ي س ق
Root entry · 54 derived lemmasThis root primarily discusses the 'Yassa' or 'Yasaq', a legal code and set of decrees established by Genghis Khan and his successors. It also touches upon related concepts of law, order, and possibly a specific type of necklace.
Derived headwords
- 1.Necklacesclassical
A term for necklaces, specifically mentioned as being worn around the neck.
- 1.To be drivenboth
The passive form of the verb 'to drive' or 'to lead'.
- 1.To be driven (shortened)classical
A shortened or colloquial form of 'yusaq', possibly derived from a verb meaning 'to be driven' or 'to be led'.
- 1.To be permissibleclassical
The passive form of a verb meaning 'to be permissible' or 'to be allowed'.
- 1.Yassa (law code)classical
The name of the legal code and decrees established by Genghis Khan.
- 1.Yasaq (law code)classical
A Turkish term used to refer to the establishment of a law or code of conduct, specifically the Yassa of Genghis Khan.
- 1.The establisherboth
One who establishes, sets up, or founds something, referring to Genghis Khan in the context of the Yassa.
- 1.Rulesboth
The fundamental principles or established norms, referring to the legal rules of the Yassa.
- 1.Punishmentsboth
Penalties or sanctions imposed for breaking laws or rules, as stipulated in the Yassa.
- 1.Lawboth
A system of rules recognized by a country or community as regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties.
- 1.The married (man)classical
A man who is married, often used in legal contexts to distinguish from an unmarried person.
- 1.The unmarried (man)classical
A man who is not married.
- 1.To intendboth
To do something deliberately or on purpose.
- 1.They disputeboth
The dual form of the verb 'to dispute' or 'to quarrel', referring to two people in conflict.
- 1.Merchandiseboth
Goods to be bought and sold; commodities.
- 1.To loseboth
To suffer loss of, or be deprived of, something.
- 1.Prisonerboth
A person who has been captured and is being held in captivity.
- 1.Fleeingboth
In the state of running away or escaping.
- 1.To tie the legsclassical
To bind the legs of an animal, likely for preparation for slaughter.
- 1.To massageclassical
To rub and knead someone's body, especially as a way of relieving pain or tension. In this context, it refers to manipulating the heart.
- 1.To slaughterboth
To kill (an animal) for food.
- 1.Venerationboth
Great respect; religious awe.
- 1.Bigotryboth
Intolerance toward those who hold different opinions from oneself.
- 1.The one who offersclassical
The person who offers food or drink to another.
- 1.To specializeboth
To concentrate on a particular subject or activity.
- 1.To share with himboth
To have or use something jointly with another person or people.
- 1.To be distinguishedboth
To be set apart or different from others.
- 1.To step overboth
To move or step over something.
- 1.To descendboth
To move or fall downward.
- 1.To scoop it upboth
To take up or out with a scoop or similar implement.
- 1.To wear outboth
To become worn out or dilapidated through use or age.
- 1.Purificationboth
The process of making something pure or free from contamination.
- 1.Exaggerationclassical
The action of treating or representing something as more important or better than it really is.
- 1.Titlesboth
Honorific or descriptive names given to people.
- 1.To addressboth
To speak or write directly to someone.
- 1.To presentboth
To show or offer something for others to consider.
- 1.To fall shortboth
To fail to reach a desired level or standard.
- 1.To punish himboth
To inflict a penalty or sanction on someone for an offense.
- 1.Virginsboth
Young women who have never had sexual intercourse.
- 1.To chooseboth
To select or decide on one thing or person instead of another.
- 1.To sinboth
To commit an offense against a religious or moral law.
- 1.To punish himboth
To inflict a penalty or sanction on someone for an offense.
- 1.Lossboth
The fact or process of losing something or someone.
- 1.To hesitateboth
To pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness.
- 1.To deviateboth
To depart from an established course or standard.
- 1.To assignboth
To designate or set aside for a specific purpose.
- 1.Postal serviceboth
A system for transporting mail.
- 1.To knowboth
To be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information.
- 1.The kingdomboth
A country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen.
- 1.His abominationsclassical
His detestable or loathsome acts or qualities.
- 1.His disgraceful deedsclassical
His shameful or ignominious actions.
- 1.To practice a religionboth
To adhere to or follow a particular religious belief system.
- 1.Juftai Khanclassical
The son of Genghis Khan, who inherited the Yassa.
- 1.Kingsboth
Male sovereigns of a kingdom.