An uzbek glossary

Plants

O'S o'stir- o'simlik	v.int v.t n o'simliklarga oid	grow make grow plant vegetal	Vital
TUP	n, meas	plant, bush (still growing)
PISH- pishir- pishiq	v.int v.t adj n	get ripe (l/f) get cooked get mature, experienced get settled ripen ripe strong, solid (of people) harvest season, time of reaping	Food Knowledge Action Character
YETIL-	v.int	ripen, grow; come of age	Humans
XOM	adj	unripe raw, uncooked raw	Food Economy
G'O'R(A) g'o'ra	adj n	unripe, green (of fruit) unripe fruit
QOVJIRA- QOVJIROQ	v.int adj	fade, wither, wilt, dry up faded, withered, wilted, dried up
URUG' urug'li	n adj	seed reserved for sowing
DON donli	n adj	corn, grain (of cereals) grain
G'ALLA	n	corn, grain (seed of cereals)
DANAK	n	stone (of a fruit)
MAG'IZ	n	kernel	Category
BASHAQ	n	spike
ILDIZ	n	root(s)
TOMIR	n	root(s)
POYA	n	stem, stalk
TANA	n	trunk, bole	Body
SHOX shoxli	n adj	branch branchy
BUTOQ butoqli butoqla-	n adj v.int	branch, ramification branchy, ramified ramify
NOVDA	n	shoot, young branch
TIKAN tikanli	n adj	thorn, prickle, splinter thorny, prickly
ZIRAPCHA	n	splinter
PO'ST po'stloq	n n	skin, peel, bark bark	Body
YAPROQ	n n, meas n, meas	leaf sheet (of paper) slice, round	Objects Processes
BARG	n	leaf
KURTAK	n	bud
G'UNCHA	n	bud
CHECHAK checkakla-	n v.int	flower blossom
GUL gulla-	n adj gul do’koni v.int	flower, blossom with flowers, for flowers florist blossom, flourish (l/f)
MEVA mevali mevala-	n meva-cheva adj v.int	fruit all kinds of fruit fruit, with fruit bear fruit
SHINGIL	n, meas	bunch
BOSHOQ	n	spike, head, ear
YO'SIN	n	moss
QO'ZIQORIN	n	mushroom (edible)
GIYOH	n	plant, herb
O'T o'tzor o'tloq	n n n	grass meadow meadow; pasture, range
MAYSA	n	greenery, young grass
XASHAK	n	dry grass, hay, straw
SOMON	n	straw, chaff
DO'LANA	n	hawthorn
ATIRGUL	n	rose
	qizil gul	red rose
CHINNIGUL	n	carnation
BINAFSHA	n	violet
LOLA	n	tulip
MOYCHECHAK	n	marguerite
DASTORGUL	n	daisy
KUNGABOQAR	n	sunflower
KO'KNOR	n	poppy; opium
NILUFAR	n	water lily
DARAXT	n	tree
KO'CHAT	n	young tree, sapling	Motion
BUTA	n	bush, shrub, plant
QARAG'AY	n	pine tree
QORAQARAG'AY	n	fir tree
ARCHA	n	fir tree, juniper, spruce
TOL	n	willow
TERAK	n	poplar
QAYIN	n	birch
EMAN	n	oak
CHINOR	n	plane tree
TUT	n	mulberry; mulberry tree
QAMISH	n	reed, rush
	bashaqli o'simliklar	cereals
	don ekinlari	cereals	Work
BUG'DOY	n	wheat
ARPA	n	barley
(MAKKA)JO'XORI	n	maize, corn
SHOLI	n	rice (in the husk)
GURU(N)CH	n	rice (husked)
ZIG'IR	n	flax; linseed
G'O'ZA	n	cotton (plant)
CHIGIT	n	cotton seed
PAXTA	n	cotton
	oq oltin	cotton	Work
KUNJUT	n	sesame
KO'K ko'kat(lar)	n n	greens, vegetables greens, greenery grass	Nature
SABZA sabzavot	n n	greens, green vegetables vegetables, greens
SABZI	n	carrot
SHOLG'OM	n	turnip
REDISKA	n	radish
TURP	n	horse-radish, radish
QOVOQ	n osh qovoq	pumpkin (inedible) hollow gourd (dish) pumpkin (edible), squash	Objects
BAQLAJON	n	egg-plant
POMIDOR	n	tomatoe
BODRING	n	cucumber
KARAM	n	cabbage
KARTOSHKA	n	potatoe
LAVLAGI	n	beetroot
QIZILCHA	n	beetroot	Properties
MOSH	n	peas, beans, lentil
NO'XAT	n	peas
YASMIQ	n	lentil
BURCHOQ	n	garden peas
LOVIYA	n	haricot beans
ISMALOQ	n	spinach
SELDEREY	n	celery
SALAT	n	lettuce; salad (meal)
PETRUSHKA	n	parsley
PIYOZ	n	onion
SARIMSOQ	n	garlic
MURCH	n	(black) pepper
GARMDORI	n	(cayenne) pepper
QALAMPIR	n	(red) pepper
	murch-qalampir	pepper
XANTAL	n	mustard
ZAYTUN	n	olive
BEDA	n	clover
ZIRA	n	caraway
SHIVIT	n	dill
RAYHON	n	basil
YALPIZ	n	mint
QOVUN	n	melon
XAMAK	n	small or unripe melon
HANDALAK	n	small, early ripening melon
TARVUZ	n	water-melon
SHAFTOLI	n	peach
O'RIK	n	apricot
OLMA	n	apple
NOK	n	pear
ANOR	n	pomegranate
ANJIR	n	fig
BEHI	n	quince
JIYDA	n	date
XURMO	n	date-palm, date
OLXO'RI	n	plum
OLCHA	n	cherry
GILOS	n	sweet cherry
TOK	n	vine, grapevine
UZUM	n	grapes
QULUPNAY	n	strawberry
TUT	n	mulberry; mulberry tree
SHOTUT	n	black mulberry
APELSIN	n	orange
PO'RTAHOL	n	orange
LIMON	n	lemon
BANAN	n	banana
YONG'OQ	n o'rmon yong'og'i yer yong’oq	nut, walnut hazelnut peanut
KASHTAN	n	chestnut
BODOM	n	almond
PISTA	n	pistachio nut