- zenne
- is., esk., Far. zenāne
1) Kadın
Zenne çorabı.
2) tiy. Orta oyununda veya Karagöz'de kadın rolüne çıkan erkek oyuncuAtasözü, Deyim ve Birleşik Fiiller
Çağatay Osmanlı Sözlük. 2010.
zenne
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Zenne — [ zɛnə] die, französische Senne [sɛn], Fluss in Mittelbelgien, 103 km lang, entspringt südöstlich von Soignies, durchfließt Halle und Brüssel, mündet nordwestlich von Mecheln in die Dijle. Die Zenne wird vom Brüssel Rupel Kanal begleitet … Universal-Lexikon
Zenne — Infobox River river name = Zenne image size = caption = origin = mouth = basin countries = Belgium length = 103 km elevation = mouth elevation = discharge = watershed = The Zenne (Dutch) or Senne (French) is a small river that flows through… … Wikipedia
Zenne, die — * Die Zênne, plur. die n, ein nur in der Lausitz übliches Wort, die zähe Weide, oder Flechtweide zu bezeichnen, deren man sich zu den Körben bedienet. Es ist von dem Wendischen Sczina, welches wieder von czenu, dehnen, ziehen, abstammet, wovon… … Grammatisch-kritisches Wörterbuch der Hochdeutschen Mundart
Zenne — See Senne … Historical Dictionary of Brussels
zenne — (F.) [ ﻪﻥز ] kadın rolünü üstlenen erkek sanatçı … Osmanli Türkçesİ sözlüğü
ZENNE — Kadın kısmı. * Eskiden orta oyununda kadın rolü yapan erkek sanatkârlar hakkında kullanılan bir tâbirdi. Eskiden kadınlar, oyunda rol alamadıkları için erkekler kadın kıyâfetine girer ve oyunda kadın rolü yaparlardı … Yeni Lügat Türkçe Sözlük
Zenne renne — Zẹnne rẹnne [zu hebräisch Z̲ĕ ênä û rĕ ênä »kommt und schaut«, Hoheslied 3, 11], jiddisches Erbauungsbuch, das gegen Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts von Rabbi Jakob (Jaakov) ben Jizchak (Jsaak) Aschkenasi (* um 1550, ✝ 1628) unter ausgiebiger… … Universal-Lexikon
De la Zenne — Recorded in many forms including De Senn, Senn, Senne, Senner, Zenne, de Zenne, de la Zenne, Zenner and Von Senner, this is a surname of Germanic origins. It is either occupational for the head man of a dairy farm or possibly a shepherd, or it… … Surnames reference
Senne/Zenne — (river) The Senne is the river on which Brussels was founded. The name derives from the Celtic Sonia. It was also called Sin in some early sources. The Senne rises in the province of Hainault and flows through the city from southwest to… … Historical Dictionary of Brussels
Senn — Recorded in many forms including De Senn, Senn, Senne, Senner, Zenne, de Zenne, de la Zenne, Zenner and Von Senner, this is a surname of Germanic origins. It is either occupational for the head man of a dairy farm or possibly a shepherd, or it… … Surnames reference
