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• Wiktionary:About Turkish

a, A

• atan, "Yaman bir atansın sen, atanların en güçlüsü!"

  One source says it's a castrated camel but the camel in question in the novel is clearly not castrated.

• Aman'ın kulakları - see English hamantaschen
  • Literally, "Haman's ears", unclear which sense. Vox Sciurorum (talk) 16:20, 24 May 2023 (UTC)

b, B

• bahis oynama - betting
• hazır ofis - Turkish co-working office
• başpare - black conical cap on the end of the Turkish ney
• beşte - "per five", see beş ("five")
• bulunabilirsiniz - you (sg.) may be found/may be there
• buyurucu

c, C

• cunubet
• cümbüş - a plucked lute

ç, Ç

• çamac - supposed to be "some kind of small river boat" , derived from çam (“pine”) ?

  {{R:tr:OTK}} has çamçak.

• çat pat - adverb
• çelem
• çevriyazı - translation and/or transliteration
• çokgözlü - either an adjective meaning many-eyed or a noun calqued from Polyommatus, don't know enough about Turkish to tell which. Maybe the adjective since it seems to be used for other butterflies outside that genus too.

d, D

• dozajlama - dosaging
• Dört (there's an entry as dört, was it meant?)
• dümbek
• dümbelek

e, E

• eğlendiri, eğlendirici - entertainment,entertainer/entertaining
• etekleri zil çalmak — Literally, “somebody’s skirt is ringing bells”. It means that someone is so happy about something.

f, F

• firavuninciri

g, G

• gökçe
• gönül davası -- seems to be idiomatic
• Gülçubuk -- surname now, formerly a girl's name? Google translate sometimes says "Rosebud"; is that correct?

h, H

• Ha (needs Turkish)
• Harb-i Umumi Another name for WW1

j, J

• jasp - jasper?

k, K

• kabak kemane — a Turkish musical instrument
• kemane — a Turkish musical instrument
• kevvei - Google translates "for sure"
• kıl çadır
• kösem As in w:Kösem Sultan. Also loan for gre. κεσέμι (kesémi). Teşekkürler sarri.greek (talk) 23:34, 25 November 2018 (UTC)
• kuir - queer, lhbt sense? — Mnemosientje (t · c) 17:03, 5 March 2018 (UTC)

l, L

• lavta/lâvta - a musical instrument similar to an oud, but with a longer neck and frets
• lubun - as in Lubunca
• lüle < Persian لوله‎ (lule)

m, M

• madara (etmek) - Called slang in dictionaries so best defined by a native speaker. YouTube video title: "Bayraktar TB-2 süper güç Rusya'yı madara etti". "Bayraktar (drone) humiliates superpower Russia"? Google translate says "infuriates".
• menguş "earring" (perhaps only in Ottoman Turkish)
• mey - a double reed pipe similar to the duduk
• minnoş
• mıskal - panpipe
• -miştir - not sure if this counts as a suffix or only a combination of -miş and -tir
• mutur - harbor poroise
• musun - 2nd person form of mu
• musunuz

o, O

• Oğur
• omuzdaş
• online bahis - online betting

ö, Ö

• özlük

p, P

• palazlanmak
• panelvan -- probably has a specific legal meaning; in traffic law distinct from kamyon and kamyonet

r, R

• rabbımın - Misspelling of "Rabb'imin" ("of my God")
• rota - route, course, heading

s, S

• sahip çıkmak -- to claim(?)
• sürsat

ş, Ş

• şahrûd - a large Turkish lute used during the Ottoman period
  • şahrud - a large Turkish lute used during the Ottoman period (spelling without circumflex)
• şan - glory
• şelpe
• şeşhâne - a type of kopuz (lute)

t, T

• tahnit - embalming
• tahnitlemek - embalm
• tanıtım - promotion
• tanıştırmak - to have someone meet someone else
• tırtak - the dolphin Delphinus delphis

u, U

• uzaklaşmak
• uzlaşmak

ü, Ü

• üç telli - a string instrument
• Üsküdar'da sabah oldu — Literally, ‘it’s already morning in Üsküdar’... meaning "what, you didn't know? Everyone else already knows about it."
• üzer - 'something like “cream” (stuff that floats on milk)' per tea room discussion
• üzüntülü - sad

z, Z

• zarp and darb from Arabic ضَرْب‎ (ḍarb). In Ottoman dictionaries with the Arabic meanings. Unclear to me what meanings survived past the Ottoman era or to the present day and what the difference is between the two forms. Sample use, quoting the Western reaction to Japanese attacks in December, 1941: "Japonya nihayet ilk zarbeyi indirmiştir."
• zarfçı / zarfçılık - I have found three different meanings, all related to fraud or theft with an envelope involved.
• zeze: "My Turkish Cypriot friends told me about the 'Zezes'. These were the well-off students from Turkey studying in Cyprus whose car license plates began with the letters ZZ for 'temporary residents'." Found in Papadakis, Echoes from the Dead Zone: Across the Cyprus Divide.

  Also in {{R:tr:OTK}} as a dialectal synonym of gırtlak.

• zıpçi - supposedly means "whistle"

  In {{R:tr:OTK}} as dialectal form defined as zurna kamışı.