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mefkûre

From late Ottoman Turkish مفكوره (mefkure), coined by Turkish sociologist, poet and politician Ziya Gökalp, from Arabic مَفْكُور (mafkūr, “thought, idea”). See Azerbaijani məfkurə, Uyghur مەپكۇرە (mepkure), Uzbek mafkura, Tajik мафкура (mafkura).

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