What does öbek in Turkish mean?

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

The word öbek in Turkish means pile, grup, küme, öbek, takım, küme, öbek, yığın, küme, yığın, yığın, öbek, yığın, öbek, yığın, öbek, küme, yığın, öbek, küme, yığın, yığın. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word öbek

pile

grup, küme, öbek, takım

(collection of things)

Bu madeni para grubu Fransa'dandır.
This group of coins is from France.

küme, öbek, yığın

(mass: of hair, etc.)

Allison removed a clump of hair from the drain.

küme, yığın

(pile, mound)

The worker piled a bunch of rocks into a heap.

yığın, öbek

(bump)

The old basketball was worn and had lumps on it.

yığın, öbek

(pile: dirt and debris)

The archaeologist found a mound that might contain a grave in a farmer's field.

yığın, öbek, küme

(of people, things)

There was an aggregation of all kinds of junk at the bottom of the canal.

yığın, öbek, küme

(clump)

The tree stump had a big mass of dirt clinging to it.

yığın

(pile, mound)

Peter piled a big heap of mashed potatoes onto his plate.

yığın

(untidy pile)

There's a heap of dirty laundry in the laundry room.

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