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1 hamam
1. Turkish bath, public bath. 2. bathroom. 3. school slang discipline committee. -da deli var. colloq. 1. There is a crazy person involved in this. 2. What a lot of noise! - gibi very hot (place). -a gider kurnaya, düğüne gider zurnaya âşık olur. colloq. 1. He is full of fickle enthusiasms. 2. He keeps falling in love with everybody he meets. -a giren terler. proverb A person should be prepared for the unpleasant aspects of whatever he commits himself to. - kesesi rough mitt (used for scrubbing the body). - nalını suratlı vulg. very ugly (woman). -ın namusunu kurtarmak 1. to try to give a semblance of honesty to a questionable situation, try to cover up. 2. to rush to the defense of one´s own organization. - takımı the things taken with one to a Turkish bath (soap, towels, clogs, metal bowl, etc.). - yapmak to take a bath in the traditional Turkish way. -
2 göbek
1. navel, umbilicus. 2. paunch, potbelly, belly. 3. middle, core, center, heart. 4. heart (of lettuce, cabbage, etc.). 5. central design (on a carpet, rug, tray, ceiling or in a garden, etc.). 6. traffic circle, rotary, circle. 7. hub (of a wheel). - adı name given to a newborn baby when cutting its umbilical cord. - atmak 1. to belly-dance. 2. colloq. to be wild with joy. - bağı 1. infant´s bellyband. 2. bot. funicle. - bağlamak/salıvermek to develop a paunch, get a potbelly. -i bağlı/beraber kesilmiş /la/ buddy-buddy with. - çalkamak/çalkalamak to shake one´s belly. -i çatlamak to struggle hard, have a hard time (achieving something). -i düşmek 1. to shed the stump of the umbilical cord. 2. to develop an umbilical hernia. - fıtığı path. umbilical hernia. - havası 1. music for a belly dance. 2. an amusing situation. -inden işetmek /ı/ slang to stab, knife. -ini kesmek /ın/ to cut the umbilical cord (of a newborn baby). - kordonu umbilical cord. -i sokakta kesilmiş colloq. 1. (one) who never stays home, gadabout. 2. prostitute, streetwalker. - taşı heated marble slab to lie on for sweating in a Turkish bath.
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