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1 gezginci
itinerant, pedlar -
2 gezici
"itinerant; mobile, travelling, touring" -
3 seyyar
"itinerant, travelling; portable, movable, mobile" -
4 tablakâr
itinerant vendor who carries his wares in a circular tray on his head. -
5 gezici
adj. mobile, itinerant, traveling, travelling [Brit.], touring, ambulant, ambulatory, floating, roving* * *1. ambulant 2. commuter 3. migratory 4. stroller -
6 seyyah
n. traveller [Brit.], traveler, voyager, globetrotter, pilgrim* * *itinerant -
7 seyyar
adj. mobile, portable, ambulant, ambulatory, traveling, travelling [Brit.], itinerant, migratory, roving* * *1. migratory 2. portable -
8 seyyar satıcılık
n. itinerant trade* * *hawking -
9 gezer
mobile, wandering, itinerant -
10 gezgin
"wandering, itinerant; tourist" -
11 eskici
"1. junkman, itinerant buyer of junk, Brit. rag-and-bone-man; old-clothesman. 2. shoe repairman, cobbler." -
12 gezer
"1. itinerant. 2. mobile; traveling. 3. ambulatory, ambulant (patient)." -
13 gezginci
"prov. 1. itinerant; roving, wandering. 2. rover, wanderer, world-traveler." -
14 gezgincilik
prov. 1. itinerancy, being itinerant. 2. roving, being a rover, wandering, being a wanderer. -
15 gezici
"1. itinerant (peddler). 2. mobile; traveling. - esnaf peddler(s). - kütüphane bookmobile, mobile library, traveling library." -
16 gezicilik
itinerancy, being itinerant. -
17 sakalık
being an itinerant seller of drinking water. -
18 sebilci
1. itinerant who dispensed nominally free drinking water. 2. person who dispensed free drinking water from a kiosk. -
19 seyyar
"1. itinerant, roving, peripatetic. 2. portable, movable; mobile. - satıcı peddler. - tekke slang car used as a place for taking narcotics."
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