Turkish
Etymology
Inherited from Ottoman Turkish فاجر (fâcir), from Arabic فَاجِر (fājir).
Noun
fâcir (definite accusative fâciri, plural fâcirler)
- (Islam) a person who commits open sins and indulges in adultery
Declension
Declension of fâcir
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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fâcir
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fâcirler
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| definite accusative
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fâciri
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fâcirleri
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| dative
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fâcire
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fâcirlere
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| locative
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fâcirde
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fâcirlerde
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| ablative
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fâcirden
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fâcirlerden
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| genitive
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fâcirin
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fâcirlerin
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Predicative forms
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singular
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plural
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| 1st singular
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fâcirim
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fâcirlerim
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| 2nd singular
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fâcirsin
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fâcirlersin
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| 3rd singular
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fâcir
fâcirdir
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fâcirler
fâcirlerdir
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| 1st plural
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fâciriz
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fâcirleriz
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| 2nd plural
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fâcirsiniz
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fâcirlersiniz
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| 3rd plural
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fâcirler
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fâcirlerdir
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