Cypriot dictionary entry
Uyuku
Sleep; form used for your/my/his or her sleep
🇬🇧 English
Sleep; form used for your/my/his or her sleep
🇹🇷 Turkish
Uyku; uykun/uykum/uykusu anlamında kullanılan biçim
🇬🇷 Greek
Ύπνος· τύπος που χρησιμοποιείται για «ο ύπνος σου/μου/του»
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About the word "Uyuku"
The Cypriot word "Uyuku" translates to "Sleep; form used for your/my/his or her sleep" in English, and to "Uyku; uykun/uykum/uykusu anlamında kullanılan biçim" in Turkish (Kıbrıs Türkçesi). In Greek (Κυπριακά), it is rendered as "Ύπνος· τύπος που χρησιμοποιείται για «ο ύπνος σου/μου/του»". This entry is part of the Cylingo Cypriot dictionary, a free linguistic resource preserving the dialects spoken across Cyprus.
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