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1 yüzükoyun
(lying, falling) facedown, prone, pronely, prostrate, procumbent. - düşmek to fall flat on one´s face. -
2 yatık
1. (something) which is lying prone or flat: yatık yaka turndown collar. 2. (something) which has deteriorated with disuse. 3. low-lying. 4. loose, wanton, sexually promiscuous. -
3 yatmak
"1. to go to bed. 2. (for someone) to be in bed, be lying down. 3. to stay in bed; to keep to one´s bed; to be bedfast. 4. /a/ to enter, go into (hospital). 5. to lie, lie flat, lie at full length. 6. /da/ to stay in; to remain in, sit in (a place). 7. /a/ to lean to (one side); (for a ship) to list. 8. /a/ slang to agree to, accept. 9. slang (for something) to be fated not to occur, not to be on: Bu iş yattı galiba. It looks like this thing´s not on. 10. to be in prison. 11. slang to do it, have sex. 12. (for a sports team) to be beaten; (for a team) to suffer a series of defeats, have a bad season. yatıp kalkıp continually, always. yatıp kalkmak 1. /da/ to sleep, spend one´s nights in: Nerede yatıp kalkıyorsun? Where are you sleeping at night? 2. /la/ to have sex with, sleep with."
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