fig

Etymology: [ 'fig ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English fige, from Anglo-Norman figue, from Old Provençal figa, from Vulgar Latin fīca 'fig', from Latin fīcus 'fig tree', from Semitic (compare Phoenician pagh, paggím 'half-ripe fig' ). Semitic also gave Ancient Greek σῦκον (sukon) 'fig', (Boeotian) τῦκον (tukon) and Old Armenian թուզ (tʿuz).

English - Turkish translation for "fig"

• fig: incir isim
• fig: figure
• fig: figleaf incir yaprağı
• fig: incir ağacı
• fig: figurative
• fig: süslemek
• fig: üst baş
• fig: giyim kuşam
• fig: önemsiz
• fig: donatım
• fig: Ficus bengalensis
• fig: i. 1. incir ağacı. 2. incir
• fig: İncir, ficus carica (Müshil ve hazmettiricidir) Tıp
• fig: wild fig yaban inciri
• fig: mulber
• fig: Ficus carica
• fig: gizlenmesi gereken şeyin örtüsü
• fig: önemsiz herhangi bir şey
• fig: coprifig
• fig: Bengal fig Hint inciri
• fig.: şek
• fig.: fig

Turkish - Turkish translation for "fig"

• fig: incir

English - English translation for "fig"

• fig: A tree or shrub of the genus Ficus that is native mainly to the tropics and produces a fruit of the same name
• fig: figure (diagram or illustration)
• fig: The fruit of the fig, pear-shaped and containing many small seeds
• fig: bottle
• fig: sea
• fig: bird
• fig: april
• fig: hack
• fig: harness
• fig: highpressure
• fig: glutton
• fig: parallel
• fig: foreshorten
• fig: gallop
• fig: generalship
• fig: hopple
• fig: ignis fatuus
• fig: incline
• fig: inebriate
• fig: paint
• fig: impress
• fig: impetus
• fig: palate
• fig: imagery
• fig: evacuate
• fig: erase
• fig: dive
• fig: diver
• fig: divergent
• fig: dissection
• fig: denigration
• fig: deluge
• fig: denigrate
• fig: divest
• fig: dodge
• fig: eloquence
• fig: epicene
• fig: salt
• fig: electricity
• fig: echo
• fig: driftwood
• fig: dulcify
• fig: inflame
• fig: inflate
• fig: lofty
• fig: lottery
• fig: lurch
• fig: lifeblood
• fig: laugh
• fig: knead
• fig: knife
• fig: maieutic
• fig: maieutical
• fig: nomans land
• fig: occultation
• fig: ooze
• fig: mudsill
• fig: muddy
• fig: mine
• fig: moor
• fig: orientation
• fig: ossify
• fig: december
• fig: irradiation
• fig: jaw
• fig: insect
• fig: inoculation
• fig: inject
• fig: inoculate
• fig: jesuit
• fig: keel
• fig: overshadow
• fig: outline
• fig: ounce
• fig: kite
• fig: padlock
• fig: kindle
• fig: page
• fig: orient
• fig: coil
• fig: trenchant
• fig: trap
• fig: trample
• fig: tress
• fig: trip
• fig: undermine
• fig: ulcer
• fig: trot
• fig: trammel
• fig: aceldama
• fig: apogee
• fig: arcadia
• fig: aridity
• fig: angular
• fig: anchor
• fig: afoot
• fig: alp
• fig: unkempt
• fig: unkennel
• fig: virus
• fig: vinaigrous
• fig: vessel
• fig: visceral
• fig: vitals
• fig: warm
• fig: volatile
• fig: vernal
• fig: ventricle
• fig: vampire
• fig: valhalla
• fig: urn
• fig: vampirism
• fig: vegetate
• fig: vent
• fig: veil
• fig: arm
• fig: aroma
• fig: calibre
• fig: cannonade
• fig: castlebuilder
• fig: caliber
• fig: bullheaded
• fig: brier
• fig: broad
• fig: cheveril
• fig: chide
• fig: cord
• fig: crop
• fig: crumb
• fig: college
• fig: paralyze
• fig: clothe
• fig: coffer
• fig: bride
• fig: briar
• fig: beagle
• fig: beam
• fig: beast
• fig: bashaw
• fig: base
• fig: attitude
• fig: ballast
• fig: bind
• fig: bit
• fig: bone
• fig: brand
• fig: breath
• fig: bombast
• fig: bohemia
• fig: black
• fig: blanch
• fig: crystalline
• fig: pen
• fig: stem
• fig: step
• fig: steel
• fig: starch
• fig: stalkinghorse
• fig: stamp
• fig: steppingstone
• fig: stereotype
• fig: stone
• fig: strait
• fig: stillborn
• fig: stern
• fig: stereotyped
• fig: sterile
• fig: stab
• fig: squeeze
• fig: spear
• fig: spectacle
• fig: spatter
• fig: sound
• fig: torrent
• fig: sore
• fig: spicy
• fig: spiny
• fig: spurt
• fig: pare
• fig: spoon
• fig: sponger
• fig: sponge
• fig: stumble
• fig: tortuous
• fig: threshold
• fig: thunder
• fig: threepiled
• fig: threadbare
• fig: thorn
• fig: thread
• fig: thwart
• fig: tiara
• fig: tooth
• fig: topgallant
• fig: tissue
