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Çekim Tablosu
çoğulslaměné vdovy
tamlayanslaměné vdovy
Tanım
•grass widow (married woman whose husband is away)
Diğer Dillerde
Almancagrüne Witwe, Strohwitwe
(zumeist am Stadtrand, in einer Satellitenstadt oder außerhalb der Stadt lebende) Ehefrau, die sich tagsüber langweilt und einsam fühlt, während ihr Ehepartner außer Haus (auf Arbeit oder unterwegs) ist
İspanyolcaesposa separada temporalmente
Rusçaсоло́менная вдова́
Kazakçaуақытша күйеусіз тұрған әйел
Felemenkçegroene weduwe, onbestorven weduwe
Korece생과부 /sʰɛŋɡwa̠bu/
grass widow
köken: From 생(生) (saeng, “alive, living”) + 과부(寡婦) (gwabu, “widow”).
İsveççegräsänka
a married woman (or, in an extended sense, a woman in a long-term relationship) whose partner is temporarily away; a grass widow
çekim: çoğul gräsänkor · tamlayan gräsänkas
köken: gräs (“grass”) + änka (“widow”)
Lehçesłomiana wdowa (dişil) /swɔˈmja.na ˈvdɔ.va/
grass widow (married woman whose spouse is away)
çekim: çoğul słomiane wdowy · tamlayan słomianej wdowy
köken: Literally, “strawen widow”.
Finceleski, vihreä leski /ˈleski/
widow (female), widower (male)
çekim: çoğul lesket · tamlayan lesken
köken: From Proto-Finnic *leski (compare Estonian lesk).
aile: Leskelä, lesken osuus, leskeys, leskeytyä, Leskinen, Leskio, amerikanleski, avoleski, inttileski, kesäleski
Macarcaszalmaözvegy /ˈsɒlmɒøzvɛɟ/
grass widow, grass widower (a married person whose spouse is away)
çekim: çoğul szalmaözvegyek
köken: szalma (“straw”) + özvegy (“widow”), likely a calque of German Strohwitwe.
İbraniceאלמנת קש (dişil) /ʔalmeˌnat ˈkaʃ/
grass widow · a house in a hostile town, seized by soldiers in order to control the territory around it
çekim: çoğul אַלְמְנוֹת קַשׁ
köken: Likely a calque of German Strohwitwe.
Dancagræsenke (nötr)
grass widow
çekim: çoğul græsenker · tamlayan græsenkes
köken: From græs (“grass”) + enke (“widow”).
Norveççegressenke
Bulgarcaсла́мена вдови́ца
Slovakçaslamená vdova
Litvancagyvanašlė
Faroecegraseinkja
nngrasenke, grasenkje