көс

See also: Appendix:Variations of "kos", Appendix:Variations of "koc", and Appendix:Variations of "kec"

Bashkir

Etymology

From Proto-Common Turkic *kǖč (“force”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [kʏ̞s]
• Hyphenation: көс (one syllable)

Noun

көс • (kös)

1. strength, force, forcefulness

   Нисек кенә сәйер яңғырамаһын, быға донъя финанс көрсөгө этәргес көс булды.

   Nisek kenə səyer yañğıramahın, bığa donʺya finans körsögö etərges kös buldı.

   However strange it may sound, the global financial crisis was the driving force behind this.

2. power, might

   Халыҡ көсө — берлектә.

   Xalıq kösö — berlektə.

   A people's might is in (its) unity.

3. intensity, vehemence
4. energy, vigor, stamina

   Бар көсөмдө башҡорт Википедияһына һалам.

   Bar kösömdö başqort Vikipediyahına halam.

   I put my every effort into the Bashkir Wikipedia.

5. force, violence
6. (physics) force

Declension

Declension of көс

	singular	plural
absolute	көс (kös)	көстәр (köstər)
definite genitive	көстөң (köstöñ)	көстәрҙең (köstərźeñ)
dative	көскә (köskə)	көстәргә (köstərgə)
definite accusative	көстө (köstö)	көстәрҙе (köstərźe)
locative	көстә (köstə)	көстәрҙә (köstərźə)
ablative	көстән (köstən)	көстәрҙән (köstərźən)

Yakut

Etymology

From Proto-Turkic *köč-.

Noun

көс • (kös)

1. move (change of residence), migration
2. nomad
3. Yakut mile (old unit of measurement, approx. 10 km)

Verb

көс • (kös)

1. (intransitive) to move (change residence), to migrate

Derived terms

• көһүн (köhün, “to appear, to become visible”)

See also

• хамсаа (qamsaa, “to move (change location)”)