"birer birer" meaning in Turkish

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Adverb

Etymology: Reduplication of birer. Etymology templates: {{reduplication|tr|birer}} Reduplication of birer Head templates: {{head|tr|adverb}} birer birer
  1. one by one
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      "examples": [
        {
          "english": "Would the sky be forgotten?\nWould I lose the beautiful face of yours?\nOne by one, what remains for me?\nEven if I look back",
          "ref": "2007, Hayko Cepkin (lyrics and music), “Ölüyorum [I'm Dying]”, in Tanışma Bitti [The Acquaintance Is Over], performed by Hayko Cepkin:",
          "text": "Unutulur mu gökyüzü?\nYitirir miyim o gül yüzünü?\nBirer birer, neyim kalır?\nGeriye baksam da",
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          "text": "Unutulur mu gökyüzü?\nYitirir miyim o gül yüzünü?\nBirer birer, neyim kalır?\nGeriye baksam da",
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