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Un-organized wordlist for those who are interested
1.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 23 Nov 2006 Thu 10:34 pm

Listed the words İ found in my defter and that İ didnt really know yet. Thought I might as well copy them here for others to study.

I didnt put them in any order and the topics vary, but if you are determined about learning then that doesnt matter anyway

Kolay gelsin!


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sıkıldınız mı = are you bored?
toplam = total
gönüllü = volunteer
yanak = cheek
kaş = eyebrow
tırnak = nail
çene = chin
yetiştirmek = to grow
kaş çatmak = to frown
konu = subject
serbest = free
terzi = tailor
dikiş makinesi = sewing machine
makas = scissors
iplik = (sewing) thread
iğne = needle
düğme = button
kasap = butcher
koyun = sheep
sığır eti = beef
horoz = rooster
görgü kuralları = the rules of good manners
iskemle = chair
yolluk = runner (carpet in hall)
şemsiye = umbrella, parasol
horlamak = to snore
sayıklamak = to talk while sleeping
esnemek = to yawn
ibadet etmek = to worship
sabretmek = to be patient
göz etmek = to wink at
şÃ¼kretmek = to give thanks to (god)
hazmetmek = to digest
kapkaççı = purse snatcher
ilave etmek = to add
icat etmek = to invent, to create
keşfetmek = to discover
kâşıf = explorer, discoverer
mucit = inventor
medeniyet = civilization
faydalanmak = to benefit from, to profit from
serinlemek = to get cool, to cool off
üretmek = to produce
mum = candle
aydınlanmak = to brighten up, to become light
cihaz = piece of equipment
tasarruf etmek = to save
söndürmek = to extinguish

2.       Snow Drop
127 posts
 23 Nov 2006 Thu 11:24 pm

Quoting Deli_kizin:



Thanks i saved them
i know some of them only, i have to study the rest

3.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 24 Nov 2006 Fri 12:09 am

Quoting Snow Drop:

Quoting Deli_kizin:



Thanks i saved them
i know some of them only, i have to study the rest



Ohh dont thank me, it was easy to just share it online

Good luck studying! I studied enough for today, gonna sit back with a cup of tea now!

4.       Elisa
0 posts
 24 Nov 2006 Fri 01:14 pm

I got a tiny list, only 4 items that I found this morning, but I thought I'd add them here, ele gelebilir

elinden geleni yapmak - to do all one can

ele gelmek - to come in handy

elinden gelmek - to be able to do

elden geldiği kadar - as much as one can

5.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 02:25 pm

Quoting Elisa:

I got a tiny list, only 4 items that I found this morning, but I thought I'd add them here, ele gelebilir

elinden geleni yapmak - to do all one can

ele gelmek - to come in handy

elinden gelmek - to be able to do

elden geldiği kadar - as much as one can



Ah I like such idioms, if you could clal them idioms!!

If I stick to my schedule I'll be adding a list every 1 or 2 weeks, so pray for me to add them because that means I finally managed to get myself out of this tembel attitude :-S

6.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 08 Dec 2006 Fri 02:48 pm

Could a native please check and correct if İ translated right? And are the words up to date or are some oldfashioned?


cenk = battle
çadır = tent
damat = son in law
fayda = profit
ısırmak = to bite
ıslık = whistle
ısrar etmek = to insist
idrar = urine
sallamak = to swing
minare = minaret
nehir = river
omuz = shoulder
okşamak = to caress
şikâyet = complaint
tarak = comb
üzüntü = sadness
vatandaş = citizen
vergi = tax
zafer = victory
zelzele = earthquake
zeki = intelligent
zincir = chain
züğürt = poor
boy = length
Şifalar olsun! = May it do you good!
ısı = heat
horoz = rooster
ördek = duck
ülkü = ideal
öküz = ox
ırmak = river2
odun = firewood
öç = revenge
üçkağıtçı = swindler
şafak = dawn
nazik = polite
vahşı = wild
zamir = pronoun
faiz = interest
vazife = duty
çerez = snack
keçi = goat
meslek = profession, occupation
dikmek = to sew, to stitch
düğme = button
muayene = inspection, examination
ovuşturmak = to massage, to knead, to rub one's hands together
sonuç = result, conclusion
ihmal etmek = to omit, to neglect
kavuşmak = to be reunited with, to reach at, arrive
kabul etmek = to accept, to agree to
uğramak = to stop by to see someone

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