Definition of brer in English Turkish dictionary
- brother
- {i} kardeş
Küçük erkek kardeşim televizyon izliyor.
-My little brother is watching television.
O Taro'nun erkek kardeşi.
-He is Taro's brother.
- brother
- erkek kardeş
O Taro'nun erkek kardeşi.
-He is Taro's brother.
Küçük erkek kardeşim televizyon izliyor.
-My little brother is watching television.
- brother
- brotherlyerkek kardeşe özgü
- brother
- ağabeyce
- brother
- vay canına!
- brother
- brotherhoodkardeşlik
- brother
- ahi
- brother
- kayınbirader
Kayınbiraderim geçen çarşamba vefat etti.
-My brother-in-law passed away last Wednesday.
O benim kız kardeşimin kocası. O benim kayınbiraderim.
-He's my sister's husband. He's my brother-in-law.
- brother
- brotherin i enişte
- brother
- din kardeşi
- brother
- aynı türkümün erkek üyesi
- brother
- (fiil)y be, vay canına
- brother
- {i} dost
- brother
- birlik
Erkek kardeşinle birlikte okula gittim.
-I went to school with your brother.
Erkek kardeşler gibi birlikte yaşamayı öğrenmeliyiz, ya da aptallar gibi birlikte öleceğiz.
-We must learn to live together as brothers, or we will perish together as fools.
- brother
- (isim) erkek kardeş, kardeş, birader, arkadaş, dost, tarikat üyesi
- brother
- {i} tarikat üyesi
- brother
- bacanak
- brother
- {i} erkek kardeş, birader
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Definition of brer in English English dictionary
- {i} brother
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- Brer Rabbit
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- Brer Rabbit
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