bağana

== Azerbaijani == === Etymology === The reconstruction *bākana is improbably due to the lack of a long vowel in any cognate. Possibly from a Mongolic source, ultimately from Proto-Mongolic *baga. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): [bɑɣɑˈnɑ] Hyphenation: ba‧ğa‧na === Noun === bağana (definite accusative bağananı, plural bağanalar) lambskin ==== Declension ==== === References === == Turkish == === Etymology 1 === Inherited from Ottoman Turkish باغانه (bağana), see there for more. See also bağanak, bağalak. ==== Alternative forms ==== etymology 1, noun sense 3 bahana (Yenice (Karacabey)) bağnak (villages of Akkuş, Ünye) bağru (Meydancık) bağrıntı (Yenice (Altınekin)) ==== Noun ==== bağana (definite accusative bağanayı, plural bağanalar) amniotic sac, bag of waters stillborn child (dialectal, Bakacak (Karesi), Ergine, and surroundings; Mustafakemalpaşa; Oba, Dutlu, Georgian villages; Kemaliye) child (up to 3 years old) Synonym: (standard) bebek (dialectal, Tömek) kid, young goat (4–5 days old) (dialectal, Göksun, and villages) alternative form of bağalak ==== References ==== Derleme Sözlüğü, vol. 2, pages 473f.: “bağana1”, page 473b: “bağalak” → “bağana” Çağbayır OTK, pages 426f.: “bağana2” Tietze TETTL, page 260a: “bağana” === Etymology 2 === Borrowed from a Kipchak language spoken by settlers, compare Kazakh бағана (bağana), Bashkir бағана (bağana). ==== Noun ==== bağana (dialectal, Başhüyük) pole, pillar, post Synonym: (standard) direk ==== References ==== Derleme Sözlüğü, vol. 2, page 474a: “bağana2” Çağbayır OTK, page 426b: “bağana1”