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15 Dec 2005 Thu 04:51 pm |
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What is the one word used along the Black Sea that describes any color in the blue-green range? Is it 'gök'?
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15 Dec 2005 Thu 06:09 pm |
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Quoting heybey: What is the one word used along the Black Sea that describes any color in the blue-green range? Is it 'gök'? |
may it be turkuaz???
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15 Dec 2005 Thu 08:13 pm |
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Quoting heybey: What is the one word used along the Black Sea that describes any color in the blue-green range? Is it 'gök'? |
whats the connection with "turkuaz" and the "karadeniz" then?? :S im perplexeddd... hihi....
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 09:04 am |
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 03:54 pm |
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Quoting salukvadze: I think the word you look for is : GÖĞ
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 04:27 pm |
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from tdk.org.tr
Gök;
3)Gökyüzünün, denizin rengi, .mavi veya yeşile çalan mavi
4)sıfat Bu renkte olan
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 06:53 pm |
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Quoting heybey: Quoting salukvadze: I think the word you look for is : GÖĞ
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Hey, what's "göğ"? I think there's no word like this.
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 09:10 pm |
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"Göğ"
I am not sure but As far as I remember İn the middle of Turkey The word "gök" is pronounceed as "göğ" I mean It is just a accent difference...
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 10:55 pm |
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"Göğ" is the colorof the spot you get, when you accidentaly hit your leg to the corner of the table (Bruise color)
"Göğ" also means "unripe", like "göğ elma" (unripe apple); probably referring to the "not quite correct color" of the unripe apples.
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16 Dec 2005 Fri 10:58 pm |
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"Göğ" is the color spot you get, when you accidentaly hit your leg to the corner of the table (Bruise color)
"Göğ" also means "unripe", like "göğ elma" (unripe apple); probably referring to the "not quite correct color" of the unripe apples.
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