in angolul
| Török | Angol |
|---|---|
| in noun | burrow [burrows](a tunnel or hole) cave [caves](large, naturally occurring cavity formed underground) den [dens](home of certain animals) |
| in situ adverb | in situ(in its original position or place) |
| inam noun | custody [custodies](temporary possession) |
| inanan noun | believer [believers](person who believes) |
| inandırıcı adjective | believable(capable of being believed; credible) cogent(reasonable and convincing; based on evidence) conclusive(pertaining to a conclusion) convincing(effective as proof or evidence) |
| inanmak verb | believe [believed, believing, believes](to accept that someone is telling the truth (object: person)) believe in(ascribe existence to) swallow [swallowed, swallowing, swallows](to believe or accept) |
| inanması güç adjective | incredulous(difficult to believe; incredible) |
| inanmıyorum interjection | shut up("I don't believe it!") |
| inanç noun | belief [beliefs]noun faith [faiths](feeling that something is true) religion [religions](system of beliefs dealing with soul, deity and/or life after death) |
| inançla adverb | faithfully(in a faithful manner) |
| inançlı adjective | faithful(having faith) religious(committed to the practice of religion) |
| inançsız noun {S} | nonbeliever(a person who does not believe, especially regarding religion) |
| inanılması güç adjective | incredulous(difficult to believe; incredible) |
| inanılmaz adjective | incredible(too implausible to be credible) unbelievable(incredible) |
| inat noun | obstinacy(state of stubbornness) |
| inatçı adjective | froward(Disobedient, contrary, unmanageable) obstinate(adhering to an opinion, purpose, or course, usually unreasonably) stubborn(refusing to move or change one's opinion) tenacious(unwilling to yield from a point of view etc; dogged) |
| inatçılık noun | obstinacy(state of stubbornness) stiffness [stiffnesses](inflexibility) stubbornness(state of being stubborn) |
| inayet noun | solicitude(anxiety) |
| ince adjective | graceful(showing grace) lean(being slim, not fleshy) sensitive(capable of offending) sheer [sheerer, sheerest](very thin or transparent) subtle [subtler, subtlest](hard to grasp) thin [thinner, thinnest](having little thickness or extent from one surface to its opposite) |
