Etymology :Middle English, from Middle French or Turkish; Middle French Turc, from Medieval Latin or Turkish; Medieval Latin Turcus, from Turkish Türk. Pronunciation :t&rk. Function :noun. Date :14th century.| turk | A member of any of numerous Tartar tribes of Central Asia, etc | en | en | |||
| turk | ; esp | en | en | |||
| turk | one of the dominant race in Turkey | en | en | |||
| turk | A Mohammedan; esp | en | en | |||
| turk | one living in Turkey | en | en | |||
| turk | The plum weevil | en | en | |||
| turk | See Curculio, and Plum weevil, under Plum | en | en | |||
| turk | a native or inhabitant of Turkey | en | en | |||
| Turk | native or inhabitant of Turkey; person belonging to a Turkish-speaking people; Turkish horse | en | (isim) | en | ||
| Turk | A Turk is a Turkish citizen, or a person of Turkish origin. someone from Turkey | en | en | |||
