Joseph's enthusiasm for promoting new German opera resulted in Mozart's The Escape from the Seraglio, the opera's jokey Turkism itself an indicator of the Ottomans' declining threat status.
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Turkism
Synonyms for "turkism"
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2 entriesTranslations
16 translations across 12 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- turqizëm noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Armenian
1 entries- թրքաբանություն noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Bulgarian
1 entries- турци́зъм noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Czech
1 entries- turcismus noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Finnish
4 entries- turkkilainen kulttuuri noun (Turkish culture, religion and tradition)
- turkkilainen vaikute noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
- turkkilaisuus noun (Turkish culture, religion and tradition)
- turkkilaisuus noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
French
1 entries- turcisme noun (Turkish culture, religion and tradition)
German
1 entries- Turzismus noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Polish
1 entries- turcyzm noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Russian
1 entries- тюрки́зм noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- turcìzam noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
- турцѝзам noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Slovak
1 entries- turcizmus noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
Ukrainian
1 entries- тюркі́зм noun (word or idiom of the Turkish language)
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