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1 halife
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2 halife
n. caliph, calif, khalif, commander of the faithful* * *caliph -
3 halifelik
1. caliphate, califate. 2. duties of a caliph. 3. countries under the rule of a caliph. -
4 Alevi
partisan of the caliph Ali -
5 Alevi
1. hist. partisan of the Caliph Ali. 2. Alaouite, member of a religious group that reveres Ali. -
6 halife
1. caliph, calif. 2. one of the officially ordained successors or vicegerents of a dervish sheikh. 3. assistant, substitute, successor. 4. formerly junior clerk in a government office. -
7 imam
1. imam, prayer leader. 2. imam, one of the twelve divinely inspired leaders of the Shi´a. 3. imam, a leader regarded as a successor to the Twelve Imams: İmam Humeyni. 4. imam, a founder of one of the orthodox schools of Islamic law: İmam Şafii. 5. imam, a respected Islamic theological sage: İmam Gazali. 6. Imam (a title of the caliph). - evi colloq. prison for women. - hatip okulu secondary school for the training of Islamic religious personnel. -ın/- kayığı slang coffin. -ın kayığına binmek slang to die, kick the bucket. - nikâhı wedding performed by an imam. - osurursa, cemaat sıçar. proverb If a leader makes a small mistake, his followers will then make big mistakes. - suyu slang raki. -
8 Kamber
1. faithful slave of the Caliph Ali. 2. obs. faithful servant. -siz düğün olmaz. colloq. Of course we can´t leave him out.
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