airan

See also: aíran

English

Alternative forms

ayran

Etymology

From a Turkic source, probably from Turkish ayran.[1]

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈaɪ.ɹɑn/

Noun

airan (plural airans)

A Turkish and Altaic drink made of yoghurt, water and salt.

Translations

a Turkish and Altaic yoghurt drink

Arabic: عَيْرَان‎ (ʿayrān), شِنِينَة‎ (šinīna)
Armenian: այրան (hy) (ayran)
Azerbaijani: ayran (az)
Bashkir: айран (ayran)
Esperanto: ajrano
Georgian: აირანი (airani)
Greek: αριάνι (el) (ariáni), αϊράνι (el) (aïráni)
Kazakh: айран (ayran), шалап (şalap)
Kurdish:
Kurmanji: dew (ku), çeqilmast (ku)

Sorani: دۆ‎ (do)
Kyrgyz: чалап (ky) (çalap)

Macedonian: ајран (ajran)
Nogai: айран (ayran)
Persian: دوغ‎ (fa) (duğ)
Polish: ajran (pl)
Portuguese: ayran m
Russian: айра́н (ru) m (ajrán)
Spanish: ayran m
Tajik: айрон (ayron), дӯғ (düġ)
Tatar: әйрән (tt) (äyrän)
Turkish: ayran (tr)
Uzbek: ayron (uz), çalop

See also

doogh
tan

References

"airan." Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged. Merriam-Webster. 2002.

Anagrams

-arian, Arian, Iraan, Raina, Riaan, aiRNA, airna, naira

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