Turkish - Turkish
Definition of maa in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) (Beraber) mânasında bir kelime olup, iki türlü kullanılır: 1- İzafetle (tamlama hâlinde): a) Zarf olarak: (Celestü maa zeydin: Zeyd ile beraber oturdum)b) Sıla (cümlecik) olarak: (Musaddıkan lima maaküm: Sizdekini tasdik ederek)c) Haber olarak: (Vehüve maahüm: O, onlarla beraberdir.)2- İzafetsiz: Bu takdirde tenvinlenir ve hâl olarak bulunur: (Caû maan: Beraber geldiler.)
- (Hukuk) le, ile, beraber, birlikte
- maa haza
- Bununla beraber, böyle iken
- MA'MAA
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Ateşten çıkan ses
- MA'MAA
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Bahâdırların cenk içindeki haykırmaları
- MA'MAA
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) (C: Meâmi) Acele etmek
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Finnish - Turkish
Definition of maa in Finnish Turkish dictionary
- yerküre
- tarım bakanlığı
- zeminin
- kara
Tom şehir hayatından vazgeçmeye ve kırsalda yaşamaya karar verdi.
-Tom päätti luopua urbaanista elämästä ja muuttaa maalle.
- ülke
İtalya çok güzel bir ülke.
-Italia on hyvin kaunis maa.
Endonezya dünyada yalnızca adalar üzerinde kurulu olan en büyük ülkedir.
-Indonesia on maailman laajin pelkästään saarille sijoittuva maa.
- yer küre
- tarım alanı
- zeminden
- ülkem
- topraklama
- diyar
- zeminde
- yeryüzü
- tarım ülkesi
- öğütülmüş
- karama
- zemin
- sayfiye
- diyarı
- yeryüzünde
- memleket
English - English
Definition of maa in English English dictionary
- A bleating sound, as that of a sheep or goat
- To make such a sound
Now the twins started to cry and Malachy clung to Mam, sobbing. The cows mooed, the sheep maaed.
- Muslim Aid Australia
- Medical Artists Association of Great Britain
- Sea Org equivalent of an Ethics Officer
- provincial Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs MAA is responsible for negotiating treaties on behalf of the Province
- See New, a gull
- The common European gull (Larus canus); called also mar
- Mature Age Allowance
- maa-alused
- In Estonian folk religion, mysterious elves living under the earth. These small folk had suitably tiny possessions, and their world was differently oriented from the mortal world above them (up was down and right was left). People came in contact with them either by chance or at the elves' wish. Legends tell of distraught elves seeking help from humans in cases of difficult childbirth or illness. A human could marry an elf, but such marriages eventually dissolved. In Finland, such elves were called maahiset