ana-bacı
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Azerbaijani[edit]
| Cyrillic | ана-баҹы | |
|---|---|---|
| Abjad | آنا-باجؽ | |
Etymology[edit]
Dvandva compound of ana (“mother”) + bacı (“sister”).
Pronunciation[edit]
Noun[edit]
ana-bacı (definite accusative ana-bacını, plural ana-bacılar)
- mother and sister
- men's sense of honour, represented by female family members, especially mothers and sisters.
- ana-bacı söyüşü
- obscenity, often sexual or abusive in nature, directed at someone's sister or mother
- Bilirsən nə var, gəl bu ana-bacı söhbəti yığışdıraq.
- You know what, let's stop (literally, “put away”) this “sister-mother-talk”.
- Özünü yığışdır! Camaatın ana-bacısı var.
- Behave! (literally, “tidy up yourself!”) People have mothers and sisters.[usage 2]
- 1996, Намиг Фәрәҹ Сығырлы, edited by Ајаз Мусајев, Азадлығын гәдри[1], Ишыг, page 19:
- Бу гараҝуруһчулар үчүн нә Вәтән гејрәти, нә дә ана-баҹы намусу вардыр.
- Bu qaraguruhçular üçün nə Vətən qeyrəti, nə də ana-bacı namusu vardır.
- For these obscurantists there exists neither honour of the Fatherland nor that of mothers and sisters.
- 2015 June 29, Yetim Qacar, Avanqard.net[2]:
- Bizlərə seks mədəniyyəti lazımdırmı? Ay bu millətə seks mədəniyyəti öyrətmək iddiasında olanlar bəs qorxmursuzmu dindarların sizə ola biləcək hücumlarından və "camaatın ana-bacısı var" tipli təpkilərdən.
- Do we need a sex culture? Oh those who want to teach us the sex culture, don't you fear the attacks that religious devotees may perpetuate on you and reactions of the type “people have mothers and sisters”?
- 2018 April 18, GoldNews.az[3]:
- Bakı-Qazax marşutu üzrə hərəkət edən avtobusda olan ərəb turist azərbaycanlı qadınla qeyri-əxlaqi hərəkətlər edib. Onun bu hərəkəti avtobusdakılar tərəfindən hiddətlə qarşılanıb. Mahmud adlı sərnişin ərəb turistinə xəbərdarlıq edib: “Özünü yığışdır, camaatın ana-bacısı var”. O, xəbərdarlığa məhəl qoymayan turisti döyüb.
- An Arab tourist on a bus operating the line between Baku and Qazax was engaged in immoral activity with an Azerbaijani woman. These actions of his were met with outrage by those on the bus. A passenger named Mahmud warned the Arab tourist: “Behave, people have mothers and sisters”. He beat up the tourist who ignored the warning.
Usage notes[edit]
- ^ That is, any conversational topic involving the mother or a sister of the interlocutor that could potentially be perceived as offensive; an unintentional or intentional offensive reference to or remark about one's mother of sister. In a broader sense, anything that regards the perceived honour of one's female relatives, that needs to be defended or safeguarded.
- ^ The phrase camaatın ana-bacısı var, 'people have mothers and sisters', is often used to express disapproval of behavior that is perceived as non-compliant with societal norms, such as dress code, and thus morally or ethically undesired as threatening the honor of someone's female relatives (and by association, that of oneself).
Declension[edit]
| Declension of ana-bacı | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | |||||||
| nominative | ana-bacı |
ana-bacılar | ||||||
| definite accusative | ana-bacını |
ana-bacıları | ||||||
| dative | ana-bacıya |
ana-bacılara | ||||||
| locative | ana-bacıda |
ana-bacılarda | ||||||
| ablative | ana-bacıdan |
ana-bacılardan | ||||||
| definite genitive | ana-bacının |
ana-bacıların | ||||||
See also[edit]
Categories:
- Azerbaijani dvandva compounds
- Azerbaijani compound terms
- Azerbaijani terms with IPA pronunciation
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- Azerbaijani lemmas
- Azerbaijani nouns
- Azerbaijani multiword terms
- az:Family members
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- Azerbaijani terms with usage examples
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