Use rahat for something comfortable or for feeling at ease.
The idea
Koltuk rahat describes a comfortable chair; evde rahatım says I feel at ease at home. Context identifies what is comfortable.
Examples
- Bu koltuk rahat.This armchair is comfortable.
- Rahat bir ayakkabı arıyorum.I am looking for a comfortable shoe.
- Evde rahat hissediyorum.I feel comfortable at home.
- Bu sandalye rahat değil.This chair is not comfortable.
- Rahat koltuklar pencerenin yanında.The comfortable armchairs are by the window.
- Rahat bir yolculuk istiyoruz.We want a comfortable journey.
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Watch out
Softness and comfort are not identical: a soft chair is not automatically comfortable for everyone.
Try it yourself
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Koltuk bana iyi geliyor, rahatsız etmiyor: koltuk ___. (rahat / rahatsız)
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rahat
Rahat fits the chair that does not cause discomfort.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Evde huzurlu hissediyorum: evde ___. (rahatım / rahatsın)
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rahatım
Rahatım is the first-person form for feeling at ease.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Bu sandalye rahat ___; oturmak zor. (değil / mi)
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değil
Değil negates rahat: the chair is not comfortable.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Turkish sentences and words where available. We keep your score.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Koltuk bana iyi geliyor, rahatsız etmiyor: koltuk ___. (rahat / rahatsız)
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Evde huzurlu hissediyorum: evde ___. (rahatım / rahatsın)
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Bu sandalye rahat ___; oturmak zor. (değil / mi)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a comfortable object and say where you feel at ease.

