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1 mübeşşir
forerunner -
2 ilk santrifüj
forerunner, foreworker -
3 haberci
"1. messenger, courier, runner; herald; forerunner, harbinger. 2. sign, indication, portent, herald, forerunner, harbinger." -
4 ata
n. ancestor, father, elder, forbear, Ataturk, forebear, forefather, forerunner, predecessor, progenitor, sire* * *1. ancestor 2. ancestry 3. dedicate 4. forefather 5. nominate 6. predecessor 7. primogenitor 8. progenitor 9. dedicated (v.) 10. appointing (v.) 11. appointed (v.) -
5 cet
n. ancestor, predecessor, forerunner, progenitor* * *ancestor -
6 haberci
n. messenger, forerunner, courier, despatch rider, dispatch rider, harbinger, herald, precursor, reporter, runner, summoner* * *1. messenger 2. harbinger (n.) 3. herald (n.) -
7 müjdeci
n. bearer of good tidings, harbinger, herald, forerunner, precursor* * *precursor -
8 haberci
messenger, courier, herald, forerunner -
9 müjdeci
herald, harbinger, forerunner, precursor -
10 önbelirti
1. portent, harbinger, forerunner. 2. path. prodrome.
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