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1 istifleme
stacking (things) neatly. -
2 istif
n. stacking, stowing, piling, stack, hoard* * *hoard (n.) -
3 kesinti yığma
interrupt stacking -
4 istif
"stack, stacking, stowage; storing, hoarding" -
5 çatma
"1. /ı/ stacking, piling (arms); propping (poles, etc.) together (as one would stack rifles). 2. /ı/ putting up (a framework of poles and timbers). 3. /ı/ erecting (something) in a makeshift manner. 4. /a/ scolding, berating. 5. /ı/ basting (pieces of cloth) together. 6. /ı/ tying on (a cloth worn around the forehead). 7. frame, framework. 8. piece of cloth that is basted or tacked to another piece of cloth. 9. prov. head scarf, kerchief. 10. a kind of cloth used to cover chairs. - kaş eyebrows that are joined. " -
6 çatı
"1. framework of a roof (not the roofing material covering it). 2. the empty space between the roof and the top story; attic. 3. skeleton (of an animal or person). 4. a Turkish verb made by using one or more infixes. 5. stack (of arms). - arası garret, the space between the roof and the top story. - bahçesi roof garden, garden on the roof of a building. - eki gram. infix. - kancası mil. stacking swivel (of a rifle). - katı 1. penthouse. 2. attic, garret, loft. - kemiği anat. pubic bone. - kirişi rafter. - omurgası ridgepole. - örtüsü roofing, the material covering a roof. - penceresi 1. dormer window, lucarne. 2. skylight."
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