oma

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German - Turkish
[die] büyükanne, nine
s {'o: ma} e kd. nine
Turkish - Turkish
(Halk ağzında) bel kemiği
Kalça kemiği
Bağ kütüğü
Bel kemiği
English - Turkish
(Askeri) Askeri İşler Dairesi (CIA) (Office of Military Affairs (CIA))
(Diş Hekimliği) 'Tümör' anlamında önek
German - English
nan
grandma
nana
nanna
gran
grandmum
granny

When apprentices complained that they got more harassment than training from their employers, Granny said calmly: Well, time spent in apprenticeship is not like time spent being the master. - Als Lehrlinge sich beschwerten, dass sie von ihren Arbeitgebern mehr schikaniert als ausgebildet wurden, da sagte Oma ganz gelassen: „Tja, Lehrjahre sind keine Herrenjahre.“

I hope Granny will like the present. - Hoffentlich freut sich Oma über das Geschenk.

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Dorette „Oma“ Duck (Walt Disney-Figur)
Elvira "Grandma Duck" Coot (Walt Disney character)
Turkish - English
Hipbone, femur, thighbone, huckle bone, ilium
rounded end (resembling the head of a bone)
head (of a bone)
English - English
grandmother, grandma
OMG's specifications for standard service-level APIs, to make applications easier and quicker to implement
A suffix used in medical terms to denote a morbid condition of some part, usually some kind of tumor; as in fibroma, glaucoma
– Operations Maintenance Army
Object Management Architecture: a set of standards under study by OMG, on which CORBA is based
Object Management Architecture
Tumour
a tumor
suffix meaning tumor of

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A suffix forming nouns indicating tumors or masses, especially cancerous ones
-oma
A suffix forming nouns indicating disease or morbidity
Finnish - German
eigener
eigen

Er kann nicht einmal seinen eigenen Namen schreiben. - Hän ei osaa edes omaa nimeään kirjoittaa.

Tom baute sein eigenes Heim. - Tom rakensi oman talonsa.

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