English to Kurmanji Meaning of nerve - tamar

Nerve :

tamar

noun

tamar, cesaret, jîrî, dil, înercî, cebir, ajotin, û qaşo, Bakurê Îrlandê, derûnîya, masûl, Brawn

verb

dewrê, tamar

Nerve :: tamarNerved :: nervedNerveless :: bêtûreNerves :: demarênNerving :: nerving

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Definitions of nerve in English

Noun(1) any bundle of nerve fibers running to various organs and tissues of the body(2) the courage to carry on(3) impudent aggressiveness
Verb(1) get ready for something difficult or unpleasant

Examples of nerve in English

(1) He has kept his nerve and picked a difficult policy area - you could say the most difficult for a modern Labor leader - in which to take on the government.(2) He says he chose Shakespeare's earliest comedy because ├ö├ç├┐you slightly lose your nerve with Shakespeare├ö├ç├û in such a hiatus.(3) Well, the immaculately turned-up students and executives of the hospitality industry kept their nerve .(4) I am so angry they even had the nerve to appeal in the first place.(5) All sights, all things which are Lhasa's own beauty and peculiarity, would have to be seen by the lone woman explorer who had had the nerve to come to them from afar, the first of her sex.(6) So at this precise moment where others would lose their nerve , bottle and audience, he did what separates mere amateurs from The Greats like himself.(7) Yes, he actually said ├ö├ç├┐disassemble├ö├ç├û - and then had the nerve to be snotty about it and define it.(8) In any case, I figure he is due the embarrassment given that he had the nerve to compare my beloved Moleskine to his dollar-notebook.(9) Now nerve yourself for the revelations in his latest diary.(10) he kept his nerve and won five games in a row(11) I haven't had the nerve to tell her I'm also crushing on him.(12) Sean Kavanagh, having been quite for long periods, came good in the closing minutes and kept his nerve to kick the levelling point.(13) While the 34-year-old golf unknown kept his nerve on a tough final day at Rochester, the shakers and movers of world golf crumbled behind him.(14) I'm glad someone had the nerve to write what they really think.(15) Silence roared between them until he finally got up the nerve .(16) She actually had the nerve to be sarcastic with me this morning, which meant I said goodbye immediately to ms-nice-woman personality.

Related Phrases of nerve

(1) nerve-racking ::

nerve-racking

(2) nerve cell ::

hucreyê de nerve

(3) optic nerve ::

nerve tester

(4) sciatic nerve ::

nerve sciatic

(5) nerve ending ::

dawî nerve

(6) vagus nerve ::

nerve vagus

(7) auditory nerve ::

nerve tuwanayî

(8) nerve impulse ::

Qeweta nerve

(9) cranial nerve ::

nerve cranial

(10) nerve center ::

navenda nerve

Related Phrases of nerve

(1) nerve-racking ::

nerve-racking

(2) nerve cell ::

hucreyê de nerve

(3) optic nerve ::

nerve tester

(4) sciatic nerve ::

nerve sciatic

(5) nerve ending ::

dawî nerve

(6) vagus nerve ::

nerve vagus

(7) auditory nerve ::

nerve tuwanayî

(8) nerve impulse ::

Qeweta nerve

(9) cranial nerve ::

nerve cranial

(10) nerve center ::

navenda nerve

Synonyms

Noun

1. nerve fiber ::

fiber nerve

2. confidence ::

bawerî

3. audacity ::

helwęsta

4. anxiety ::

meraq

5. mettle ::

mettle

6. face ::

rû

Verb

7. steel ::

pola

Antonyms

1. cowardice ::

tirsnok

2. poltroonery ::

poltroonery

Different Forms

nerve, nerved, nerveless, nerves, nerving

Word Example from TV Shows

$You have a lot of nerve taking advantage\Nof a defenceless and wounded woman.$

You have a lot of NERVE taking advantage
of a defenceless and wounded woman.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 12

$Perhaps that’s what desperation gives,\Nthe nerve.$

Perhaps that’s what desperation gives,
the NERVE.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

What a NERVE!

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

Actually, ethyl alcohol inhibits electrical conduction in the NERVE cells...

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 2

- Did I pluck a NERVE there? - Oh, yeah.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 4

Examples of nerve from TV Shows