çekim: geçmiş klottrade · ortaç klottrad · ulaç klottrande
köken: Probably from Middle Low German kluteren. Likely cognate of Danish kludre (“to bungle”). Possibly from the same root as kloss, klot, or klut. Compare with kludda.
to scrawl, to scribble, to doodle (to write or draw unclearly)
çekim: geçmiş bazgrano · şimdiki bazgrze
eş: bazgrolić, gryzmolić, pisać jak kura pazurem
köken: Uncertain. * According to Bańkowski, it is from a dialectal variation of parskać with metathesis of rs > sr and voicing of paskr > bazgr. * According to Boryś, it is a variation of skrabać/skrobać. * According to Brückner, the term might be cognate with Russian баго́р (bagór).
köken: Of debated origin: # A native word from the reduplication irkál-firkál (its first element, irkál, from ír (“to write”) + -kál (frequentative suffix)). # From Latin fricāre with the verb-forming suffix -ál.