• fig: tile
• fig: tiger
• fig: thistly
• fig: thirst
• fig: sylph
• fig: taint
• fig: swim
• fig: sweat
• fig: swamp
• fig: swan
• fig: tang
• fig: tart
• fig: tension
• fig: thaw
• fig: tenement
• fig: temple
• fig: tempest
• fig: solid
• fig: square
• fig: poignant
• fig: polish
• fig: plow
• fig: plough
• fig: plank
• fig: plaster
• fig: posture
• fig: probe
• fig: rock
• fig: rocky
• fig: river
• fig: rhetoric
• fig: reboil
• fig: soar
• fig: pitch
• fig: perspicacious
• fig: pestilence
• fig: peppery
• fig: pave
• fig: pass
• fig: patch
• fig: petrifaction
• fig: petrification
• fig: pilgrimage
• fig: pimple
• fig: pierce
• fig: piebald
• fig: phantasmagoria
• fig: roost
• fig: plague
• fig: silkiness
• fig: sinewed
• fig: silken
• fig: side
• fig: shortsighted
• fig: shoulder
• fig: sinew
• fig: skim
• fig: snowy
• fig: rudder
• fig: snow
• fig: smuggle
• fig: skip
• fig: shipwreck
• fig: soak
• fig: sapless
• fig: scabbed
• fig: sag
• fig: sabbath
• fig: sheep
• fig: scabrous
• fig: rue
• fig: shear
• fig: scalp
• fig: serpent
• fig: shake
• fig: sconce
• fig: seminary
• fig: = Freshman Interest Group FIGlet = student in a FIG
• fig: fleshy sweet pear-shaped yellowish or purple multiple fruit eaten fresh or preserved or dried
• fig: 1 Fig 1 reference for pictures
• fig: Fighter Interceptor Group
• fig: a bulb-shaped, green-skinned fruit with lots of seeds
• fig: The fruit of any of approximately 700 varieties of fig trees Figs are a good source of iron, calcium and phosphorus
• fig: In some dictionaries and language books, fig. is used as an abbreviation for figurative. Any plant of the genus Ficus, in the mulberry family, especially Ficus carica, the common fig. Yielding the well-known figs of commerce, F. carica is native to an area from Asiatic Turkey to northern India, but natural seedlings grow in most Mediterranean countries, where figs are used extensively, both fresh and dried. It is a bush or small tree with broad, rough, deciduous leaves (see deciduous tree). Hundreds of different varieties are grown in various parts of the world. The fig was one of the first fruit trees to come under cultivation. Its fruit contains significant amounts of calcium, potassium, phosphorus, and iron
• fig: Figure, a pricelist abbreviation
• fig: A fig is a soft sweet fruit that grows in hot countries. It is full of tiny seeds and is often eaten dried
• fig: A fig or a fig tree is a tree on which figs grow
• fig: In books and magazines, fig. is used as an abbreviation for figure in order to tell the reader which picture or diagram is being referred to. Draw the basic outlines in black felt-tip pen
• fig: Mediterranean tree widely cultivated for its edible fruit
• fig: a diagram or picture illustrating textual material; "the area covered can be seen from Figure 2"
• fig: a Libyan terrorist group organized in 1995 and aligned with al-Qaeda; seeks to radicalize the Libyan government; attempted to assassinate Qaddafi
• fig: To insult with a fico, or contemptuous motion
• fig: A small fruit tree (Ficus Carica) with large leaves, known from the remotest antiquity
• fig: type of tree; fruit of this tree; something which is worthless or unimportant; least bit; contemptuous gesture; dress, clothing; condition, state isim
• fig: It was probably native from Syria westward to the Canary Islands
• fig: The value of a fig, practically nothing; a fico; used in scorn or contempt
• fig: See Fico
• fig: fleshy sweet pear-shaped yellowish or purple multiple fruit eaten fresh or preserved or dried Mediterranean tree widely cultivated for its edible fruit
• fig: Figure; dress; array
• fig: To put into the head of, as something useless o&?; contemptible
• fig: The fruit of a fig tree, which is of round or oblong shape, and of various colors
• fig: A small piece of tobacco
• fig.: figure (example: fig. 2-1)
• fig.: figurative (often used in dictionaries, example: (fig.) a fat bank account)
• figs: plural form of fig
• figs: figures
• figs: plural of fig

Turkish - English translation for "fig"

• fig: fig