sandal

English - Turkish

Definition of sandal in English Turkish dictionary

burnu açık terlik

sandal

sandalet

Oğlan tarlada sandaletini kaybetti. - The boy lost his sandal in the field.

Sıcak havalarda sık sık sandalet giyerim. - I often wear sandals during warm weather.

sandaledçarık giymiş

sandal ağacı tahtası

red sandal wood tree kırmızı sandal ağacıPtero carpus

çarıklı sandal

sandal bağı veya şeridi

mest

{i} çarık

ayakkabı üzerine giyilen kısa şoson

sandalwood sandal

sandals

sandalet

Ben küçük bir kızım, okula gitmiyorum, bana sandalet al, ben evleniyorum. - I'm a little girl, I don't go to school. Buy me sandals, I'm getting married.

Sıcak havalarda sık sık sandalet giyerim. - I often wear sandals during warm weather.

rubber sandal

Lastik sandalet, kauçuk sandalet

thong sandal

Parmak arası sandalet/terlik

buckle sandal

tokalı sandalet

white sandal

(Tekstil) ak sandal ağacı

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of sandal in Turkish Turkish dictionary: (Osmanlı Dönemi) (C.: Sanâdil) Büyük başlı deve; (Osmanlı Dönemi) Güzel kokulu bir ağaç; Kerestesi sert ve kokulu bir ağaç; İnsan taşıyacak biçimde yapılmış, kürekle yürütülen deniz teknesi; Sert odunlu, kısa boylu ağaç; Sandalgillerden, kerestesi sert ve kokulu bir ağaç (Santalum album); Bir yolu ipek, bir yolu pamuk kumaş; Normal kalınlıkla orta ince kesilmiş uzun ağaç; Sandalgillerden, kerestesi sert ve kokulu bir ağaç (Santalum album). İnsan taşıyacak biçimde yapılmış, kürekle yürütülen deniz teknesi: "Sandal sahibi olur olmaz ... balıkçılık sanatında karar kılmıştır."- S. F. Abasıyanık; Sandalet; Sadece taban kısmı bulunan ve ayağa kordon veya kayışla bağlanan bir tip açık ayakkabaı; kano
sandal ağacı: bakınız: koca yemiş

English - English

Definition of sandal in English English dictionary: A type of open shoe made up of straps or bands holding a sole to the foot; {n} a loose open shoe, a kind of slipper; A kind of shoe consisting of a sole strapped to the foot; a protection for the foot, covering its lower surface, but not its upper; A kind of slipper; Sandalwood; Sandals are light shoes that you wear in warm weather, which have straps instead of a solid part over the top of your foot; a shoe consisting of a sole fastened by straps to the foot; Same as Sendal; An overshoe with parallel openings across the instep; {i} style of open-topped shoe with a sole that is held to the feet by straps
sword and sandal: Of or pertaining to a genre of books or films relating fantasy-adventure tales involving heroic exploits in ancient or biblical times
“Ben-Hur” and “Spartacus” are two famous sword and sandal films.
sword-and-sandal: Alternative spelling of sword and sandal
toey as a Roman sandal: extremely anxious for sex
A sandal: pedary
sandaled: shod with sandals
sandaled: {s} wearing sandals, wearing open-topped shoes with a sole that is held to the feet by straps
sandaled: Wearing sandals
sandaled: Made like a sandal
sandals: plural of sandal

Turkish - English

Definition of sandal in Turkish English dictionary: boat; sandalwood tree; made of sandalwood, sandalwood; sandalwood
The box was made of sandalwood. - Kutu sandal ağacından yapıldı.; cockleboat; (Tabiat Doğa) (bitki, Fam: Santalaceae) sandalwood; sandal; small craft; dinghy; rowing boat; pinnace; cockboat; (Askeri) small boat; skiff; caique; punt; surfboat; shallop
sandal ağacı: sandalwood
The box was made of sandalwood. - Kutu sandal ağacından yapıldı.
sandal ağacı: (Tabiat Doğa) (bitki, Fam: fundagiller,halenciye) eastern strawberry tree
sandal biçiminde: scaphoid
sandal gezisi: row
sandal gezisi yapmak: go for a row
sandal istiyorum: I would like a pair of sandals
sandal vinci: davit
motorlu sandal: motor launch
büyük sandal: longboat
hafif sandal: canoe
ince uzun sandal: toothpick
küçük sandal: cockleshell
küçük sandal: cockle
lastik sandal: rubber dinghy

sandal

Hyphenation

san·dal

Turkish pronunciation

sändıl

Pronunciation

/ˈsandəl/ /ˈsændəl/

Etymology

[ 'san-d&l ] (noun.) 14th century. From Old French sandale, from Latin sandalium, from Ancient Greek σανδάλιον (sandalion), diminutive of σάνδαλον (sandalon, “sandal”), probably ultimately from Persian صندل (sandal, “sandal”).