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rebirth in Turkish

rebirth in Turkish is reenkarnasyon, ruh göçü, yeniden doğuş — rebirth means a fresh start or revival, whether literal, spiritual, or figurative.

rebirth in Turkish

reenkarnasyon
noun
Reincarnation; new birth subsequent to one's first.
ruh göçü
noun
Reincarnation; new birth subsequent to one's first.
yeniden doğuş
noun
Revival, reinvigoration.
reenkarnasyon
noun
Spiritual renewal.
ruh göçü
noun
Spiritual renewal.
yeniden doğuş
noun
Spiritual renewal.

What does "rebirth" mean?

  1. noun A fresh start or revival, whether literal, spiritual, or figurative.
    "The city experienced an economic rebirth after the factory reopened."
  2. verb To be, or to cause to be, renewed or revived.
    "The old neighborhood was rebirthed into a thriving arts district."
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rebirth in a sentence

  • The city experienced an economic rebirth after the factory reopened.
  • Many faiths describe conversion as a kind of spiritual rebirth.
  • The old neighborhood was rebirthed into a thriving arts district.

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What is "rebirth" in Turkish?

"rebirth" in Turkish is reenkarnasyon, ruh göçü, yeniden doğuş. rebirth means: A fresh start or revival, whether literal, spiritual, or figurative.

How do you use "rebirth" in a sentence?

Example: "The city experienced an economic rebirth after the factory reopened." In Turkish, "rebirth" is reenkarnasyon, ruh göçü, yeniden doğuş.

Are there other ways to say "rebirth" in Turkish?

Yes — Turkish has 3 translations listed for "rebirth": reenkarnasyon, ruh göçü, yeniden doğuş.

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