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1 antlaşma
pact, treaty -
2 pakt
pact, treaty antlaþma -
3 anlaşma
n. agreement, settlement, deal, bargain, accord, understanding, pact, alliance, arrangement, compact, concord, covenant, entente* * *1. agreement 2. alliance 3. consensus 4. convention 5. entente 6. treaty 7. concurring (n.) 8. assent (n.) 9. handshake (n.) -
4 antlaşma
n. league, alliance; treaty, covenant, concordat, agreement* * *pact -
5 sözleşme
adj. contractual--------n. agreement, articles, contract, engagement, oral contract, charter, compact, covenant, indenture, pact* * *1. agreement 2. contract 3. contracting (n.) 4. contract (n.) -
6 pakt
n. pact, agreement, alliance -
7 ahit
oath, vow " ant; treaty, pact" " antlaþma; time, period, age" -
8 ahit
",-hdi 1. vow, promise, resolution, resolve (especially one made to oneself): Ahdim var, bunu yapacağım. I´ve vowed to myself that I´ll do this. 2. promise (made to God): Ahdim olsun, hazır bulunacağım! I swear to God I´ll be there! 3. treaty, pact, solemn agreement; covenant. 4. period (of time), era, age, epoch; reign. 5. imperial decree. -e vefa law Pacta sunt servanda." -
9 ahitleşmek
to make a pact with each other, contract with each other, enter into a solemn agreement with each other. -
10 ahitname
treaty, pact. -
11 anlaşma
1. agreement, understanding. 2. harmony, mutual understanding. 3. pact, treaty. -ya varmak to come to an agreement. - yapmak to make an agreement. -
12 antlaşma
solemn agreement, pact. -
13 misak
,-kı agreement, pact, treaty. -
14 Misak-ı Milli
the National Pact of 1920 (which set forth certain claims for the Ottoman state). -
15 pakt
,-tı pact, treaty.
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