам, from Ottoman Turkish عوام, from Arabic عوام, from Arabic عام, from Arabic منفعة, from Arabic نفع, from Arabic ف, from Arabic نَفِدَ — to run out, to give out.

авамлыкъ (Kumyk): ignorance, illiteracy (state of being uneducated)

Definitions

  1. ignorance, illiteracy (state of being uneducated)

Ancestry of “авамлыкъ”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Kumykавамuneducated, ignorant, backward (lacking knowledge or cultural refinement)
2Ottoman Turkishعوام
3Arabicعوامplural of عَامَّة
4Arabicعامyear; a period of twelve lunar months; lunar...
5Arabicمنفعةbenefit, utility, usefulness
6Arabicنفعto profit, to benefit; verbal noun of نَفَعَ;...
7Arabicفthen, and then; and so, thus, hence, therefore;...
8Arabicنَفِدَto run out, to give out
Every word from Arabic نَفِدَ
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