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21 ihtiyaçtan
adv. of necessity -
22 lüzum
n. necessity, need, requirement, requisition, want, materiality -
23 mecburiyetten
adv. urged by necessity -
24 zaruri olarak
adv. of necessity -
25 gerek
[T gerek, Az gäräk, Tk gerek, from OT *kärgä]: necessityA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > gerek
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26 gereklik
need, necessity -
27 gerekseme
need, necessity, requirement -
28 gereksinim
need, necessity, requirement -
29 gereksinme
need, necessity, requirement -
30 hacet
need, necessity, requirement -
31 ister
"requirement, necessity; whether... or..." -
32 mecburiyet
compulsion, obligation, necessity -
33 gereklik
1. need, necessity. 2. gram. necessitative mood. - kipi gram. necessitative mood. -
34 gerekseme
need, necessity, requirement. -
35 gereksemek
"/ı/ to consider necessary, feel the necessity (of); to need." -
36 gereksinim
,gereksinme need, necessity, requirement. -
37 gereksinmek
"/ı/ to consider necessary, feel the necessity (of); to need." -
38 hacet
",-ti 1. need, requirement, necessity. 2. the need to go to the toilet. 3. feces; urine. 4. wish (made in the form of a prayer). - dilemek to make a wish, pray for something. - görmek 1. /a/ to consider (something) necessary, deem (something) necessary. 2. to go to the toilet. - kalmamak /a/ to be no longer necessary. - kapısı door of a saint´s tomb (where one prays for something). -i olmak to need to go to the toilet. - penceresi window of a saint´s tomb (where one prays for something). - tepesi hill with a shrine at the top where people pray and offer petitions. -ini yapmak to go to the toilet, relieve oneself. - yeri toilet, W.C. - yok. It´s not necessary." -
39 icap
"1. necessity, requirement, what is needed. 2. log. affirmation. -ında if needed; when required. -ına bakmak /ın/ 1. to see to, attend to, take care of. 2. colloq. to take care of, kill (someone). - etmek to be necessary." -
40 ihtiyaç
1. something needed, necessity, need, want. 2. poverty. -a cevap vermek to serve a need. - duymak /a/ to feel a/the need (for). - içinde kıvranmak 1. to be in great need. 2. to suffer poverty. - olmak /a/ to be necessary. -ı olmak /a/ to need, be in need of.
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