takyrn.
/ˈtɑːkɪə/ In Russian central Asia, any of the wide expanses of clay which are covered with water in the spring and are dry in summer.
ΘΚΠ
the world > the earth > land > landscape > marsh, bog, or swamp > [noun]
marsheOE
fenc888
sladec893
moorOE
mossOE
marshlandlOE
lay-fena1225
lay-mirea1225
moor-fenc1275
flosha1300
strother?a1300
marish1327
carrc1330
waterlanda1382
gaseync1400
quaba1425
paludec1425
mersec1440
sumpa1450
palus?1473
wash1483
morass1489
oozea1500
bog?a1513
danka1522
fell1538
soga1552
Camarine1576
gog1583
swale1584
sink1594
haga1600
mere1609
flata1616
swamp1624
pocosin1634
frogland1651
slash1652
poldera1669
savannah1671
pond-land1686
red bog1686
swang1691
slack1719
flowa1740
wetland1743
purgatory1760
curragh1780
squall1784
marais1793
vlei1793
muskeg1806
bog-pit1820
prairie1820
fenhood1834
pakihi1851
terai1852
sponge1856
takyr1864
boglet1869
sinkhole1885
grimpen1902
sphagnum bog1911
blanket bog1939
string bog1959
1864 Á. Vámbéry Trav. Central Asia 91 By degrees the sand disappeared, and about midnight we had so firm a clayey soil under us, that the regulated tread of the distant camels echoed as if some one was beating time in the still night. The Turkomans name such spots Takir.
1902 Encycl. Brit. XXIII. 511/2 Large areas amidst the sands are occupied by takyrs.
1961 L. D. Stamp Gloss. Geogr. Terms 444/2 Takyr.., area of barren alkaline soil with heavy unstructural clay soil.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online December 2020).
<
n.1864- pricking-hat
- pricking-knife
- pricking-note
- pricking-pallet
- pricking-pole
- pricking-up
- pricking-wheel
- prickinghat
- prickingknife
- prickingnote
- prickingpallet
- prickingpole
- prickings
- prickingup
- prickingwheel
- prickle
- prickle cell
- prickle layer
- prickle palm
- prickle pear
- prickle tree
- prickle yellow tree
- prickle yellowwood
- prickle-apple
- prickle-armed