bereaved

English - Turkish

Definition of bereaved in English Turkish dictionary: {s} matemli, yaslı; matemliler, yaslılar; {f} elinden al; elinden alınmış; yoksun bırakılmış; Bir yakınını kaybetmiş; {s} yakını ölmüş; {s} sevdiğini yitirmiş; yakınını yeni kaybetmiş; {s} yakınını kaybetmiş; bereave sevdiğinden ayır
bereaved widow: geride kalan yaslı eş
be bereaved of: yoksun olmak
bereave: yoksun bırakma
bereave: elinden alma
bereave: elinden al
bereave: bereave sevdiğinden ayır
bereave: merhametsizce elinden almak bereavementmahrumiyet
bereave: {f} sevdiğini almak
bereave: bereftmahrum edilmiş
bereave: {f} elinden almak
bereave: {f} yoksun bırakmak
the bereaved: yakınını kaybetmiş kimse
the bereaved: yakını ölmüş kimse

English - English

Definition of bereaved in English English dictionary: Simple past tense and past participle of bereave; having suffered the death of a loved one
bereaved relatives.; {s} bereft, deprived, suffering from loss; {i} person or persons that mourns a loss; past of bereave; sorrowful through loss or deprivation; "bereft of hope; A bereaved person is one who has a relative or close friend who has recently died. Mr Dinkins visited the bereaved family to offer comfort. The bereaved are people who are bereaved. He wanted to show his sympathy for the bereaved; sorrowful through loss or deprivation; "bereft of hope"
bereaved families: families who have had a loved one die
bereave: To take away someone or something important or close
The castaways were bereft of hope.
bereave: to make desolate with loneliness and grief
bereave: {v} to deprive, strip, rob
bereave: deprive through death
bereave: To make destitute; to deprive; to strip; with of before the person or thing taken away
bereave: To take away from
bereave: To take someone or something important or close
bereave: To take away
bereave: {f} deprive; be deprived, suffer loss

bereaved

Turkish pronunciation

bırivd

/bərˈēvd/ /bɜrˈiːvd/

[ bi-'rEv ] (transitive verb.) before 12th century. Middle English bereven, from Old English berEafian, from be- + rEafian to rob; more at REAVE.

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