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61 Cards in this Set
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ağız
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mouth; rim, brim
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akraba
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relative
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anneanne
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grandmother (maternal)
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babaanne
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grandmother (paternal)
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baş
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head; beginning
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bebek
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baby; doll
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bekâr
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single, bachelor
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bölüm
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department; portion; chapter
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cumhuriyet
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republic
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daha
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more, -er; than; so far
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dayı
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uncle (maternal)
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dede
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grandfather
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derece
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degree
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dışında
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outside; other than (card author’s note: because this word has both "other than" and "outside" in its definition, there are quite a few vocabulary words in past, present, and subsequent chapters that share one of the two definitions, which can be very confusing. Perhaps the best way to remember this word is its unique trait of having BOTH "outside" and "other than" as its definition. The other similar words include “başka” which means “other than; other, another, else, different.”; "dış" which means "out, outer, outside"; "dışarı" which mean "out, outside"; “öbür” which means “the other”; “diğer” which means “other, another” and the someone similar “değişik” which means “various, different”
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diğer
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other, another (card author’s note: this word is very similar to vocabulary words in past, present, and subsequent chapters, which can be very confusing. This one seems to have a more narrow meaning than “başka” which means “other than; other, another, else, different.” It also has a slightly different meaning from such words as “öbür” which means “the other”; “dışında” which means "outside; other than” or “değişik” which means “various, different”)
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durum
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state, situation; status; report (card author's note: not to be mistaken for the vocabulary word "devlet" which appears in a subsequent chapter, which simply means "state.")
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ekonomi
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economy
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evlen- (İle)
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to get married, marry
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fikir
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idea, opinion, thought
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fotoğraf
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photograph, picture; photography
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gelin
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bride, daughter-in-law
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gerçekten
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really, truly
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haklı
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right, just (card author's note: also means "correct." Does not mean the opposite of left)
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hala
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paternal aunt
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haziran
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June
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hepsi
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all (of it/them) (card author's note: somewhat similar to "bütün," which means "whole, all, total" and "tüm" which means "all [of]," both of which appear in subsequent chapters.
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ikisi
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both
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ise
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however, as for, on the other hand (card author's note: be careful using this word as it appears more closely associated with the word "if" than any of the words indicated in the book.)
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isim
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name, title
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istatistik
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statistics
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karı
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wife
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kiş
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winter
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kıyı
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shore; side; outskirts, edge
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koca
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husband
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kulak
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ear
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memur
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official, government employee (card author's note: somewhat similar to "görevli," a vocabulary word in a later chapter which means "official, employee.")
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niye?
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why? (card author's note: synonym of niçin and neden.)
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oğlan
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boy
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olarak
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as
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öl (None)
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to die
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rahat
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comfortable
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saç
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hair
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şikâyet
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complaint
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şöyle
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in that manner, thus, so (card author's note: not to be confused for "öyle" which appears in a subsequent chapter and also means "so, thus."
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tercih
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preference
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tercih et- (Accusative)
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to prefer
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toplam
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total (card author's note: somewhat similar to "bütün," which means "whole, all, total" and appears in a subsequent chapter.)
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torun
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grandchild
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tuzlu
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salty
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uyku
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sleep
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uyu- (card author's note: the book does not indicate case ending to applied. I'm assuming no case ending is needed)
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to sleep
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üst
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upper part, top
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üstünde
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on, on top of; above
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vakit
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time
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vatandaş
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citizen
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yaşlı
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old, elderly (card author's note: used for people, not for things.)
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yaz
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summer
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yol
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road, path, way
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zengin
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rich, weathy
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zit
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opposite
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zor
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difficult; difficulty (card author's note: not to be confused with "güçlük" which appears in a later chapter and also means "difficulty.")
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