burs

burs
is., Fr. bourse
1) Bir öğrencinin öğrenimini sürdürebilmesi veya bir kimsenin bilgi ve görgüsünü artırması için belli bir süre devlet veya özel kuruluşlarca ödenen aylık para

Öğrenimini tamamlaması için devlet bursuyla Almanya'ya gönderiliyor.

- N. Cumalı
2) Bu amaçla vakfedilmiş paranın veya malın geliri

Çağatay Osmanlı Sözlük. 2010.

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