Examples of using Orhan in English and their translations into Serbian
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Prince Orhan.
Orhan, you've filled yourself up.
That's Pop Orhan.
Orhan Pamuk said it well.
But it's hard for Orhan.
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Orhan put it in your room.
I'm looking for Orhan Kara's father.
Orhan got a very good offer.
He says he will make Orhan the Sultan.
I had a friend in Malatya prison. Orhan.
I'm sorry, Orhan has made a mistake.
Get 5OO kilos each for Orhan and me.
That serpent Orhan, says to other serpent named Ýbrahim.
What matters is your reputation,isn't that right, Orhan?
Constantine invited Orhan to dinner tonight.
Orhan… help me show Arthur our second-best room.
And our Turkish friend Orhan will guard the Langa Port.
I happened to capture this letter written by Orhan to Ýbrahim.
All you did was rob Orhan of a father and left me with choices like this!
How would you like it,if the infidels' dummy Orhan had taken the throne?
Why don't we send Orhan to Edirne and let him provoke people against Mehmet?
Left with only Kemal's ancient sketchbook andintent on righting this injustice, Orhan boards a plane to Los Angeles.
Orhan stating that the hike is not announced to the public, skiing itself[more…].
This volume included 24 poems from Orhan Veli, along with 16 by Melih Cevdet and 20 by Oktay Rıfat.
By the end of Andronikos II's reign, much of Bithynia was in the hands of the Ottoman Turks of Osman I andhis son and heir Orhan.
This is the letter Constantine told Orhan to write and addressed to Karamanoglu Ýbrahim.
Orhan I was the bey(chief) of the newborn Ottoman Empire(at the time known as the Osmanli tribe) from 1326 to 1359.
(Danas, 10.11.2011)The director of the International Security Institute, Orhan Dragas, says that"the laws against corruption in our country are excellent but have not been implemented.
Orhan I or Orhan Bey was the second bey of the nascent Ottoman Empire(then known as the Ottoman Beylik or Emirate) from 1326 to 1359.
Her sisters Maria andTheodora were the respective wives of Nikephoros II Orsini and Orhan I. John V and John VI were rival emperors in a civil war fought from 1341 to 1347.