Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كاور (gâvur), from Classical Persian گَاوُر (gāwur), a variant of گَبْر (gabr); see there for more.

10 sept. 2009 · It is indeed the Turkish derogatory word giavur or gâvur in modern Turkish, which means infidel. It used to be Karagiavurian, which is even worse.

21 nov. 2010 · ”Gavur” was used to describe non-muslim ottoman citizens like greeks and armenians. So, I don't think that it means ”infidel” (because they were ...

28 août 2017 · The translation of 'Gavur Mahallesi' by Mıgırdiç Margosyan, I received feedback for each of the four different languages used in the book of short stories.

A series of colorful stories, complete with a snuff snorting midwife, a simple-minded church caretaker, and a superhuman blacksmith.

16 avr. 2015 · The genocide, which is the elimination of the Armenian population in what had historically been their homeland, was accomplished by three methods.

18 mars 2015 · A question on Turkey's nationwide Higher Education Examination this year referred to non-Muslims as “gavurs,” or infidels ...

Kurdish acknowledgement of participation in the Armenian genocide of 1915 along with Kurdish municipal efforts to atone have grown tremendously in the past ...

16 "Gâvur mahallesi'nin Son Gâvur'u" (le dernier giaour du quartier des giaours - d'après le titre du roman de Mığırdıç Margosyan, lui même originaire de ...

This documentary tells a story about multiculturalism, uprooting and migration in the triangle formed by Istanbul, Diyarbakır and Heredan.