Khakas

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian хака́с (xakás, “a Khakas”).

Adjective

Khakas (comparative more Khakas, superlative most Khakas)

1. Relating to the Khakas people or their language.

Noun

Khakas (uncountable)

1. (in the plural) A Turkic-speaking people in South Central Siberia, who lives along the upper reach of the Yenisei River north of the Sayan Mountains.
2. A Yenisei Turkic language spoken by the Khakas people.

Translations

people

• Czech: Chakasové pl
• Hungarian: hakasz (hu)
• Japanese: ハカス人 (hakasu-jin)
• Kazakh: хакас (xakas)
• Khakas: хакастар pl (xakastar), тадарлар pl (tadarlar)
• Polish: Chakas (pl) m, Chakaska (pl) f
• Russian: хака́сы (ru) pl (xakásy)
• Turkish: Hakaslar pl

language

• Armenian: please add this translation if you can
• Azerbaijani: xakas dili
• Chuvash: хакас чӗлхи (hak̬as čĕlh̬i)
• Czech: chakaština f
• Estonian: hakassi keel
• Finnish: hakassi (fi)
• Gagauz: hakas dili
• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• Hungarian: hakasz (hu)
• Japanese: ハカス語 (ja) (hakasu-go)
• Kazakh: хақас тілі (xaqas tılı)
• Khakas: хакас тілі (xakas tìlì), тадар тілі (tadar tìlì)
• Macedonian: хакаски јазик (hakaski jazik)
• Russian: хака́сский (ru) m (xakásskij)
• Tatar: хакас теле (xaqas tele)
• Turkish: Hakasça (tr)
• Uyghur: خاكاسچە (xakasche)

See also

• Wiktionary’s coverage of Khakas terms

Further reading

• Ethnologue entry for Khakas, kjh ⁠

Anagrams

• Hakkas