What does saydı in Turkish mean?

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

The word saydı in Turkish means count, saygı duymak, saymak, saygı duymak, hürmet etmek, saymak, saymak, sayı saymak, addetmek, saymak, çok büyük saygı/hayranlık duymak, hürmet etmek, saymak, saygı göstermek, saymak, gözüyle bakmak, saymak, saymak, hürmet etmek, saymak, numaralamak, numaralandırmak, farz etmek, saymak, saymak, saymak, sayım , hesaplamak, hesap yapmak, saygı göstermek, saymak, hürmet etmek, saymak, saymak, saymak, addetmek, saymak, addetmek, saymak, addetmek, saymak, saymak, saygı göstermek, hürmet etmek, saymak, addetmek, yok saymak, hiçe saymak, geriye saymak, birer birer saymak, eşit görmek, eşit saymak, eşit görmek, uymamak, itaat etmemek, ilerleme kaydedememek, kutsal saymak/addetmek, aldırmamak, puan saymak, skoru tutmak, görmezden gelmek, bir kenara itmek, nedeni olduğunu düşünmek, şiddetle eleştirmek, sertçe azarlamak, tekrar saymak, yeniden saymak, parmaklarını şıklatmak, tapmak. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word saydı

count

saygı duymak, saymak

(respect)

I have great regard for my parents' achievements.

saygı duymak, hürmet etmek, saymak

(respect)

The old professor was regarded with esteem by his fellow faculty members.

saymak, sayı saymak

(recite numbers)

The children are learning to count.

addetmek, saymak

(formal (view as)

Gerald always insists on meeting his daughter's boyfriends to see if he deems them suitable.

çok büyük saygı/hayranlık duymak, hürmet etmek, saymak, saygı göstermek

(formal (worship, venerate)

My daughter reveres her father, even though he's never home.

saymak, gözüyle bakmak

(look upon)

Ona kahraman gözüyle bakıyordu.
He regarded him as a hero.

saymak

(enumerate)

Şekerlemeleri saydı.
She counted the candies.

saymak, hürmet etmek

(high regard)

The boss esteemed Charlotte's work highly.

saymak

(formal (count)

Please enumerate the clicks you hear.

numaralamak, numaralandırmak

(enumerate, count)

Let me numerate the reasons why I don't want to date you: you're lazy, stupid, and ugly.

farz etmek

(formal (assume)

The law presumes innocence until guilt can be proved.

saymak

(with a noun: judge)

Shani is considered a good student.

saymak

(add, total)

The tour guide counted up the tourists as they got back on the bus.

saymak, sayım , hesaplamak, hesap yapmak

(count)

Edward tallied the votes.

saygı göstermek, saymak, hürmet etmek

(show respect)

The university honoured the professor because of his groundbreaking research.

saymak

(count)

I number the candies at over five hundred. Am I right?

saymak

(assume to be agreed) (geçerli, vb.)

We understand the contract to be valid.

saymak, addetmek

(consider to be)

Evet, onu arkadaş sayıyorum (or: addediyorum).
I think of him as my friend.

saymak, addetmek

(consider)

I rate him among my friends.

saymak

(include)

It's an eight-hour drive, not counting any stops.

addetmek, saymak

(consider)

I count you among my best friends.

saymak, saygı göstermek, hürmet etmek

(revere)

One should honour one's national flag.

saymak

(calculate, count)

Ian reckoned ten boats in the harbour.

addetmek

(formal (consider)

I would esteem it a great honour to work with you.

yok saymak, hiçe saymak

(informal (ignore, snub)

I bumped into my ex at the club, but she blanked me.

geriye saymak

(count back to zero) (sıfıra kadar)

birer birer saymak

(distribute) (para)

He counted out the ten euros he owed me in one euro coins.

eşit görmek

(consider equal)

How can you equate wealth and moral authority?

eşit saymak, eşit görmek

(consider equal)

Traditional fairy tales tend to equate beauty with goodness.

uymamak, itaat etmemek

(disregard: a rule) (kural)

In her anger, Maryanne decided to flout the rules and stay out past curfew.

ilerleme kaydedememek

(figurative, informal (make no progress)

Gary feels that his career is going backwards.

kutsal saymak/addetmek

(consider holy)

The Lord's Prayer begins: "Our Father who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name".

aldırmamak

(pay no attention to sb) (birisine)

Bu kadın çok sinir. Ona hiç aldırmıyorum.
She is so annoying. I just ignore her.

puan saymak, skoru tutmak

(sport: record results) (spor, vb.)

Please keep score for your team while Jim does the same for his team.

görmezden gelmek

(disregard, not be distracted by)

It was difficult to look past the unsightly mole on his face.

bir kenara itmek

(push sth to the side)

The government attempted to marginalize criticism and restore public confidence.

nedeni olduğunu düşünmek

(UK, informal (consider as reason)

Sharon never speaks to me; I put it down to shyness.

şiddetle eleştirmek

(criticize sth harshly)

The residents railed against the plans for a new high-rise block of flats.

sertçe azarlamak

(rebuke sb harshly)

The woman railed at the MP for not listening to his constituents' concerns.

tekrar saymak, yeniden saymak

(count again)

Ballots were recounted but the result was the same.

parmaklarını şıklatmak

(click finger and thumb)

Mrs.McCredie clicked her fingers and a maid appeared to clear away the plates. If you want me, just snap your fingers and I'll be there!

tapmak

(revere, consider sacred)

The Ancient Romans venerated the god of wine, Bacchus.

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