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Turkish Crochet Terms and English Translations

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This post includes Turkish Crochet Terms which have been translated to English Crochet Terms (American Terms).

Turkish Crochet Terms and English Translations

Turkish Crochet Terms and English Translations

Crochet Translation Project

Please remember this is a work-in-progress and if you have any suggestions, corrections or terms to add – please send me a message or leave a comment so I can update the chart!

Thank you to Sharon for sending me these translations in Turkish!

You can search simply by pushing the <CTRL> key on your keyboard and the <F> key on your  keyboard, at the same time. This will bring up a little search box (usually around the top-right corner of your screen) and you can type in a term and then press the up, or down arrow key options to flip through the hits on the page. If you are using an Apple use Cmd+F together.

ENGLISH (U.S.)TURKISH
(all) aroundcevresi
armkol, kollar
backarka
back post double crochet (BPdc)
blacksiyah
bluemavi
bodygovde, vucut
bottomalt
brownkahverengi
chain (ch)zincir
crochet hooktig (i without the dot and g with a hat)
darkkoyu
decrease (dec)eksiltme, azaltma
double crochet (dc)ikili trabzan
dresselbise
eachher, hepsi
earkulak
edgekenar
eyesgozler
fasten off
fingersparmaklar
fronton (o with dots)
front post double crochet (FPdc)
graygri
greenyesil
half double crochet (hdc)tekli trabzan, yarm brit (br)
headkafa, bas
increase (inc)arttirma
join into ring
lastson
legsbacaklar
lightacik
lilaclila
loop (lp)ilmek,halka (BLO: ilmegin arkasi FLO: ilmegin onu)
neckboyun
nextsonraki
noseburun
orangeturuncu
picotpim
pinkpembe
Polyester Fiberfill stuffingelyaf dolgu, doldurmak, imbottitura
purplemor
redkirmizi
repeattekrar, kez, rifetere
reverse single crochet / crab stitch (rsc)
ringhalka, anello
roundturno, tur
rowsira
safety eyesguvenli gozler, occhi di sicurezza
shoesayakkabi
single crochet (sc)sik igne (si)
skip (sk)atla, ilmegi ormeden atla
skirtetek
slip stitch (sl st)ilmek kaydirma
stitch (st)ilmek
tailkuyruk
timeskez, defa
to crochetormek, tig isi yapmak
toesayak parmaklari
treble crochet (tr)uclu trabzan
trouserspantolon
turndon, cevir, turno
whitebeyaz
yarn over hook or yarn around hook (yo)iplik dolama
yarn, threadip, iplik
yellowsari
This post includes Turkish Crochet Terms which have been translated to English Crochet Terms (American Terms).

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35 Comments

  1. Hi Honey, Yarm brit (br) seems to be used for US half double crochet (UK half treble crochet). Zincir seems to mean chain stitches – and isin seems to mean turning chain. Hope this helps.

  2. Hello I still don’t have these Turkish terms for crochet in English, please could you help me: -dvm:devam
    -br:brit
    -TY: isin tersi
    -kz: kapatma zinciri….I would like to have them in the U.K version if possible, thanks.

  3. 6 X – X is often used as single crochet or times (repeats)
    zincir is chain
    cek is pull
    12 ilmek atla – is skip 12 stitches
    5 zincir çek 12 ilmek atla – is chain 5 skip 12 stitches

  4. 6x, zincir çek 12 ilmek atla, 12x, 5 zincir çek 12 ilmek atla, 6x

    Someone please help me translate this im struggling

  5. Hi Brenda, I’m afraid I only have the translations listed in the post. They were submitted by volunteers. Is there anyway you can access the original pattern that is written in Turkish? Once it has been ‘translated’ it tends to lose some of the words (especially when the Designer wrote in short form – Google isn’t up to speed on shortforms for crochet yet and often subs in things it thinks are related to make the sentence make sense.) If you have the original pattern it may be easier to cross check the Turkish term against what the volunteers have given us. I suspect the 2M is a decrease if there are less stitches in the next round but it could also be a skipped stitch? and there are many ways to make a decrease (in different stitches). I’m sorry I can’t be of more help! R