sabah

1. Let's wait and see how things are in the morning (said in the hope that things will be better by morning). 2. It's better to do things in the morning, when one is fresh and rested

sabah oldu

Morning's come./Morning's broken./It's morning

sabah olmak

morning comes

sabah oluşan

(Tıp) matutinal

sabah saat onda buluşalım

Let's meet at ten a.m

sabah sabah

early in the morning, at the crack of dawn

sabah sabah

in the morning (as opposed to any other time)

the morning star, Venus

Horozu çok olan köyde sabah erken olur

(Atasözü) Many cocks spail the broth

akşam ahıra, sabah çayıra

(Konuşma Dili) He doesn't do anything but eat and sleep

akşam sabah

day and night, all the time

akşam sabah

constantly, any old time

hafif sabah yemeği

elevenses

hamilelerde sabah bulantısı

morning sickness

kilise sabah ibadeti

matins

nerede akşam orada sabah

(Konuşma Dili) He is under/feels no compulsion to return to his own home come bedtime./He doesn't appear to have a home; come bedtime, he just spends the night wherever he happens to be

yarın sabah

tomorrow morning

yarın sabah için kahvaltı siparişi vermek istiyorum

I'd like to order breakfast for tomorrow

yarın sabah saat 8'e randevu almak istiyorum

I'd like an appointment for 8 a.m. tomorrow

çın sabah

very early in the morning

الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية

تعريف sabah في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.: A state in eastern Malaysia located at the Northern part of the Borneo island with the main city Kota Kinabalu as its capital; one of the states that form the country of Malaysia. Sabah is on the island of Borneo. Yakub ibn Ishaq al Sabah al Kindi Sabah dynasty Al Sabah Sabah family; State in eastern Malaysia which has Kota Kinabalu as its capital; a region of Malaysia in northeastern Borneo
Sabah dynasty: or l ab ("ab family") Ruling family of Kuwait since 1756. In that year the Ban Utb, a group of families of the Anizah tribe living in what is now Kuwait, appointed a member of the ab family, ab ibn Jbir (r. 1752-64), to be their ruler. The dynasty frequently depended politically or militarily on outsiders but maintained its autonomy. Its dependence on the Ottoman Empire in the late 19th century was subsequently a cause for Iraq to claim hegemony over Kuwait. It later enjoyed the patronage of the United Kingdom and, more recently, the support of the U.S. Despite the existence of deliberative institutions in modern Kuwait, the dynasty retains absolute power
Al Sabah: or l ab ("ab family") Ruling family of Kuwait since 1756. In that year the Ban Utb, a group of families of the Anizah tribe living in what is now Kuwait, appointed a member of the ab family, ab ibn Jbir (r. 1752-64), to be their ruler. The dynasty frequently depended politically or militarily on outsiders but maintained its autonomy. Its dependence on the Ottoman Empire in the late 19th century was subsequently a cause for Iraq to claim hegemony over Kuwait. It later enjoyed the patronage of the United Kingdom and, more recently, the support of the U.S. Despite the existence of deliberative institutions in modern Kuwait, the dynasty retains absolute power
Al Sabah Sabah family: or l ab ("ab family") Ruling family of Kuwait since 1756. In that year the Ban Utb, a group of families of the Anizah tribe living in what is now Kuwait, appointed a member of the ab family, ab ibn Jbir (r. 1752-64), to be their ruler. The dynasty frequently depended politically or militarily on outsiders but maintained its autonomy. Its dependence on the Ottoman Empire in the late 19th century was subsequently a cause for Iraq to claim hegemony over Kuwait. It later enjoyed the patronage of the United Kingdom and, more recently, the support of the U.S. Despite the existence of deliberative institutions in modern Kuwait, the dynasty retains absolute power