Multilingual Turkish Dictionary

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AGANTA : Turkish English

interj. hold on, stand firm, wait a minute; avast

AGARAGAR : Turkish English

n. agar agar, substance used as a gelling and stabilizing agent in foods, a culture medium; complex sugar (used in food production, cooking and as a base for bacterial cultures)

AGAV : Turkish English

n. agave, species of plant characterized by spiny-edged leaves and clusters of flowers

AGAVE : Turkish English

n. agave, species of plant characterized by spiny-edged leaves and clusters of flowers

AGAÇSİZ, TEBESİRLİ YAYLA : Turkish English

n. downs

AGLÜTİNASYON : Turkish English

n. agglutination, process of fastening or attaching; compound word made from other words

AGNOSİ : Turkish English

n. agnosia, inability or impaired ability to use the senses to recognize objects (Psychology)

AGNOSTİK : Turkish English

adj. agnostic, atheistic

AGNOSTİK : Turkish English

n. agnostic, one who is unsure whether or not God exists; person who refuses to declare belief in the existence or nonexistence of God

AGNOSTİSİZM : Turkish English

n. agnosticism, belief that knowledge is limited to human experience

AGNOSTİSİZM İLE İLGİLİ : Turkish English

adj. agnostic, agnostical

AGONİ : Turkish English

n. agony, torment

AGONİK ÇİZGİ : Turkish English

n. agonic line

AGORAFOBİ : Turkish English

n. agoraphobia, abnormal fear of open spaces (Psychiatry)

AGRAF : Turkish English

n. agrafe, hook, clasp, hook and eye (as on clothing)

AGRANDİSE : Turkish English

enlarge, make larger, become bigger

AGRANDİSÖR : Turkish English

n. enlarger, machine that makes prints from negatives (Photography)

AGRESİF : Turkish English

adj. aggressive, thrusting

AGRESİF KİMSE : Turkish English

n. thruster

AGROLOJİ : Turkish English

n. agrology

AGUCUK : Turkish English

n. suckling, infant or young animal that is not yet weaned

AGUŞ : Turkish English

n. embrace, act of wrapping one's arms around another person or thing

AGIZ AÇIKLIĞI : Turkish English

n. rictus

AH : Turkish English

interj. ah, ouch (cry of pain)

AH ETME : Turkish English

n. sigh