çapkın

Turkish

Etymology

From Middle Turkic çapġun (“fast moving horse, raid, attack”), from çap- (“to hit noisily, move fast, raid”)[1], from Old Turkic çap-‎ (çap-, “to hit noisily, strike mud or paint”)[2]. More at çarpmak.

Adjective

çapkın (comparative daha çapkın, superlative en çapkın)

  1. vagabond, rascal, bugger
  2. amorist, saucy, profligate

Derived terms
  • çapkınlık

References
  1. "çapkın" - nişanyansözlük
  2. "çapmak" - nişanyansözlük
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