Meaning of 'mute' in Kurmanji is: bêdeng

mute: bêdeng

Noun:

bêdeng, dengên.

Adjective:

bêdeng, nedîtî, negotî, zimnî de, nêzîkî.

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Adjective(1) expressed without speech,especially because words would be inappropriate or inadequate,lacking power of speech,unable to speak because of hereditary deafness,unable to speak(2) expressed without speech(3) especially because words would be inappropriate or inadequate(4) lacking power of speech(5) unable to speak because of hereditary deafness(6) unable to speak
Noun(1) a deaf person who is unable to speak(2) a device used to soften the tone of a musical instrument
Verb(1) deaden (a sound or noise(2) deaden (a sound or noise)(3) especially by wrapping(4) muffle(5) tone down sound

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(1) The range was unique in that every golf range I've ever been to has golf balls lying around within a dozen feet or so of the practice tees - mute evidence of the ineptitude of those whaling away.(2) She stood in mute shock, dresses draped over her arm.(3) It has volume control, mute and push-to-talk buttons all within one housing.(4) These intensive singing sessions are exactly that as I discovered one Tuesday evening recently, sitting in mute admiration.(5) A 12-year-old child prodigy, a writer of westerns, a boxing star, a giant and a bald mute are the eclectic cast of characters who make up this surrealist black comedy.(6) Perhaps, accustomed as he was to hearing such queries and taunts by the driver, the conductor remained a mute spectator.(7) The rest of the crowded carriage watched in mute silence.(8) It's so close, again, that when you hear the crowds roar on the television and then hit mute , you can still hear the crowds roar, even through closed windows.(9) The larger screen served at the moment as a television outlet on mute .(10) Tony flicked on the TV too, but kept the sound on mute as he entered the chat room for the scheduled hack.(11) It is easy to imagine the fear and rage and grief of the combatants, harder to see it in the cool press briefings of the leaders who make war and the often mute suffering of the populations who must endure and support it.(12) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510She used to be big as a horse,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb one of the officers said to a colleague, who nodded in mute admiration.(13) Now she speaks but without a sound, like the television personalities on mute .(14) She laughed at how they were both carrying trumpets, only one had a mute in the other hand.(15) The director appears in the last shot of all the stories, a mute spectator who is a symbol of society, which is portrayed as having become insensitive to everything.(16) So she constructs a fantastic house of cards as a mute statement - an apparent attempt to connect with her family and explain her annoying behavior.