İngilizce-Türkçe-Almanca sözlük

1. Bir insanı veya bir hayvanı dövme işi, patak, kötek. Bir şeyin yıkılmaması için dayatılan ağaç, destek, payanda:"Gelin ayağından, çoban dayağından belli olur."- Atasözü. Evlerin kapısının açılmaması için kapının arkasına konulan kol, destek, sürgü.

Etymology : Malay, literally, up-country
Pronunciation : 'dI-"ak
Function : noun
Date : 1836

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1. beating. thrashing. corporal punishment. whipping. rod. prop. bashing. basting. birching. caning. chastisement. dressing-down. drubbing. dusting. flogging. fustigation. hiding. lacing. licking. sock. trimming. wallop. whacking. whaling. the works.
2. native person of Borneo (island in the Malay Archipelago). language of the Dayak people.
3. hiding. thrashing. whacking. beating. going-over. prop. support. stay.
4. beating, thrashing, corporal punishment, whipping, rod, prop, bashing, basting, birching, caning, chastisement, dressing down, drubbing, dusting, flogging, fustigation, hiding, lacing, licking, sock, trimming, wallop, whacking, whaling, the works. "beating, thrashing, whacking, hiding, going-over; prop, support, stay".
5. (a) beating; (a) thrashing; (a) whipping (as a corporal punishment).
6. prop, support. dayak arsyzy child who is so used to being beaten or thrashed that he no longer fears it. dayak atmak /a/ to beat; to thrash; to whip. dayak cennetten çykmy?tyr. proverb Thrashing is the key to educating. dayak cezasy corporal punishment. dayak dü?künü/kaçkyny (someone) who deserves a beating or thrashing. dayak yemek to get a beating; to get a thrashing; to get a whipping.".
7. beating. thrashing. prop. support. backing. back rest. abutment. backstay. backstop. bar. bearing. bearing pile. strut. holdfast. fulcrum. reinforcement. leg. horse. column. stand-by. stock. pillar. stirrup. ground swell. auto seat pad. corporal punishmen.
8. Any member of a non-Muslim indigenous people of the southern and western interior of the island of Borneo. Dayak is a generic term that has no precise ethnic or tribal significance but distinguishes the indigenous people from the largely Malay population of the coastal areas. Most Dayaks are riverine people who live in small longhouse communities. Children live with their parents until marriage, and boys, who usually seek brides outside their own village, go to live in their wife's community. Their subsistence economies rest on the shifting cultivation of hill rice, supplemented by fishing and hunting. They number more than two million.

1. halt. prügel. schmiere. strebe. stütze. haue. (ç.) prügel.