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1 ithal mal
imported article -
2 ithal
,-li 1. importation. 2. imported. - etmek /ı/ to import. - malı imported goods. -
3 ithal
adj. imported--------n. import* * *1. importation 2. import (n.) -
4 ithal bira
n. imported beer -
5 ithal edilmiş
adj. imported -
6 hulınğ
Name of silk of various colors imported from Sin -
7 mekkeh
?Of doubled nouns there is only one with unvowelled middle radical, namely:mäkkäh. It is the name of and ink imported from Sin, with which Turkic books are written. -
8 hulınğ
Name of silk of various colors imported from Sin -
9 mekkeh
?Of doubled nouns there is only one with unvowelled middle radical, namely:mäkkäh. It is the name of and ink imported from Sin, with which Turkic books are written. -
10 gururlu
"proud; conceited, arrogant, self-imported, superior" -
11 ithal
"importation, importing; imported" -
12 bedelsiz
free, without charge. - ithalat com. importation in which the goods being imported are not paid for with currency earned in the country to which they are being sent. -
13 gâvur
"1. vulg. giaour, non-Muslim; Christian. 2. vulg. infidel, unbeliever. 3. colloq. merciless, cruel, heartless; obstinate. - bozuntusu slang stutterer, stammerer. - etmek /ı/ colloq. to squander, waste (something). - eziyeti 1. deliberately making someone´s job hard. 2. backbreaking work. - icadı invention imported from the West. - inadı pigheadedness, obstinacy. -a kızıp oruç yemek/bozmak to harm oneself in an effort to spite someone else, cut off one´s nose to spite one´s face. - olmak 1. to become a Christian. 2. to be wasted. - orucu gibi uzamak to be interminable, go on endlessly. - ölüsü gibi very heavy or bulky."
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