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21 sade
"1. simple, plain, unadorned; unaffected, unpretentious. 2. (coffee) that´s drunk black and unsweetened. 3. only, solely, merely, just. - birimler bölüğü math. the units place (in a decimal number). - suya (a food) which has no fat, oil, or butter added to it." -
22 sadece
only, solely, merely, just. -
23 safi
1. clear, limpid. 2. pure, unadulterated. 3. net (price, profit, weight). 4. only, solely, merely, just. -
24 sakal
"beard; whiskers. -ının altına girmek /ın/ to ingratiate oneself with (and acquire influence over) (someone). - bırakmak/koyuvermek/salıvermek/uzatmak to grow a beard; to let one´s beard grow. -ı bitmek 1. (for someone) to sprout a beard. 2. /ın/ (for a job, project) to be delayed interminably. -ı değirmende ağartmak to grow old without having learned anything from experience, be an old fool. -ı ele vermek to let oneself become putty in someone´s hands, let oneself become someone´s tool. -ına gülmek /ın/ to laugh up one´s sleeve, laugh in one´s beard. -dan kesip bıyığa eklemek/ulamak to make good a deficiency or repair something by using what one has in hand. -ı saydırmak to lose the respect of others; to become a figure of fun. -ını sıvazlamak to smooth one´s beard. S-ı Şerif hairs from the beard of the Prophet Muhammad. -ım yok ki sözüm dinlensin. colloq. Nobody listens to me merely because I´m young./Nobody pays me any mind because I lack age and authority." -
25 savsaklamak
"/ı/ 1. to put off (doing something) continually (merely because one finds the task disagreeable); to put (someone) off with an excuse. 2. to neglect (something, to do something)." -
26 yaldız
"1. gilding or silvering (substance used to gild or silver something). 2. veneer, gloss, gilt, glitter (which conceals a defect): Aldanma, onun nezaketi sadece yaldız! Don´t be taken in; his politeness is merely a veneer." -
27 zemzem
1. Zamzam (a famous well very near the Kaaba in Mecca). 2. water from Zamzam. - kuyusuna işemek to do something monstrous merely to acquire notoriety. - suyu water from Zamzam. (... yanında) -le yıkanmış olmak /ın/ to be an angel compared to (someone else) (said when comparing two people, both of whom are scoundrels).
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