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hafize
"Hafize" is a feminine name in Turkish, derived from "hafız," meaning a person who has memorized the Quran.
In a sentence
Hafize, okuldan mezun olduğundan beri bir kütüphanede çalışıyor.
Hafize has been working in a library since she graduated from school.
Hafize is used as a proper noun, a name of a person.
Bu eski daktilo hafize edilen anılarımı canlandırıyor.
This old typewriter evokes my memories that are cherished.
Hafize is used as an adjective in a metaphorical sense, meaning 'cherished' or 'remembered' in terms of memories or meanings.
İslam kültüründe, Kur'an'ı ezbere bilen kişiye hafıze denir.
In Islamic culture, a person who has memorized the Quran is called a 'hafıze.'
Hafıze is a noun referring to a person who has memorized the Quran, typically used in religious contexts.
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