What does hasis in Turkish mean?
What is the meaning of the word hasis in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use hasis in Turkish.
The word hasis in Turkish means stingy, hasis, eli sıkı, nekes, cimri, hasis, pinti, cimri, pinti, hasis, eli sıkı, cimri, pinti, hasis, paragöz, esrar, cimri/pinti/hasis kimse. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word hasis
stingy
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hasis, eli sıkı, nekes(miserly with money) Carl is so stingy; he never puts any money into the kitty. |
cimri, hasis, pinti(not generous with money) The miserly business owner refused to raise salaries. |
cimri, pinti, hasis, eli sıkı(figurative, informal (mean) The bully played a mangy trick on the other students. |
cimri, pinti, hasis(colloquial (stingy) He won't lend you any money? That's rather hard. |
paragöz(slang (stingy) (argo) Takımın paragöz sahibi, doğru düzgün bir soyunma odası yaptırmaya yanaşmıyor. The team's cheapskate owner refuses to provide a decent locker room. |
esrar(informal, uncountable (cannabis) The teenagers always hide behind the dumpster on their break and smoke hash. |
cimri/pinti/hasis kimse(ungenerous person) That miser wouldn't share bread with a starving person. |
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