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Glossary entry

Turkish term or phrase:

yavrum

English translation:

Darling! Dear! Honey!

Added to glossary by John Peterson
Sep 30, 2004 13:50
22 yrs ago
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Turkish term

Proposed translations

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Darling! Dear! Honey!

Yavru plus ist person singular possessive suffix (m);

also means chick, bird (as in girl)I think.

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Note added at 2004-09-30 13:55:29 (GMT)
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Should be 1st person singular possessive suffix.
Peer comment(s):

agree shenay kharatekin
1 hr
agree Galina Blankenship
2 hrs
agree pinkpen
5 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Graded automatically based on peer agreement."
16 mins

multiple terms

yavru(m)
yavru: young, baby,

m stands for "my"

In conversation
- you can use when you speak or order something to your son or daughter (mostly son)
- You can also use for your girlfriend.


The last
one can use this in verbal harrasment to a girl (mostly).

In slang friends also use for eachother.

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Note added at 18 mins (2004-09-30 14:08:47 GMT)
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babe, chick, etc..
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1 hr

darling, honey, lovey, dear

Türkçe İngilizce Kategori
Hata
yavrum darling İDS Bildir!
yavrum dear İDS Bildir!
yavrum honey İDS Bildir!
yavrum lovey İDS Bildir!

HEPSİ AYNIA

Peer comment(s):

neutral Serkan Doğan : Zargan hata vermiş galiba,hayrola?
5 mins
neden, kusur kadı kızında bile vardır, olsun o kadar
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+1
7 mins

my love, honey, sweety, baby

a little bit slang, but not related with telecommunication sector..

Darling, dear vs. biraz masum kalıyor..

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Note added at 2 hrs 27 mins (2004-09-30 16:17:22 GMT)
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because proz does not accept answers without an explanation, let\'s say \"yavlum\" in colloquial language.
Peer comment(s):

agree shenay kharatekin
1 hr
thank shenay
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