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kelek
[ kel-ek ]
noun
- a raft or float supported on inflated animal skins used in Iraq, parts of Turkey, etc.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of kelek1
Borrowed into English from Turkish around 1675–85
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Since then, he figures he has traveled around 30,000 miles under his own steam — by foot, by bicycle, by oil-drum kelek.
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“You will bring them by kelek across the Tigris. When you arrive at a place where no one can see or hear, you will kill them all.â€
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The Turkish-German writer and sociologist Necla Kelek, who was at Sarrazin's side when he presented his book to the public, said the banker was doing Germany a service and that he shared his concerns about the country's future.
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But his further description shows that he is here referred to the kelek or skin-raft, with which he has combined a description of the kuffah.
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