10 TURKISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EÇHEL»
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eçhel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eçhel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Turkish literature.
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Multi-Stage Production Planning and Inventory Control - Sayfa 23
The echel on inventory for a production stage equals a l l inventory, including work-in-process, that is down stream of the stage . In a two – stage system, the echel on inventory for the up stream stage is the in term ediate in ventory, plus the ...
Sven Axsäter, Christoph Schneeweiss, Edward Silver,
2012
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Trioedd Ynys Prydein: The Triads of the Island of Britain
60. See also the variants cited by P. C. Bartrum, 'Tri Thlws ar Ddeg Ynys Brydain: The Thirteen Treasures of Britain', EC X (1963), p. 468. Dysgyfdawt 32. See Disgyfdawt. Echel 6ordwytwll 9: Gobrwy m. E. (n.). 'E. MightyThigh'. See CO ll.
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Essential 22000 English-Haitian Creole Phrases:
... 14434 omniscient affirmation omnisyan afimasyon 14435 omnivorous and sordid omnivorak miserable 14436 On a beach of wrecks Sou yon plaj nan debri 14437 On a fine scale Sou yon echèl amann 14438 On a furious march with sealed ...
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Measuring Military Power: The Soviet Air Threat to Europe - Sayfa 230
TABLE C.3 Simulation II—Target Destruction/Force Attrition Table Sortie F orce DGZS Destroyed 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Time Echel. Echel. Echel. Echel. Echel. Echel. Cum. DGZS D + 0 lst 5388 1,671 2nd 289 1,291 3rd 156 694 3,656 D + 1 ...
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Cultural Transition in the Chilterns and Essex Region, 350 ... - Sayfa 163
Being the name of a legendary hero, he suggests that Echel was frequently used in naming springs and wells. lt may be that the legend associated with Echel survived into Anglo-Saxon times along with the name, and that this and other similar ...
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Essays and Studies Presented to Professor Eoin MacNeill, ... - Sayfa 33
In Cambro-Brit. SS., p. 245, there is a ref. to " cellam filiorum Duach in regionibus Connacta." Duach is clearly an oral borrowing. Echel: WM.461.16, Echel Vordwyt Twll. i ' Echel of the muscular thigh ' (cf. Ifor Williams, Canu Llywarch Hen, p.
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Celtic voices, English places: studies of the Celtic ... - Sayfa 143
Arthur traps the boar in the Swansea region, where it kills "Echel Big-hip, and Arwyli son of Gwyddawg Gwyr, and many a man and dog besides[.]" (Jones and Jones 1949: 133-4). Echel was a traditional hero of the Welsh, and it has long been ...
Richard Coates, Andrew Breeze,
2000
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Transactions - Sayfa 17
But one of the most remarkable statements in her note is the following : " Another singular coincidence may be traced between the name of a brook in this neighbourhood, called Echel, and the Echel Vordwyd-twll who is recorded in the tale as ...
Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (London, England),
1896
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Ireland and the Grail - Sayfa 57
This divergence may, interestingly, be echoed elsewhere in the literature, where there are references to a figure named Echel Vordwytwll,^ The epithet is, again, a compound of morddwyd and twll, hence presumably 'pierced thighs'; but Echel ...
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Türk dilinin etimoloji sözlüğü - Sayfa 217
Emçi, otaçı sözcükleri de ilaç yapan karşılığıdır. Eczahane sözcüğü Anadolu Türkçesine Osmanlı ağzıyla girmiştir. EÇHEL, ar. cehl (bilgisizlik)den câhil (bk.) -echel/eçhel (en bilgisiz, bilgi bakımından kafası bomboş, kendini bilmez, saygısız..).
İsmet Zeki Eyuboğlu,
1991
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EÇHEL»
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Hüseyin Çelik, 'Din bazılarını bozar, Ekmeleddin Ekmel oldu'
Şimdi Ekmeleddin kelimesi Arapça'da ism-i tafdildir. İngilizcesi süper latiftir. Yani 'en' ifade etmektedir. Mesela cahil, ism-ul faildir. Eçhel dediğin zaman, en cahil ... «netGazete, Jul 14»