deme

English - Turkish

Definition of deme in English Turkish dictionary: (isim) nahiye; {i} nahiye

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of deme in Turkish Turkish dictionary: (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Ateş kör; Atasözü; Anlam; Ağıt; Demek işi; Eski Yunanistan'da sitelerin, özellikle Atina'nın yönetsel bölgesi, mahalle; Daha çok Alevi şairlerin tarikatlarıyla ilgili konuları işleyen şiirlerine, kendilerince verilen ad; Alevi tarikatından olan tasavvuf şairlerinin tarikatlarını ve hareketleriyle ilgili temaları işleyen, sorunlarını konu edinen şiirler; Şiir; Halk edebiyatında şiir; Daha çok Alevi ozanların tarikatlarıyla ilgili konuları işleyen koşuklarına, kendilerince verilen ad; Bektaşi ozanlarının tarikatlarıyla ilgili şiirlerine verilen ad; Demek işi: "Tencere dibin kara hikâyesi, kimin kime ne demeye hakkı var?"- H. Taner

English - English

Definition of deme in English English dictionary: A township or other subdivision of ancient Attica; A distinct local population of plants or animals; An undifferentiated aggregate of cells or plastids; Greek demos In ancient Greece, a country district or village, as distinct from a polis. In the democratic reforms (508-507 BC) promoted by Cleisthenes, the demes of Attica (the area around Athens) gained a voice in local and state government. The Attic demes had their own police powers, cults, and officials. Males aged 18 years became registered members of the deme. Members decided deme matters and kept property records for taxation. Each deme sent representatives to the Athenian boule in proportion to its size. The term continued to be applied to local districts in Hellenistic and Roman times; ntia; A habitation cylinder, or sub-division thereof; one of the sub-elements of a Cluster; A locally interbreeding population; A local population of a species; the community of potentially interbreeding individuals at a given locality; a population or race sampled over time; A breeding group unit In natural populations of mice, a deme usually consists of one breeding male with a harem of up to 8 females (see Chapter 2); A geographic subpopulation, mostly inbreeding but with occasional gene flow via migrants from the larger metapopulation; A territorial subdivision of Attica (also of modern Greece), corresponding to a township; A separately evolving subset of the whole population The subsets may be evolved on a different computers Emigration between subset may be used (see Panmixia)