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1 saf
",-ffı row, line; mil. rank, line (of soldiers). - bağlamak to form a line; to form ranks. -ı cemaat line of worshipers (in a mosque). - saf (arrayed) in rows, lines, or ranks." -
2 dizi
"1. string (of beads). 2. row, line. 3. series. 4. mus. scale. 5. math. progression; series. 6. cin. serial, serialized film. - dizi 1. (lined up) by rows, (arranged) in lines. 2. (strung) by rows. - film cin. serial, serialized film." -
3 koşun
1. line of soldiers, rank. 2. row of people standing side by side. - bağlamak mil. to form ranks. - koşun 1. in rows, in lines, in ranks. 2. ranked, drawn up in ranks. -
4 sıralamak
"1. /ı/ to arrange or array (things) in a row or rows, line (things) up. 2. /ı/ to arrange or file (things) (in a certain way). 3. /ı/ to list in order; to enumerate, tick off, set out, recite. 4. (for a child) to begin to walk (by holding on to one thing after another). 5. /ı/ to go to (each one of a number of places) in turn."
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