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1 мацун
nfood.ind. Mazun -
2 грустно
1) kedernen, efkârnen, kederli-kederli, mazun, efkârlı-efkârlı2) (в знач. сказуемого)мне грустно - canım sıqına -
3 грустный
kederli, ğamlı, qayğılı, efkârlı, mazunгрустный голос - kederli ses -
4 печальный
ğamlı, kederli, mazun, qaarli, qayğılı, qasevetli, melül -
5 скучный
1) (невеселый и грустный) can sıqıcı; mazunскучный человек - can sıqıcı adam2) (неинтересный) can sıqıcı, meraqsızскучный рассказ - can sıqıcı (meraqsız) ikâye -
6 сокрушаться
kederlenmek, mazun olmaq, qasevet etmek, qayğırmaq
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