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1 batılılaştırmak
v. westernize, cause to resemble customs or practices of Europe and/or America, adopt western customs or styles -
2 batılılaştırmamak
v. (neg. form of batılılaştırmak) westernize, cause to resemble customs or practices of Europe and/or America, adopt western customs or styles -
3 dadacı
n. dadaist, member of the Dada movement (abstract art and literature movement of the early 20th century); one who practices Dada -
4 garplılaştırmamak
v. (neg. form of garplılaştırmak) westernize, adopt western customs or styles, cause to resemble customs or practices of Europe and/or America (also westernise) -
5 adap erkan
rules and conventions, customary practices -
6 adap
1. regular customs and observances, rules of good manners. 2. accepted ways. -a aykırı contrary to rules of socially acceptable behavior. - erkân customary observances or practices. -
7 ahlak
",-kı 1. morals, moral practices; morality. 2. morals, moral principles, moral teachings, ethic, morality; ethics: meslek ahlakı professional ethics. -a aykırı immoral (act, word). - bilimi ethics. -ını bozmak /ın/ to corrupt or debase (someone´s) morals, corrupt. -ı bozuk morally corrupt, morally bankrupt (person). - dışı 1. immoral (word, act). 2. amoral, nonmoral (word, act). - duygusu moral sense. " -
8 Alevilik
1. the Alaouite sect. 2. adherence to Alaouite beliefs and practices. -
9 aptessiz
canonically unclean. - yere basmamak to be very strict in one´s religious practices. -
10 Bektaşilik
the Bektashi order and its practices. -
11 fakirizm
the practices of an Indian fakir. -
12 kült
,-tü 1. cult (a system of religious worship). 2. cult, religion. 3. cult (the rites, ceremonies, and practices of a religion). -
13 Mevlevilik
1. Mevlevi teachings and practices. 2. being a Mevlevi. 3. the Mevlevi order of dervishes. -
14 sahteci
",sahtekâr 1. forger, falsifier, faker; impostor. 2. (someone) who engages in forgery or falsification/who practices imposture. " -
15 tekin
"1. auspicious. 2. deserted, empty (place). - değil 1. inauspicious, ill-omened, of ill omen, sinister. 2. (someone) who possesses supernatural powers which he will use against one, who practices witchcraft. 3. haunted (place). - durmak prov. to keep quiet; to sit still."
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