яланғас

From *yalañač (“nude, naked”), from Proto-Turkic *jạlɨŋ (“naked; lone, solitary”), whence also яңғыҙ (yañğïð).

Cognate with Kazakh жалаңаш (jalañaş), Kyrgyz жылаңач (cılañaç), Southern Altai јалаҥаш (ǰalaŋaš, “naked, nude”), Crimean Tatar calanğaş (“naked, barefoot”), Uyghur يالاڭاچ‎ (yalangach) / يالاڭغاچ‎ (yalangghach, “bare, naked”), etc.

• IPA^(key): [jɑ.ɫɑŋ.ˈɢɑs]
• Hyphenation: я‧лан‧ғас

яланғас • (yalanğas)

1. naked, undressed
2. (of landscape elements) without trees or other vegetation
3. bare, lacking cover or protection
   • Ural-batyr (Bashkir folk epic):

   Ҡулымда һуҡҡы юҡ ине, // Тас яланғас ҡул ине.

   Qulïmda huqqï yuq ine, // Tas yalanğas qul ine.

   I did not have a club in my hands, my hands were absolutely bare.

• шәрә (šärä)