Turkish - English
Definition of nin in Turkish English dictionary
- of
- one's
- nin olmak
- belong
- -nin
- One's
- guiseppe verdi'nin ünlü bir operası
- Giuseppe Verdi's famous opera
- hz. ali'nin (r.a.) bir nâmı, lâkabı
- hz. Ali's (ra) is a Nami, soubriquet
- hz. ali'nin iki çatallı kılıcı
- hz. Ali's two-pronged sword
- hz. ali'nin lakabı
- hz. ali's nickname
- ingiltere'nin bilinen en eski adı
- Britain's oldest known name
- ßg. b-nin bir engel asmasina yardim etm
- SSG. b-an impediment asmasina help of ETM
- çaykovski' nin bir bale müziği
- Tchaikovsky of the ballet music
- çaykovski'nin son yapıtı olan opera
- The opera was Tchaikovsky's final work
- -nin
- of
- -nin yetki alanında
- will be the competence of
- Ali'nin külahını Veli'ye, Veli'nin külahını Ali'ye giydirmek
- to do business using the money one owes to others
- TL'nin yeniden değer kazanması
- (Hukuk) appreciation of the TL
- gökbilgin galile'nin icat ettiği
- Galilean
- külahını Veli'ye, Veli'nin külahını Ali'ye giydirmek
- colloq . to rob Peter to pay Paul
- modern ingilizce'nin yapısı
- (Eğitim) structure of modern english
- ren nehri'nin batısında yaşayan alman
- Rhinelander
- sayesinde thanks to: Ali'nin sayesinde işi bitirdik
- Thanks to Ali we've got the job done
- özellikle ilgili .... nin ... numaralı maddelerini
- (Hukuk) in particular article(s) ... thereof
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English - English
Definition of nin in English English dictionary
- Not in
- Anais Nin
- a French writer of novels, best known work for her own personal story written in her Journals (1903-1977)
- Anaïs Nin
- born Feb. 21, 1903, Neuilly, France died Jan. 14, 1977, Los Angeles, Calif., U.S. French-born U.S. author. Daughter of the Cuban composer Joaquín Nin (1878-1949), she began her literary career in Paris in 1932. In the 1940s she moved to New York, where she published novels and short stories at her own expense. Her writing, including the novel Cities of the Interior, 5 vol. (1959), shows the influence of Surrealism and psychoanalysis. She won late recognition in 1966 with the publication of the first volume of her personal diaries; seven more volumes followed. Her account of her long incestuous relationship with her father was published posthumously