Re: Question



? "choro-nik" <choro-nik@xxxxxxxxx> ?????? ??? ??????
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Nice dictionary. I have just bookmarked it.

But I volunteer the info below for the benefit of Baba Ginka.

re hatir (i without the dot) ]

hatirlamak means to remember (this is the real fundamental meaning of the
word)
hatira is memento (something that reminds you of something)
hatirama gore (o with the double dots on top) means according to my memory
i.e. according to my recollection
hatir sormak (literally to ask for hatir) used when one pays one's
respects to someone -- like asking "how are you" etc.


Also "favor".
Also like in "make my hatir" = "make it for my shake".

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in codesto reame debban risolversi tutte con grandi
puttane! F.d.A

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Hopefully the above info will give you a better grasp of the meaning and
the nuances of this word the meaning of which, as uhu pointed out, depends
on the context. The thing to do is to get the spirit of the word and then
you will understand its different meanings and nuances when read in
context.
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choro-nik
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<uhu@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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uhu@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Baba Ginka wrote:
Hi there,
Would anyone tell the meaning of two words in Turkish:
1. hepten

means "entirely"

2. hatir

has many meanings. One needs the context it is used in.
See this Turkish-English dictionary:
http://mydictionary.dyndns.org/dict_en/seek/translator

If the above link doesn't work then try this:
http://mydictionary.dyndns.org/dict_en/index_en.html

BTW, the "i" in the above word must be without the dot. See the above
site how to type that char (ie. there are buttons on the page for such
turkish "umlaut" chars).




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