Zıbandık

English

frightening man; the frightening(big, strong guy) who scares people with his sight and behaviours

Turkish

görünüşü ve davranışlarıyla korku iri yarı adam, ızbandut; İzbandut, görünüşü ve davranışı ile korku veren(iri yarı adam)

Greek

τρομακτικός; ο τρομακτικός (μεγάλος, δυνατός τύπος) που τρομάζει τους ανθρώπους με την όψη και τη συμπεριφορά του

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Source record 1: Zıbandık

frightening man / görünüşü ve davranışlarıyla korku iri yarı adam, ızbandut / τρομακτικός

Part of speech: Noun
Category: Human
Supplied dialect / region: Turkish cypriot
Region confidence: High
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High means the strongest current assessment, not proof or consensus. These are editorial confidence ratings, not probabilities. Region describes usage, not etymology; it does not establish an origin.
Pronunciation guide · draft: zı·ban·DIK
Suggested etymology: Unknown / not supplied
Etymology confidence: Low
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Low means a tentative hypothesis. These are editorial confidence ratings, not probabilities. A suggested or theoretical origin is not an established origin. The rating alone does not establish certainty.

Source record 2: Zıbandık

the frightening(big, strong guy) who scares people with his sight and behaviours / İzbandut, görünüşü ve davranışı ile korku veren(iri yarı adam) / ο τρομακτικός (μεγάλος, δυνατός τύπος) που τρομάζει τους ανθρώπους με την όψη και τη συμπεριφορά του

Supplied dialect / region: Unknown / not supplied
Region confidence: Low
i
Low means a tentative hypothesis. These are editorial confidence ratings, not probabilities. Region describes usage, not etymology; it does not establish an origin.
Suggested etymology: Unknown / not supplied
Etymology confidence: Low
i
Low means a tentative hypothesis. These are editorial confidence ratings, not probabilities. A suggested or theoretical origin is not an established origin. The rating alone does not establish certainty.

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