What does kasaba in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word kasaba in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use kasaba in Turkish.

The word kasaba in Turkish means town, kasaba, ilçe, kasaba, kasaba, kasaba, kasaba meclisi başkanı, şehir/kasaba halkı, küçük kasaba. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word kasaba

town

kasaba

noun (small city) (küçük şehir)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

Ben nüfusu yaklaşık 10 bin kişilik bir kasabada büyüdüm.

I grew up in a town of about 10,000 people.

ilçe, kasaba

noun (UK (municipality, division)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

kasaba

noun (US, informal (town)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

I was raised in a small burg in Kansas.

kasaba

noun (UK (division of London) (Londra)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

Bromley is London's largest borough.

kasaba meclisi başkanı

noun (official)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

Those kinds of decisions are generally made by the reeve.

şehir/kasaba halkı

plural noun (dated (residents of a town)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

The townspeople were scandalized when a single mother moved to the town.

küçük kasaba

noun (US (small town)

(isim: Canlı cansız bütün varlıkları ve kavramları ifade eder.)

We live in a village, which is smaller than a town but still incorporated.

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