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61 alaka
"interest, concern; connection, relation; attachment, affection" -
62 ara
"distance, space; break, breather; break, playtime; interval, pause, cessation, intermission; interlude; half time; relation, terms, footing; intermediate, intermediary; middle" -
63 bağ
"tie, cord; bandage; bunch, sheaf; relation, connection; bond; ligament; impediment, restraint" -
64 cinsel ilişki
"sexual relation, intercourse, sex; affair" -
65 ilinti
connection, relation " ilinti; sorrow, worry" " üzüntü, dert; boredom" " iç sýkýntýsý; tacking" teyel -
66 ilişik
"attached, enclosed; concerning, pertaining, relating (to); connection, relation, bond; enclosure" -
67 mantıksal ilişki
logical relation -
68 rabıta
"tie, bond; relation; order, system, method" -
69 ters bağıntı
reciprocal relation -
70 yakın
"near, close, neearby; akin (to), analogous (to/with); intimate; impending, imminent; nearby place, neighbourhood; friend, relation; recent time, near future" -
71 aidiyet
,-ti state of belonging, relation. -
72 bağıntı
"1. relation; relationship. 2. correlation." -
73 belirtisiz
1. not marked by a sign or symbol. 2. unqualified, undefined. - nesne gram. unqualified noun. - tamlama gram. a pair of nouns of which the first bears an adjectival relation to the second. -
74 dalga
"1. wave (of water, of heat or cold, of electric and magnetic field intensity). 2. the wavelike pattern found in watered cloth, water, moiré. 3. slang trick, subterfuge, deception, fast one. 4. slang hashish, hash. 5. slang a high (which comes from hashish). 6. slang reverie, brown study, distractedness, distraction. 7. slang what-do-you-call-it, thingumabob, thingumajig. 8. slang situation, matter, affair. 9. slang love relationship, love affair. 10. slang (a) beloved, (a) love, sweetheart, sweetie, honey. 11. slang connection, relation. -yı başa almak naut. (for a ship) to breast the waves. - boyu wavelength. - dalga 1. streaked, uneven (paint, dye); moiréd. 2. in an undulating fashion. 3. wavy (hair). - devimi wave motion, wave propagation. -ya düşmek slang 1. to fall into a trap, fall for a trick. 2. to be absentminded. - geçmek slang 1. /la/ to kid (someone). 2. /la/ not to take (something) seriously, pay (something) no mind. 3. to goof off, waste time, kill time. -ya gelmek slang see -ya düşmek. -ya getirmek /ı/ slang to get (someone) to fall for it, take (someone) in, hoodwink. -sına taş atmak /ın/ slang 1. to spoil (someone´s) high. 2. to upset (someone´s) applecart, spoil a good situation for (someone). 3. to make a pass at (someone´s sweetheart)." -
75 görelik
phil. relation. -
76 hemşire
1. sister (blood relation). 2. nurse. -
77 husus
"1. matter, subject, question; case. 2. particular point; relation, respect; peculiarity, particularity. -unda concerning, in connection with. " -
78 hısım
"1. relative, relation; kinsman; kinswoman. 2. (a) relative by marriage, (an) in-law. - akraba kinfolk, kith and kin." -
79 ilgi
"1. relation, connection; relevance. 2. interest, concern. 3. chem. affinity. - çekici interesting. - çekmek to attract attention. -sini çekmek /ın/ to interest (someone, something), draw (someone´s, something´s) attention, attract (someone´s, something´s) attention. - duymak /a/ to be interested in. - eki gram. the -ki suffix added to nouns and pronouns (e.g. dünkü, onlarınki). - göstermek /a/ to show interest in. - toplamak to attract attention. - zamiri gram. possessive pronoun (e.g. onunki)." -
80 ilinti
1. relation, connection. 2. prov. basting, tacking. 3. prov. worry, anxiety.
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