Deft (adj.) skillful, capable. Mohir the deft surgeon was able to sew up the wound without leaving a scar. Fatuous

RASH (adj.) hasty, incautious. O’YLAMASDAN, SHOSHILIB QILINGAN
It's best to think things over calmly and thoroughly, rather than make rash decisions.
HYGGE (n.) the cozy feeling of relaxing with friends while having a meal or drinks.
GENIAL (adj.) friendly, affable. SAMIMIY
Although he's been known to behave like a real jerk, I would say that my brother is an overall genial guy.
FETTER (v.) to chain, restrain. ZANJIRLAMOQ, KISHANLASH
The dog was fettered to the parking meter.
COLLATERAL (adj.) secondary. QO’SHIMCHA, IKKINCHI DARAJALI
Divorcing my wife had the collateral effect of making me poor, as she was the only one of us with a job or money.
EMINENT (adj.) distinguished, prominent, famous. NUFUZLI
Mr. Phillips is such an eminent scholar that every professor on campus has come to hear him lecture.
INSOLENT (adj.) rude, arrogant (dimog'dor, takabbur), overbearing. BEADAB, SURBET
That celebrity is so insolent, making fun of his fans right to their faces.
QUAGMIRE (n.) a difficult situation. QIYIN AHVOL, BOTQOQLIK
The teen's repeated behavioral issues eventually led to a quagmire at school.
TRANSMUTE (v.) to change or alter in form. O’ZGARMOQ, BOSHQA NARSAGA AYLANMOQ\AYLANTIRMOQ
Ancient alchemists believed that it was possible to transmute lead into the gold