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1 zenginlik
n. abundance, affluence, circumstance, fortune, opulence, prosperity, riches, richness, substance, wealth, circumstances, substantiality* * *1. riches 2. richness 3. wealthiness 4. affluence -
2 hazine
n. coffers, treasure, exchequer, stores, riches, coffer, repertory, store, storehouse, thesaurus, treasure house, trove--------hazine (devlet)n. treasury, revenue* * *1. treasure 2. treasury 3. treasure (n.) -
3 servet
n. fortune, havings, means, possessions, wealth, assets, riches, effects, pile, shekels, treasure, property, abundance, affluence, gold, substance* * *1. wealth 2. lucre 3. opulence 4. pelf -
4 mal
"property, possession, assets; effects; wealth, riches; goods, commodity, merchandise; cattle, livestock; hash, heroin" " esrar; loose woman, slag; cock, prick" -
5 sermaye
capital " anamal, kapital; riches, wealth" " varlýk, servet; prostitute" -
6 servet
wealth, riches, fortune, possessions, assets -
7 variyet
wealth, riches varlýk, zenginlik -
8 varlık
existence, presence, being " mevcudiyet; living creature, being; life" " yaþam, hayat; entity; wealth, riches, affluence, opulence; assets" -
9 mal
"1. property, possession. 2. riches, wealth; assets. 3. goods, merchandise. 4. cattle; horses; water buffaloes. 5. a herd of cattle, horses, or water buffaloes. 6. colloq. scoundrel, bastard: Onun ne mal olduğunu şimdi anladım. I now see what a bastard he really is. 7. slang pretty woman, nice piece of merchandise. 8. slang money, dough. 9. slang goods, stuff (used for legally prohibited goods). - ayrılığı law separation of property (allowing a husband and wife to have separate estates). - beyanı/bildirimi law statement of one´s assets. - birliği law joint ownership of property (by a husband and wife). - bulmuş Mağribi gibi so happy you´d think he had come into a fortune. - canın yongasıdır. proverb If one of your possessions is damaged, you feel as if you yourself have been injured. - canlısı overly fond of money, greedy. - edinmek to acquire property; to acquire wealth. - etmek 1. /ı, a/ to produce (something) at (a stated cost). 2. /ı, a/ to attribute (something) to, ascribe (something) to. 3. /ı, kendine/ to act as if (something) were (one´s) own; to appropriate (something) for (oneself) (when one has no legitimate claim to it). -ın gözü colloq. 1. sly, tricky, shifty. 2. slippery character, tricky number, fox. 3. loose, promiscuous (woman). - kaçırmak to smuggle goods over a border, engage in smuggling. - meydanda. colloq. It´s there for all the world to see. - müdürü see malmüdürü. - mülk goods, property. - mülk sahibi rich person. - olmak /a/ 1. (for something) to cost (someone) (a certain amount). 2. to cost (someone his life): İçki hayatına mal oldu. Drink was the death of him. 3. (for something) to be accepted by, be taken up by; to capture the mind of. - varlığı law worldly possessions/goods, estate. - yapmak to accumulate wealth. " -
10 servet
,-ti wealth, riches. -
11 variyet
,-ti wealth, riches. -
12 varlık
"1. existence, being. 2. presence, being present. 3. living creature; inanimate, created thing. 4. wealth, riches. -ta darlık çekmek to be unable to make use of the wealth that one has. - göstermek to do something that wins people´s approval, make a good showing. -a güvenilmez. proverb Being wealthy does not mean that one can spend money with abandon; even the greatest of fortunes can be frittered away in time. - içinde yaşamak to live in easy circumstances. - içinde yokluk scarcity despite wealth. - vergisi tax on wealth and earnings (levied only once, in 1942)." -
13 zenginlik
1. richness, wealthiness, affluence, opulence. 2. riches, wealth. 3. richness, productiveness, fertility. 4. richness, abundance, profusion. 5. richness, sumptuousness, costliness and gorgeousness.
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