German - Turkish
Definition of je in German Turkish dictionary
- her zamankinden
- bugüne dek
- (Gramer) (- umso) ne kadar .o kadar
- ye herhangi bir zamanda; her defa, her defasında; hiç
- (Gramer) (- je) ne kadar .o kadar
- {ye} herhangi bir zamanda; her defa, her defasında; hiç
- ne kadar
- (Gramer) (und je) her zaman, daima
- (Gramer) (mals) hiçbir vakit
- (Gramer) (nachdem) .göre
- (Gramer) (- desto) ne kadar .o kadar
Turkish - Turkish
Definition of je in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- Türk alfabesinin on üçüncü harfinin adı, okunuşu
English - Turkish
Definition of je in English Turkish dictionary
- Jeremiah
- {i} karamsar kimse
- Jeremiah
- {i} kötümser
- Jeremiah
- {i} yeremya'nın kehanetleri kitabı
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German - English
Definition of je in German English dictionary
- per
- each (after numbers)
- ever
- one each
English - English
Definition of je in English English dictionary
- Japanese Encephalitis
- Journal Entry
- Jōmon Era year count
- Jeremiah
- = sharp point /or/ edge jeade = ??? (unsure lit translation- contraction of jenn and something) jeade'en = true finder jegal = (a scaled animal) jenn = true jhin = ??? (see so'jhin) ji = honor
- The designation scholars give the hypothetical document uniting J's (the Yahwist's) account of Israel's beginnings with E's (the Elohist's) parallel narrative After the northern kingdom of Israel fell to Assyria in 721 b c e , refugees may have brought the E document south to Jerusalem, where it was combined with the older J to produce JE, thus preserving E's northern tribal stories about the national ancestors and Exodus
- Engineering critical current density (current/total conductor cross-section)
French - German
Definition of je in French German dictionary
- ich
- Je suis
- ıch bin
- Je suis
- ich bin
Ich bin verheiratet und habe zwei Kinder.
-Je suis mariée et j'ai deux enfants.
„Was passiert in der Höhle? Ich bin neugierig.“ „Ich habe keine Ahnung.“
-« Qu'est-ce qu'il se passe dans la grotte ? Je suis curieux. » « Je n'en ai aucune idée. »
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je
Etymology
[ zh&-n&-"sA-'kwä ] (noun.) circa 1656. French, literally, I know not what.Resimler
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