kof

(Engels)

1. hollow, rotten
2. (figuratively) empty, uninformative
3. (figuratively) feeble, exhausted

Etimologie (Engels)

From Ottoman Turkish قوف (kof), ultimately from Proto-Turkic *kobu- (“hollow, cavity”). Cognate with Old Turkic [script needed] (koɣï), [script needed] (kowï, “empty, hollow”), Karakhanid [script needed] (qowï, “empty, rotten”), Kyrgyz коо (koo, “hollow”), etc.

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