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1 cerahat
n. pus, matter, purulent matter, fester, ichor, sanies, suppuration* * *1. ichor 2. fester (n.) -
2 cerahat topla
1. festering (v.) 2. fester (v.) -
3 iltihap
n. inflammation, discharge, fester, gathering, ichor, issue, matter, purulence, purulent matter, pus, suppuration* * *1. dermatitis 2. pus -
4 iltihaplanmak
v. inflame, fester, gather, matter, suppurate -
5 iltihaplanmamak
v. (neg. form of iltihaplanmak) inflame, fester, gather, matter, suppurate -
6 irin
n. pus, matter, discharge, fester, ichor, issue, purulence, purulent matter, suppuration--------pref. pyo -
7 irin toplamak
v. fester, suppurate, gather, rankle -
8 kafasına takılmak
v. obsess, prepossess, fester, prey on -
9 kokmak
v. smell, stink, go bad, fester, reek, savor of, addle -
10 kokmamak
v. (neg. form of kokmak) smell, stink, go bad, fester, reek, savor of, addle -
11 çürümek
v. rot, decay, spoil, go bad, become unsound, decompose, canker, decline, fester, go off, languish, molder, moulder, perish, putrefy, sphacelate--------çürümek (kuru ot)v. ret -
12 çürümemek
v. (neg. form of çürümek) rot, decay, spoil, go bad, become unsound, decompose, canker, decline, fester, go off, languish, molder, moulder, perish, putrefy, sphacelate -
13 irinlenmek
to suppurate, to fester -
14 mikrop kapmak
to fester -
15 cerahat
,-ti path. matter, pus. - bağlamak/toplamak to fester, become pussy, become filled with pus. -
16 cerahatlenmek
to fester, become pussy, become filled with pus. -
17 cılklaşmak
1. to rot, spoil. 2. to run, fester. -
18 irin
pus, purulent matter, matter, purulence. - toplamak (for a sore, etc.) to fester, generate pus, suppurate. -
19 irinlenmek
to fester, generate pus, suppurate. -
20 işlemek
"1. /ı/ to process, treat, work up. 2. /ı/ to do fine work on, embroider. 3. /a/ to penetrate; to soak into. 4. to function, operate, perform, do work. 5. (for a business) to be doing a good business, be doing well. 6. (for a road) to carry traffic. 7. (for a vehicle, ship) to ply, make regular trips. 8. /ı/ to cultivate, work (land). 9. /ı/ to treat, discuss (a subject). 10. (for a law) to be effective, be enforced. 11. (for a boil, sore, or wound) to fester. 12. slang to commit theft; /ı/ to steal. 13. /ı/ slang to investigate, look into. 14. slang to pull the wool over someone´s eyes (as a joke). İşleyen demir pas tutmaz/paslanmaz/ışıldar. proverb An active, industrious person is a healthy, productive person."
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