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How to say "Hat" in Turkish.
American English
hat
Turkish
şapka
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More Headwear Vocabulary in Turkish
American English
Turkish
bandana
bandana
beanie
bere
beret
bere
cowboy hat
kovboy şapkası
earmuffs
kulaklık
flat hat
kasket
baseball cap
kep
hair band
saç bandı
hard hat
baret
headband
kafa bandı
hood
kapüşon
swimming cap
bone
tophat
silindir şapka
turban
türban
visor
siperlik
crown
taç
tiara
taç
belt
kemer
glasses
gözlük
gloves
eldiven
scarf
atkı
earrings
küpe
necklace
kolye
sunglasses
güneş gözlüğü
tie
kravat
wristwatch
kol saati
hot chocolate
sıcak çikolata
snow
kar
winter
kış
ice
buz
coat
mont
cinnamon
tarçın
snowman
kardan adam
skis
kayak takımı
snowboard
snowboard tahtası
blizzard
tipi
snowflake
kar tanesi
pine cone
çam kozalağı
it snows
Kar yağıyor
It's cold.
Hava soğuk.
umbrella
şemsiye
boots
çizme
sunscreen
güneş kremi
raincoat
yağmurluk
dress
elbise
socks
çoraplar
underwear
iç çamaşırı
shorts
şort
shirt
gömlek
shoe
ayakkabı
t-shirt
tişört
skirt
etek
suit
takım elbise
pajamas
pijama
sweater
kazak
sandals
sandalet
swimsuit
mayo
Example sentences
American English
He wore a hat to protect his head from the sun.
"Hat" in 45 More Languages.
Hungarian
kalap
Korean
모자
Castilian Spanish
el sombrero
Japanese
ぼうし
French
le chapeau
Mandarin Chinese
帽子
Italian
il cappello
German
der Hut
Russian
шапка
Brazilian Portuguese
o chapéu
Hebrew
כובע
Arabic
قبعة
Danish
hat
Swedish
hatt
Norwegian
hatt
Hindi
टोपी
Tagalog
sombrero
Vietnamese
nón
Esperanto
ĉapelo
Dutch
de hoed
Icelandic
hattur
Indonesian
topi
British English
hat
Mexican Spanish
el sombrero
European Portuguese
o chapéu
Cantonese Chinese
帽
Thai
หมวก
Polish
kapelusz
Hawaiian
pāpale
Māori
pōtae
Samoan
pulou
Greek
καπέλο
Finnish
hattu
Persian
کلاه
Estonian
müts
Croatian
šešir
Serbian
шешир
Bosnian
šešir
Sanskrit
Swahili
kofia
Yoruba
àkẹtẹ̀
Igbo
okpu
Ukrainian
капелюх
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
Irish
hata
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