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1 taht
throne -
2 tahta çıkmak
v. accede, accede to the throne, succeed to the crown, ascend the throne, throne -
3 taht
,-tı throne. -a çıkarmak/geçirmek/oturtmak /ı/ to put (someone) on the throne, enthrone. -a çıkmak/geçmek/oturmak to ascend the throne. -tan indirmek /ı/ to dethrone. -
4 taht
n. throne, crown* * *throne -
5 tahtın varisi
n. successor to the throne, heir to the throne -
6 veliaht
n. heir to the throne* * *crown prince -
7 hükümdar olmak
v. throne -
8 kralı yeniden tahta geçirmek
v. restore a king to the throne -
9 tahta geçmek
v. accede to the throne -
10 tahta çıkarmak
v. enthrone, throne -
11 tahta çıkma
n. accession, accession to the throne -
12 tahttan çekilme
n. abdication of the throne, demission -
13 tahta oturmak
to ascend the throne -
14 tahta çıkmak
to ascend the throne -
15 askı
1. hanger, hook, anything by which another thing is suspended. 2. suspenders, Brit. braces. 3. clothes hanger. 4. coat rack. 5. med. sling. 6. the posting (of an announcement). 7. fruit threaded and hung for drying. 8. necklace or gold chain worn by women. 9. twigs placed so that silkworms will spin their cocoons on them. 10. something hung on the wall of a coffee house as a reward for the winner of a minstrelsy contest. 11. a piece of cloth hung at the top of a newly completed house by the owner as a reward for the builder. 12. a piece of cloth tied to the wedding vehicle as a present for the driver. 13. decorations hung above the bride´s throne at a wedding. -ya almak /ı/ 1. to prop up (a building) temporarily (for repairs). 2. to lift (a sunken or disabled ship) by lines from other ships. -da bırakmak /ı/ to leave in doubt, shelve (a matter). -ya çıkarmak /ı/ to post (the banns). -ya çıkmak (for a silkworm) to start spinning its cocoon. -da kalmak to be unresolved, remain in suspense. -
16 cülus
accession to the throne. -
17 kürsü
"1. podium, rostrum; pulpit. 2. (raised, throne-like) seat (from which an imam preaches). 3. teacher´s desk. 4. professorship, chair. - taşı rectangular pedestal (for a statue or bust)." -
18 veliaht
heir apparent (to a throne).
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