jersei

/ʒərˈsɛj/

eril

KATALANCA → TR

Katalanca "jersei" kelimesi Türkçe'de kazak, süveter anlamına gelir.

Çeviri

Genelkazak

Genelsüveter

Çekim Tablosu

çoğuljerseis

Tanım

•jersey

Diğer Dillerde

AlmancaJersey , Pullover , Sweater

dehnbare Textilie, Stoffart

Fransızcachandail , jersey , Jersey , pull , pull-over , tricot (eril) /ʃɑ̃.daj/

sweater, jumper · T-shirt

çekim: çoğul chandails

eş: pull, pull-over, tricot

köken: Apheresis of marchand d'ail (“garlic-seller”), a colloquial name for the knitwear worn by vegetable stall-holders in Les Halles.

J'portais un velours troué, des bottes rouges en plastique / Une cagoule en laine un chandail ou des play baskets

İspanyolcabuzo , chaleco , chomba , chompa , jersey , pulóver (eril) /ˈbuθo/

diver (someone who dives underwater) · overall · hooded sweatshirt, hoodie (loose shirt, usually made of a knit fleece, for athletic wear and now often used as casual apparel)

çekim: çoğul buzos

eş: buceador, búzano, somorgujador, mameluco, mono, overol

köken: Borrowed from Portuguese búzio (“snail”), from Latin būcinum (“curved war trumpet”).

aile: campana de buceo

İtalyancaJersey , maglia , maglione (eril) /ˈd͡ʒɛr.si/

Jersey (island) · the letter J in the Italian spelling alphabet

Rusçaдже́мпер , дже́рси , Дже́рси , ко́фта , пуло́ве́р , сви́тер

Arapçaجِيرْزِي , سْوِيتَر

Azericesviter

sweater, pullover

çekim: çoğul sviterlər · tamlayan sviterin

köken: From Russian сви́тер (svíter), from English sweater.

Kazakçaпуловер , свитер

Özbekçepulover , sviter

sweater, pullover

çekim: çoğul sviterlar · tamlayan sviterning

köken: Borrowed from Russian сви́тер (svíter), from English sweater.

Türkmencepulower , switer

Kırgızcaпуловер , свитер

Uygurcaپوپايكا /popɑjkɑ/

sweater, jersey

çekim: çoğul پوپايكىلار

köken: From Russian фуфа́йка (fufájka).

Felemenkçetrui (dişil) /trœy̯/

jumper, sweater · T-shirt

çekim: çoğul truien

eş: shirt, zeug

köken: From Middle Dutch troye, from Middle Low German troie, troige, troge (“jacket, vest”) (also in Middle High German troie, treie, and Old Norse treyja (“jerkin, sleeveless jacket”)), from Old French troie (“doublet”), from Late Latin troja, troga (“horsehair monk's garment”), possibly originally of Transalpine Gaulish origin.

aile: bolletjestrui, coltrui, een bruine trui breien, fleecetrui, kampioenstrui, kersttrui, kindertrui, naveltrui, polotrui, sporttrui